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Newest Review: ... for the big fashion houses. As such, Harpers Bazaar is a monthly home to both of the above. But is there any substance amid ... more

... all the visuals? Costing £3.80, Harpers is a typical grand monthly production and that's not a bad price for this amount of gloss. Yes it promises more than it delivers, but don't all magazines? Take away the ads and you're left with a pamphlet! Virtually indistinguishable from Vogue, right down to the layouts, graphics and fonts. If the covers were removed from both, you'd be hard pressed to see how they are different at all. Is that a criticism or a compliment? A compliment as in, if you like this kind of ...more

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Harper's Bazaar: Now don't mix up Bazaar and Bizarre, that's quite a differen ... (383 words)
by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 23 readings)
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I'm a sucker for glossy magazines, it's a treat to sit down and peruse one but I have to say that it's a real treat to sit down and find something interesting to read in one rather than just scanning the endless unattainable items they want us to buy. So of late I've been reading a few different magazines to see if I can find one that is appealing. I love photography and the photos by the big fashion photographers appeal to me hugely as do their ad campaigns for the big fashion houses. As such, Harpers Bazaar is a monthly home to both of the above. But is there any substance amid all the visuals? Costing £3.80, Harpers is a typical grand monthly ... Read the complete review

Looks nice, but reads like a dead elephant! (560 words)
by - written on 02/04/09 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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I absolutely hate fashion magazines with a passion, yet I have a year's subscription to Harper's Bazaar. Why? Because as an artist, this magazine delivers the visual goods! I'll be honest - I'm not a girly girl. I don't give into this whole 'look like a model' complex that's plaguing the world, so the idea of hundreds of pages advertising makeup and cute outfits really doesn't appeal to me (and nor should it to you!). But there was that one fateful day I was sat at the hairdresser's feeling unoccupied, so I reached for the pile of magazines. They were just as I expected, and didn't make for an entertaining read (or look) at all. But then I found a copy ... Read the complete review

Harper's Bazaar: Bizarre Bazaar = Jumble Sale (785 words)
by - written on 18/01/08 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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I've never really been one for celebrity or fashion magazines, not because I'm not interested in the topics, but because they rarely show any depth and there's nothing to get into and read. Fashion items tend to be aimed at everyone other than me and I feel I've wasted my money every time. The upper market publications such as Tatler, Vogue and Elle tend to have a little more in them in terms of reading material but to my mind they're more coffee-table trash than anything else. Unfortunately, Harper's Bazaar can join them in the coffee-table rubbish pile, soon to be swept into the bin. Billed as one of the world's most influential fashion titles ... Read the complete review