Shortlist Media Limited

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Shortlist Media was a publisher and media platform based in the UK. Founded in 2007, Shortlist Media published magazines, ShortList and Stylist, and digital brands, Emerald Street and Mr. Hyde. In 2018, Shortlist Media announced that it would be rebranding as The Stylist Group, and shifting focus to expanding its Stylist brand.^[1] The Stylist Group is wholly owned by a Scottish publishing company, DC Thomson.^[2] Ella Dolphin is the current CEO.^[3]