Grazia editor-in-chief Hattie Brett to step down after eight years
Hattie Brett, editor-in-chief of Grazia. Picture: Bauer Grazia editor-in-chief Hattie Brett will leave the publication in September after eight years at the helm. Brett will continue to lead editorial operations at Grazia until September while parent company Bauer searches for her successor. Her departure was announced less than a month after Bauer began a major restructure of its digital businesses in the UK and Germany. Bauer said Brett, who was named BSME Editor of the Year – Men’s and Women’s in 2022, has led “numerous brand extensions” including parenting Instagram page The Juggle, annual interiors issue Grazia CASA and standalone magazine Grazia Beauty. Grazia publisher Lauren Holleyoake said: “I’m so grateful for everything Hattie has done for Grazia. Her vision and commitment to the brand has been unwavering and she leaves it in great shape. “Hattie has never stopped innovating and evolving the brand, always putting the reader at the heart of every idea, story and decision. I will hugely miss working with her but wish her well in her next challenge.” Brett started her …
