Good Housekeeping is a women's monthly lifestyle magazine published by Hearst UK. The title covers beauty, fashion, culture, travel, food, health, house & home, in addition to product reviews of consumer & electrical goods. Good Housekeeping is backed by The Good Housekeeping Institute, which reached its centenary in 2024.

Which? offers its readers advice on a wide range of everyday consumer products and services. The magazine was founded in 1957 and champions consumer rights.

OK! is a celebrity and entertainment magazine that focuses on the personal lives and activities of celebrities, members of the royal family, and reality television personalities. Its coverage includes celebrity news, interviews, relationship stories, weddings and family features, entertainment industry updates, and behind-the-scenes reporting on television and film personalities. The magazine also regularly features sections on fashion, beauty, lifestyle trends, and popular culture, highlighting celebrity style, product recommendations, and lifestyle advice alongside entertainment news and exclusive photo features.

First published in 1867 and geared toward the contemporary working woman with coverage of fashion, beauty and current lifestyle trends. Features are comprised of entertainment updates, current events, beauty tips, and fashion ideas. Serves as the style resource for "the well-dressed woman and the well-dressed mind". Strives to showcase the latest fashion trends and must-haves of the season, with a focus on products and fashion designers. Topics covered include: beauty, health, fitness, fashion, apparel, accessories, lifestyle, culture, movies, books, design, home furnishing, arts, entertainment and the workplace. The publication is comprised of news, features, personality profiles, reviews, opinions, interviews, and product information.

Tatler is a British monthly glossy lifestyle and society magazine offering editorial content that blends high fashion and beauty coverage with features on luxury lifestyle, society events, culture, travel, property, weddings, schools, and politics. The magazine is known for its focus on high society — including profiles of notable personalities, coverage of elite events and trends, and commentary on contemporary issues relating to culture and style — targeting an audience with above-average incomes interested in fashion, glamour, and the lifestyle of the upper and upper-middle classes.