Creme (magazine)

Creme (magazine)
Creme

Creme Logo
Editor Alice O’Connell
Categories Entertainment
Frequency Monthly
First issue December 1999
Country New Zealand
Language English
Website [1]

Creme is monthly New Zealand magazine for girls aged 10 - 18. Creme is part of the APN Specialist Publications NZ Limited.

Content

The magazine covers the latest news, celebrity interviews, fashion trends, skincare and beauty, competitions and quizzes. It also gives useful advice to young girls about body image, friend situations and health. The magazine also features about 5 posters in each issue.

Team

The editorial staff includes: Sarah Sandley, CEO; Alice O'Connell, editor; Emma Clifton, assistant editor; Emma Hepburn, art director; Virginia Brown, fashion & beauty editor; and Lisa Taylor, designer.

Creme Girl Ambassadors

Since early 2008 Creme has been running yearly competitions for girls who want to be the next Creme girl ambassador. The winner receives her own monthly column in the magazine and her own interview.

List of Creme Girl Ambassadors:

2008 - Christina Shewan

2009 - Gini Letham

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