Tatler

Tatler (stylised in all caps), is a monthly society magazine that covers high society, culture, style news, beauty, royals, travel, and education. Beginning publication in 1901, it has been published by Condé Nast since 1982. Since 2018, Richard Dennen has overseen the magazine as editor-in-chief. Notable former editors include Mark Boxer, Tina Brown, Libby Purves, Geordie Greig, and Kate Reardon. Headquartered at the Adelphi building in the Adelphi district of London, Tatler traces its origins to the Richard Steele-founded literary and society journal The Tatler that was published from 1709 to 1711. In 1901, Tatler began publication. In 1940, it absorbed Bystander and rebranded to The Tatler and Bystander. In 1965, the magazine rebranded to London Life before returning to the Tatler name in 1968. Hong Kong Tatler launched in 1977 as the first international edition. It was shortly disassociated from the British edition. In 2008, Tatler Russia launched. Tatler ceased Russian operations in 2022 due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine and as of 2026 the British edition is the only Condé Nast-published Tatler.