Martina Bonnier

Bonnier began her career on the newsdesk of Göteborgs-Posten. After her stint at Göteborgs-Posten, she joined Veckorevyn in the early 1990s. From 2011 to 2016, Bonnier was the editor-in-chief of Damernas Värld, one of Sweden's highest circulated women's magazines. Following her tenure at Damernas Värld she moved to the New York City in 2017.^[4]

Anna Wintour contacted Bonnier in efforts to launch a Vogue for the Scandinavia,^{[citation needed]} Bonnier returned to Sweden and was appointed founding editor of Vogue Scandinavia in August 2020 (the first issue in print would release in April 2021).^[5] Under her leadership, Scandinavian Vogue has been noted for its focus on sustainability. The first issue featured activist Greta Thunberg on the cover, the magazine is plastic-free and at first print copies of the magazine were only sold online to reduce the potential waste of surplus copies.^[5]

In 2025, the Scandinavian edition of Vogue Living launched with Bonnier as its editor-in-chief.^[6] She also served as the fashion commentator for the Swedish broadcast of the 2025 Nobel Prize Gala.^[7]

• Fashionista (Bonnier Fakta, 2010)
• Obsession: en modefamiljs bekännelser (Bonnier Fakta, 2011)
• Martinas Modevärld : en guide till ett stilfullt liv (Bonnier Fakta, 2014)
• Modehistoria för den kreativa modefashionistan (Stevali, 2017)