Marie Claire UK is going digital-only after bosses decided to close its printed magazine edition after 31 years in an attempt to secure its future.
The November issue of the monthly publication, which focuses on female lifestyle, fashion and beauty, will be the final physical version.
Marie Claire UK's owners, TI Media, said the move serves "the changing needs of its audience's mobile-first, fast-paced, style-rich lifestyles".
The company has opened talks with around 35 members of staff affected by the closure, the Guardian reported.
While print sales have fallen, the website has two million monthly users and TI Media calls it an act of "future-proofing".
Marcus Rich, TI Media chief executive, said: "For more than three decades, Marie Claire UK has led the conversation on the issues that really matter to women - from campaigning for women's empowerment to climate change - while providing a premium fashion and beauty positioning that reflects their everyday lives.
"With full focus on our digital platforms, we will be future-proofing our ability to report on these vital and engaging subjects."
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Publishers have said the role of the women's magazine is even more important in the post-Me Too world, and they believe the move online will ensure the publication's future.
Jean de Boisdeffre, of Marie Claire International, said: "After more than 30 years of achievement in the UK, this new digital-first approach provides the launch pad for even more success in the coming decades."
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Marie Claire will continue to be published in other countries such as Australia, Argentina, France and the US.
