lad mag

noun

1. a magazine aimed at or appealing to men, focusing on fashion, gadgets, and often featuring scantily dressed women

Example Sentences

Following Angelina Jolie's portrayal of Lara Croft, Alicia Vikander took over the reins in 2018's reboot, which like its relaunched gaming counterpart, gave Lara more grit and personality and far less 90s lad mag over sexualisation.

From BBC

Into this trashy-star-obsessed America came a kind of second British invasion: The lad mag.

From Washington Post

Picture a room where the Graham and Sulzberger families confer alongside the drugging, drinking, “feral” founders of the lad mag that would become Vice, all of them making their claims about the future of news, and you’ve got an idea of the assignment Abramson set for herself.

From Washington Post

She’d show up on red carpets in gowns, high heels and perfect makeup; in 2009, lad mag FHM named her to its list of the world’s “Sexiest 100” women.

From Washington Post

She appears to have taken the lad mag in a direction where masculinity is less defined by ogling a monthly parade of scantily clad models and starlets in suggestive poses and more by an interest in style and luxury, and brands that reflect those interests such as Armani, Versace, and Prada.

From Washington Post