Queen (magazine)

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Queen (formerly The Queen ) is a magazine founded in 1862 that was initially aimed at an aristocratic readership. Towards the end of the 1950s, the magazine's profile was changed to appeal to a younger, broader audience. During the time of " Swinging London ", Queen was considered to be one of the style-defining magazines of the time, primarily positioning itself in the area of ​​women's fashion. In 1968 the magazine was sold to the competition from Harper's Bazaar and was initially called "Harper's & Queen" since 1970, later the "Queen" dropped out of the name and the magazine was only called "Harper's Bazaar". In the early 1960s, David Hamilton was the magazine's artistic director.

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