91 Marvelous Magazine Names That You Haven't Heard Of
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Magazines are popular among all age groups and are available in different genres like lifestyle, celebrity, culture, literature, creativity, and others.
Some popular magazine names that you can consider to be creative are National Geographic, Reader's Digest, Golf Digest, Oprah Magazine, Southern Living, Allure, TIME, Cosmopolitan, and many others. If you want to publish your own magazine, you must keep the name short and simple.
Here are a few examples to name your magazine like Spike Life, Brew Mag, Unearthed Axis, Soul Talk, City Scoop, Life Style, Dead Breed, Crafter Universe Gazette, Campus Roots, and Stream Essence. Read on for some popular magazine business name ideas.
Fashion Magazine Names
Some popular magazine names that you can consider are Stomp Life, Campus First Step, Great Entity Gazette, Catalyst Reflection, Future Chapter, Prime Odyssey, Pulse Gravity, Zing Pandora Gazette, and Demicon Deedr, Midwest Living Newspaper. Here are some more creative magazine names are: -
Allure (Latin origin), meaning 'attract', is a woman's beauty magazine. It was launched in 1991 in the United States.
Asian Woman (Ancient Greek and Old English origin), meaning 'to go out' and 'female', is a popular name in the magazine business.
BASIC (English origin), meaning 'foundation', is a fashion magazine published quarterly and was launched in 2016 in the United States.
Café (French origin), meaning 'coffee house', is a monthly Swedish magazine for men that focuses on food, fitness, movies, travel, music, and more, and was launched in 1990 in Sweden.
Classy (English origin), meaning 'elegant', is a women's fashion magazine that was launched in 1984 in Japan.
Cosmopolitan (Greek origin), meaning 'citizens of the world', is a monthly fashion and entertainment magazine for women launched in 1886 in the United States.
Darling (Old English origin), meaning 'dearly loved person', is a quarterly women's magazine launched in 2009 in the United States.
Dazed (Old Norse origin), meaning 'be stunned', is a bi-monthly style magazine that covers music, film, and fashion. It was launched in 1992 in the United Kingdom.
Elle (French and Hebrew origin), meaning, 'girl or my God is abundance', is a woman's magazine covering entertainment and fashion that was launched in 1945 in France and in 1996 in India.
Fashion (Latin origin), meaning 'a particular make or style', is a fashion and beauty magazine covering fashion, beauty, health, food, travel, and blogs and launched in 1977 in Canada.
Femina (Latin origin), means 'woman', is a fashion, beauty, health, food, and travel magazine launched in 1952 in Denmark, in 1972 in Indonesia, and in 1956 in India.
Flaunt (Middle English origin), meaning 'to flicker', is a fashion and culture magazine that was launched in 1998 in the United States.
Glamour (Scottish origin), meaning 'enchantment or attractiveness', is a style, beauty, and wellness magazine that was launched in 1991 in the United States.
Lucire (Spanish and Romanian origin), meaning 'to glitter or to show off', is a fashion magazine that was launched in 1997 in New Zealand.
Marie Claire (French origin), meaning 'Mary and bright', is a fashion, style, and beauty magazine that was launched in 1937 in France.
Olivia (Latin origin), meaning 'olive tree', is a monthly career, family, home, and fashion magazine that was launched in 2007 in Finland.
Oyster (Greek origin), meaning 'shell or tile', is a fashion, pop-culture, music, and beauty magazine that was launched in 1994 in Australia.
Pop (Old French origin), meaning 'popular', is a fashion magazine that was launched in 2000 in the United Kingdom.
Seventeen (Old English origin), meaning 'the number 17', is a fashion, beauty, and health tip magazine that was launched in 1994 in the United States and in 1967 in Japan.
Teen Vogue (English origin), meaning 'teenage fashion', is a fashion, beauty, teen issues, celebrity style, and entertainment magazine that was launched in 2003 in the United States.
Vogue (English origin), meaning 'fashion', is a monthly fashion and lifestyle magazine that was launched in 1892 in the United States.
Fake Magazine Names
Some of the popular fake magazine names that you may consider are Campus Life, City Beat Magnet, Epic Pulse, Time Arc, Upper Sting, Life Bytes Newspaper, Mystic Shift Report, City Mag, and New Real Illustrated. Some more cool yet fake magazine names are given down below.
Bright Lights is a fictional magazine in Big City.
Composure is a fake magazine from How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days.
Playpen is quite a popular fake magazine name used in movies and TV.
Poise and Sparkle are featured in 13 Going on 30.
Runaway is featured in The Devil Wears Prada.
The Review of Woollett is a fake magazine featured in The Ambassadors.
The Spy Magazine is a fake magazine from A Philadelphia Story.
The Weekly Volcano is a fake magazine that was featured in Little Women.
Teenage Magazine Names
Some popular teenage magazine names are Inner Stream, Scribble Path, Campus Report, Holistic Stomp Chronicles, First Step, World Chronicles, School Path Guide, and others. Here are some more teenage magazine names.
American Cheerleader (English Origin), meaning 'supporter and admirer', is one of the fun business name ideas.
Banana (West African origin), meaning 'a fruit', is a lifestyle and culture magazine.
Bliss (Middle English origin), meaning 'joy', is a British magazine aimed at teen girls.
Bravo (Italian origin), meaning 'bold', is the largest German magazine for teens.
Dynamite (Ancient Greek origin), meaning 'power', was focused on children.
Frida (German origin), meaning 'peace', is a bi-weekly magazine for teens published in Sweden.
Logan (Scottish origin), meaning 'little hollow', is a magazine aimed at young women covering various topics.
New Era (German and English origin), meaning 'beginning of a particular period', is a creative magazine for a young audience.
Popstar (Old French and German origin), meaning 'famous pop singer or musician', is a pop culture magazine for girls.
Sassy (English origin), meaning 'outspoken and proactive', is a general magazine for young women.
Shameless (German origin), meaning 'unashamed', is one of the sassy business name ideas.
Smile (Scandinavian origin), meaning 'grin or beam', was a lifestyle and manga magazine for teenage girls.
Teen (English origin), meaning 'teenage', is an American lifestyle magazine for teenagers.
Teen People (English and Latin origin), meaning 'teenagers', was a teen magazine that shut down in 2006.
The Contributor (Latin and French origin), meaning 'someone who contributes something', is an independent magazine.
Twist (German origin), meaning 'bend out of shape', is a monthly magazine for teens.
Popular Magazine Names
Some popular magazine names are listed down below.
Bon Appetit (Latin and Old French origin) is a monthly food and entertainment magazine, meaning' good appetite'.
Country Living (Latin and German origin), meaning 'livelihood in the countryside', is one of the interesting business names for magazines.
Essence (Latin origin), meaning 'extract', is one of the popular science magazine name ideas.
Food and Wine (German origin), meaning 'cuisine and drinks', is a monthly magazine that features recipes, wine, and others.
Food Network (German, Latin, and Old English origin), meaning 'web of food', is a fun business name.
Game Informer (Old English and Latin origin), meaning 'informant in the game', is a monthly video game magazine.
Golf (Dutch origin), meaning 'a sport', is a monthly magazine with details about golf.
Golf Digest (Dutch and Latin origin), meaning 'journal of golf', is a monthly golf magazine that Discovery Golf publishes.
Good Housekeeping (German and Old English origin), meaning 'good homemaking', is a woman's magazine.
Men's Health (German and Old English origin), meaning 'fitness of males', is a health magazine for men including fitness, nutrition, style, technology, and others.
National Geographic (Old French and Greek origin), meaning 'geology of the nation', is an interesting business name.
People Magazine (Latin and Arabic origin), meaning 'journal of people', is a weekly entertainment magazine.
Reader's Digest (Old English and Latin origin) is an American family magazine, meaning 'journal of a bookworm'.
Southern Living (German and Old English origin), meaning 'livelihood from the south', is one of the fun business name ideas.
Sports Illustrated (Old French and Latin origin), meaning 'embellishment of games', is an American sports magazine.
Taste of Home (Latin and German origin), meaning 'flavor of residence', is an American cooking magazine.
The American Legion (English and Latin origin), meaning 'brigade of America', is one of the great business name ideas.
The New Yorker (German and Celtic origin), meaning 'someone from New York', is one of the popular business names for magazines.
TIME Magazine (German and Arabic origin), meaning 'journal', is an American news magazine.
Travel + Leisure (Old French and Latin origin), meaning 'excursion and free time', is one of the popular names.
TV Guide (French and German origin), meaning 'TV consultant', is a bi-weekly magazine including TV-related news and other information.
US Weekly (Old English origin), meaning 'once a week', is a weekly entertainment magazine.
Vanity Fair (Latin and Old English origin), meaning 'empty and morally good', is one of the fun business names for magazines.
Wired (Old English origin), meaning 'hyper', is a monthly science and technology magazine.
Literary Magazine Names
Few literary magazine names are given down below.
A Public Space (Latin origin), meaning 'communal space', is a non-profit literary magazine that publishes poetry, fiction, essays, and art.
American Short Fiction (English, German, and Latin origin), meaning 'small stories', is a triannual literary magazine.
Ascent (English origin), meaning 'conquest', is a non-profit magazine published by the Yasodhara Ashram Society.
Barrow Street (Old English origin), meaning 'truck road', is a poetry magazine in America.
Beat Scene (Old English and Greek origin), meaning 'place of the strike', is a UK-based magazine.
Black Clock (Old English and Middle Low German origin), meaning 'clock of black color', is an American literary magazine.
Booklist (Old English and German origin), meaning 'record', is a great school magazine name.
Conjunctions (Latin origin), meaning 'coincidence', is an American literary magazine.
Crazy Horse (English and German origin), meaning 'mad horse', is an American magazine that publishes poetry, fiction, and essays.
December (Latin origin), meaning 'last month of the year', is a non-profit literary magazine.
Epoch (Latin origin), meaning 'an era', is a great idea to name your magazine.
Five Points (German and Latin origin) is a literature and art journal, meaning 'five positions'.
Georgia Review (Greek and French origin), meaning 'Georgia analysis', is a literary journal that features poetry, fiction, and essays.
Glimmer Train (Swedish and Latin origin), meaning 'shining caravan', is a short story journal in America.
Harper's Magazine (English and Arabic origin), meaning 'journal of Harper', is a monthly literature magazine.
Narrative (Latin origin), meaning 'description', is an American online literary magazine.
One Story (German and Latin origin), meaning 'single tale', is a non-profit literary journal.
Orion (Latin origin), meaning 'a constellation', is one of the creative names for magazines,
Paris Review (Gaelic and French origin), meaning 'analysis of Paris', is a quarterly literary magazine.
Phoebe (Ancient Greek origin), meaning 'bright and shining', is a literary journal that celebrates great literature.
Poetry (Greek origin), meaning 'verses', is a monthly reading poetry journal founded by Harriet Monroe.
Red Leaves (German origin), meaning 'leaves in red color', is a catchy magazine name idea.
The Coffin Factory (Old French and Latin origin), meaning 'factory of casket', is one of the perfect names for magazines.
Tin House (German origin), meaning 'home of tin', is an American literary magazine.
Yale Review (Hebrew and French origin), meaning 'Yale analysis', is the oldest literary journal in America.
Funny Magazine Names
A few funny magazine names are given down below.
Crappie Now is an online crappie fishing magazine.
Emu Today & Tomorrow is a quarterly magazine for Emu farmers.
Girls and Corpses is a short and simple horror magazine
Miniature Donkey Talk is an affiliated magazine of Donkey Societies of Australia.
News Elevator World is a memorable and good name for a popular science magazine.
Practical Sheep, Goats and Alpacas is a catchy magazine name idea.
PRO is a monthly print magazine.
The Fortean Times is one of the popular science magazine name ideas.
Twins is a memorable and good name.
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