Seventeen (Japanese magazine)
Seventeen ( Japanese セ ブ ン テ ィ ー ン , sebuntīn ) is a Japanese fashion magazine that has been published by Shūeisha since 1968 . The target group of the magazine are high school students .
Release history
The first issue appeared in 1968. At that time, Seventeen was conceived as a weekly manga magazine . It should be aimed at a slightly older target group of girls than Margaret , who also appears on Shūeisha . Over time, well-known mangaka such as Ryōko Yamagishi , Riyoko Ikeda , Jun Fukami and Ai Shiraishi brought out their works in the Seventeen .
In 1987 the concept of the magazine was fundamentally changed. The frequency of publication has been changed from weekly to twice a month and the content has since been focused on fashion, while manga have completely disappeared from the magazine. In 2012 the magazine had an average circulation of 350,000 per issue.
content
In every issue the latest fashion is presented by special so-called "ST.MO." (Seventeen Models). In addition, it is shown how you can individualize your uniform school uniform in order to stand out from the other students. You can also find flirt tips and interviews with the ST.MO. Find.
Web links
- Official Website (Japanese)
Individual evidence
- ↑ List of the founding of Shōjo magazines in the 1960s (Japanese)
- ↑ List of the founding of Shōjo magazines in the 1980s (Japanese)
- ↑ Edition dates at JMPA ( Memento from February 26, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) (Japanese)