Fashion & Design
The magazines that set the look of each season and the design titles that architects, decorators and designers keep on the studio shelf.
The 20 best fashion and design magazines of 2026, ranked.
Vogue
Fashion's most powerful title, setting the agenda in print, on video and at the Met Gala.
- Editorial quality
- 8.8
- Influence
- 9.7
- Trust & transparency
- 8.4
- Design & craft
- 9.5
- Digital experience
- 9.1
- Reach
- 9.6
- No. 2
2No. 9 overall
Architectural Digest
The world's best-known design and interiors brand, with hugely popular home tours on video.
89.0
- No. 3
3No. 13 overall
Harper's Bazaar
The oldest fashion magazine in America, with a long tradition of daring photography and art direction.
86.8
- No. 4
4No. 15 overall
GQ
The leading men's style title, with strong culture writing and a big video presence.
86.7
- No. 5
5No. 21 overall
Wallpaper*
Design, architecture and lifestyle with impeccable art direction since 1996.
86.4
- No. 6

6No. 27 overall
Domus
Architecture and design criticism with nearly a century of authority, edited each year by a guest architect.
86.1
- No. 7
The World of Interiors7No. 32 overall
The World of Interiors
The most beautiful interiors photography in print, and a favourite of decorators everywhere.
85.2
- No. 8
8No. 34 overall
Esquire
Men's magazine journalism at its best: style plus serious features and fiction.
85.1
- No. 9
9No. 36 overall
The Architectural Review
Serious architecture criticism since 1896, read by practitioners and academics alike.
84.7
- No. 10
Dazed10No. 45 overall
Dazed
Youth culture, fashion and art from London, quick to spot new talent and strong online.
84.1
- No. 11
11No. 47 overall
Elle
A French original with one of the largest international networks of editions in fashion publishing.
83.9
- No. 12
12No. 53 overall
The Gentlewoman
Twice a year, beautifully made and intelligent profiles of women, with a deliberately small digital presence.
83.2
- No. 13
13No. 57 overall
W Magazine
Oversized ambition in art, fashion and celebrity portraiture, with covers that become collectors' items.
82.6
- No. 14
14No. 58 overall
i-D
The winking-eye cover and a street-level view of fashion that shaped style culture since 1980.
82.2
- No. 15

15No. 62 overall
Apartamento
An everyday-life interiors magazine that changed how homes are photographed: lived-in, honest and personal.
81.9
- No. 16
16No. 71 overall
Eye
The leading magazine of graphic design criticism, small in reach but highly respected.
80.9
- No. 17

17No. 74 overall
Dwell
Modern residential design for a broad readership, accessible and practical.
80.7
- No. 18
18No. 80 overall
Marie Claire
Fashion and beauty with a long record of reporting on women's lives, published in many countries.
80.1
- No. 19
Frame19No. 81 overall
Frame
Interior architecture and spatial design from Amsterdam, with a strong commercial and retail focus.
80.0
- No. 20
Elle Décoration20No. 88 overall
Elle Décoration
The French original of a large international interiors family, stylish and broad in appeal.
78.5