Women's networking and event members club AllBright everywoman has announced the launch of theALLBRIGHT, a new digital magazine exploring modern womanhood across work, culture, style, identity, beauty, travel and lifestyle.

The platform spans six editorial franchises, from weekly cultural commentary to monthly long reads, headline interviews and expert-led features, covering everything from identity and ambition to beauty, fashion and money. 

theALLBRIGHT will be led editorially by Alice Olins, Editor-in-Chief, who brings 20 years of broadsheet, women’s glossies and online editorial experience.

Contributors at launch include broadcaster Dr Radha Modgil on Women’s Health, author and journalist Stephanie Yeboah for Real Beauty, and Trish Halpin and Lorraine Candy for midlife Power Years, and Tiwalola Adebayo on work and innovation. Writers also include fashion and interiors writer Carolyn Asome, journalist and author Rosamund Dean, novelist and journalist Katy Regan and journalist and author Claire Cohen. Together, they will bring expert insight, lived experience and genuine points of view to the conversations women are already having, and the ones they should be.

Sophie Catto and Nicole Goodwin, Joint Managing Directors of AllBright everywoman, said: “As AllBright everywoman has evolved, it became clear that we needed a true editorial home. We’ve built a powerful network through our programmes and events, but we saw an opportunity to create a space that lives beyond those moments, driven by ideas, perspective and meaningful, ongoing conversation. “We launched theALLBRIGHT to meet that need. Women today are navigating increasingly complex lives, professionally, personally and culturally, and they’re looking for content that reflects that reality with intelligence and nuance.”

Alice Olins, Editor-in-Chief of theALLBRIGHT, adds: “The AllBright reflects how women actually live, moving between big questions and everyday decisions, without treating either as more or less important. It explores the realities of modern womanhood with depth, honesty and, at times, humour, creating room for perspectives and experiences that deserve to be properly heard.”