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Kristin Contino
Verified
Senior Royal and Celebrity Editor, Marie Claire
Philadelphia
Beats
Royal Style , Royal News , Celebrity News
Anything that is not related to food.
Content
By Kristin Contino Verified| Marie Claire Verified Casually heading to a party hosted by Queen Elizabeth—or even getting the chance to meet her in person—wasn't something most people got to experience. But as the sister of the future queen, Princess Kate, James Middleton has been in the privileged position of being able to hobnob with the monarch on numerous occasions.
By Kristin Contino Verified| Marie Claire Verified When it comes to future European monarchs, the future is female—and Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway is one of the young women leading the way. The 21-year-old daughter of the country's future king, Crown Prince Haakon, and his wife, Crown Princess Mette-Marit, is set to inherit the throne one day.
Will Prince Louis be Granted a Title from Dad Prince William That's "Tainted With Sadness"-or Will He Get a Dukedom at All?
By Kristin Contino Verified| Marie Claire Verified When senior members of the Royal Family get married, they are typically offered special titles, such as when Prince Harry and Meghan were made the Duke and Duchess of Sussex by Queen Elizabeth. One day, the time will come for Prince George and Prince Louis to be offered their own royal titles, and many have wondered what they'll be called.
Company Info
Marie Claire
Marie Claire is an international women's magazine founded in France in 1937 by Jean Prouvost and Marcelle Auclair. Originally launched as a weekly publication, it quickly gained popularity, selling 500,000 copies of its debut issue. The magazine transitioned to a monthly format in 1954 and has since expanded globally, with international editions in over 30 countries. The magazine combines fashion-forward content with provocative journalism, addressing women's interests in beauty, culture, and global issues. It emphasizes social egalitarianism and targets women from diverse backgrounds. Marie Claire offers print and digital editions that cover a wide range of topics, including health, career advice, and cultural reporting. The brand also engages audiences through online articles, videos, and social media, focusing on trends and activism. Special features include investigative journalism on important issues like gender equality and climate change, along with collaborations with designers and influencers.
New York, New York, United States
Founded: 1937