Marie Claire Magazine / Newspaper
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Marie Claire

 

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 ... pages. Marie Claire is packed full of them...So what makes Marie Claire the magazine of choice for me? ---THE MAGAZINE--- The magazine itself comes in A4size, so this is not one for the handbag. It is thick and heavy and worth every penny of it £3.20's worth. Having 380 pages this month, this is no skimpy magazine. The quality of the paper is thick and glossy and this months issue has the logo: 'Fashion with Heart' printed across the top with a picture of a heart to accompany it. This issue is all green from the fash...more

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Drawing Workshop II: 2 (Simple Steps to Success) by Marie-Claire
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Augustino and the Choir of Destruction by Marie-Claire Blais - Ho
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Crowned Review Marie Claire: MARIE CLAIRE - (1568 words)
by PRINCESSPUSSYCAT - written on 05/05/08 (Very useful, 171 readings)
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-MARIE CLAIRE- "Marie claire presents new, innovative and inspirational ideas, combining style with commonsense. A magazine of contrasts, it beckons its readers with pages of the finest fashion, beauty and food. It's a winning formula of serious journalism and a healthy dose of glamour". Marie Claire is a thick glossy monthly magazine from IPC Media and it is Jam packed full of interesting articles that are topical and highly interesting. It celebrates its 15th year of production and it is aimed at the prime 25-39 age market. Marie Claire is a high quality, better than average, woman's fashion and beauty magazine and Its ...

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Crowned Review //(*_*)\\ DID Elizabeth Arden use a BODY double for BRITNEY ... (1596 words)
by malibu_jenny - written on 14/08/07 (Very useful, 381 readings)
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It was with an almighty thud that the copy of Marie-Claire hit our hall floor. I won’t pretend it was long awaited, in fact I’d forgotten about it. One of those Greasy Palm offers recently was tied into a magazine subscription, faced with a stark choice of Home and Garden etc, I’d plumped for the good old Marie-Claire. At least there might be some righteous feminist article in there, a few glimpses of cutting edge fashion, a voucher or a free front cover lipstick. Anyway, something I could relate to as a 20-something woman, without a hayfever inducing cover shot or boring mail order elastic man-corsets. I am a magazine lover. There, I’ve admitted my vice out ...

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Crowned Review Marie Claire: Fools you into thinking your a "thinking" woman?!. ... (1662 words)
by hot_rock_chick - written on 27/02/01 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Ok, first of all I used to love Marie Claire. Remember when you were younger, and reading some older ladies Cosmopolitan, or sneaking a look at More! to see the "position of the fortnight" was like, really exciting, and gave you an idea of a grown up woman's world and S-E-X. Well, I don't because my mum read Marie Claire, and for a long while I hailed this magazine as the Queen of the glossies, and the only magazine I would ever need. Well not anymore. Marie Claire is spilt into various sections, for example, the beauty section, the fashion, the lifestyle and a "reportage" section. What makes this glossy different from other big ...

 

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