InStyle Reviews

This is on my monthly subscription list. Instyle is normally £3.40 and is a monthly glossy. It's a lot thinner than either Vogue or Elle but that is largely because of less ads as opposed to less content. The one thing this mag is really good at is translating celebrity styles onto the high street. There is a good mix of prices that would fit ...

Feeling a tad uninspired in terms of what to review, I decided to sit down and read the magazine that arrived through my letterbox last week. I'm not a big reader of magazines but in my quest to line my pockets, I took out a subscription to In Style magazine via Quidco. The magazine was on offer with 3 issues setting me back £1 and the added ...

Ive read a couple of other reviews on this magazine and it doesnt really go down to well. To be honest i dont think its all that bad. Im not really a magazine fan myself and will only buy one on the add occasion, but i am really into fashion and beauty. I think the magazine is easy to pick up and look through. There is a lot of ...

Instyle is one of those magazines I buy every so often and quickly regret. it costs about £3 an issue, so is comparable with similar monthly glossies such as Vogue and Elle. It usually attracts my attention by having a free gift; lots of bags, toiletry rolls, sample sizes of products, books and so on. It usually looks quite thick and substantial - ...

The hype and anticipation that surrounded the launch of this new magazine actually made me want to read it. Someone somewhere had even had the bright idea of putting a teaser in the Evening Standard - just enough to wet our appetites. It worked and I went out and bought a copy for myself. Unfortunately, far from the riveting read I'd ...

I initially read the American version of instyle, and i got very.......VERY excited! Except at the time it wasnt sold in the U.K. Then they started selling it in the U.K, and i got REAAAAAAALLY excited. Being a HUUUUUUGE fan of 'LOOKS' magazine i thought 'Instyle' would be another magazine that i could i could get shamefully ...

I'd kind of given up on women's mags. Fallen into that mid 30s gap, I guess, grown out of Elle around the same time as my first job, determined not to grow into Good Housekeeping, and frankly understood enough about sex and the dangers of sun tan ever to want to buy 'She' or 'New Woman' again. InStyle was a bit like ...