Woman Magazine

Woman is a weekly magazine from England that debuted in 1937, aimed primarily at women aged 30 to 40. The magazine features a blend of celebrity news, TV updates, personal stories, and insights into fashion and beauty. Additionally, its lifestyle section provides inspiration for home decor, cooking, product reviews, and helpful advice. Founded by Odhams Press, Woman was the first color weekly magazine established in 1937, supported by a specialized high-speed printing facility. During World War II, it offered readers various fashion advice to navigate clothing rationing, along with recipes to manage food shortages and alternatives. For instance, an article in August 1943 highlighted creative uses for "Household milk," which was the term for powdered milk at the time.