The Gentlewoman #34

The Gentlewoman celebrates modern women of style and purpose, offering a fresh and intelligent perspective on the way women actually live, think, and dress. Each issue showcases inspirational women alongside ambitious journalism, fashion editorials, and candid interviews, and essays. 

In this issue: 

Fronting the cover of The Gentlewoman #34 is Coco Gauff, the 22-year-old American champion reshaping women’s tennis. Two majors in, and with her game rebuilt from scratch, Coco is playing the best tennis of her life, resplendent in her signature kit and making sure the game’s Black pioneers are not forgotten. This issue also features girl group Sugababes, who talk candidly about maintaining harmony; Autumn Durald Arkapaw, the first woman to win the Oscar for best cinematography, on shooting Sinners; the architect Sophie Hicks on four decades of building for Chloé, Acne and herself, and the oceanic pioneer Sylvia Earle, 91, shares tales of days and nights living underwater. John Glacier writes addiction, Hollie Davidson sports a death stare, Lira Valencia gets Londoners to look up (at birds), and Vivien Wong revelas her mochi mastermind behind Little Moon. Elsewhere, a forensic ode to peeling, the case for multilingualism, and the screenwriting duo behind KPop Demon Hunters. Plus Celia Celebrity Traitors Imrie on becoming a youth sensation after 60 years in showbiz

London, Amsterdam; 23x30cm; 300 pages; Semi-annual, Fall 2026