Glam Belleza Latina Covers Jennifer Lopez
Glamour magazine has announced the launch of Glam Belleza Latina, a new title under the Glamour umbrella, targeting the next generation in beauty for Latina women.
Under editor-in-chief Cindi Leive’s direction, Glam Belleza Latina has Veronica Chambers as its editor, overseeing the content of the magazine, with art director Sarah Vinas creating its aesthetic.
Artist-in-residence Ruben Toledo created original illustrations, including a watercolor iteration of the logo.
The magazine celebrates Latina culture and its passion for beauty. Its pages cover everything from fragrance and skin care to jet-setter beauty tricks. According to Glamour, the text weaves English (90 percent) and Spanish (10 percent) together to mirror the voice of today’s young Latina.
[ Also Read: Hispanicize 2013 Unveils Schedule of Blogger Sessions ]In cover star Jennifer Lopez’s exclusive interview with Chambers, she opened up about life, love and the diverse beauty found in the Hispanic culture. “Latin beauty is the rainbow,” Lopez told Glam Belleza Latina.
Glamour reaches 1.3 million Hispanic women. Hispanic millennials make up 19 percent of the millennial population—Glamour’s target reader—and will account for more than 80 percent of the growth in the millennial population over the next few years.
There are 51 million Hispanics in the United States (16 percent of the total population). This number has grown 40 percent over the past 10 years—and is estimated to reach 66 million by 2020. This audience contributes $1.2 trillion in buying power.
Glam Belleza Latina is digest size, 6.75″ x 9.125″, and will be published quarterly and poly-bagged with Glamour for opted-in Hispanic subscribers, starting with the April issue. It will also be sold on select newsstands in New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami for $4.99.
