Marie Claire Reviews

Marie Claire now styles itself "The Only Glossy with Brains" and that's exactly the way I would describe it. I started buying Marie Claire for the freebies..... free facial in one issue, free amazon.co.uk voucher in another, free manicure etc.... the freebies are unsurpassed and by themselves are more than worth the cost of ...  Read the complete review

Women's magazines. You know, those things you flick through in the hairdressers or you buy in the hope that they'll make an otherwise boring journey a little less dull. We all know that they're usually filled with pictures of skinny models wearing outfits that not only look ridiculous but also have insane price tags but are there any ...  Read the complete review

Marie claire is thick and glossy and looks as though you're going to get a lot for your £2.60. But you don't. About 20% of it is made up of adverts and even worse about 40% is made up of pictures of models wearing clothes that most normal women wouldn't even consider wearing. These photographs are most likely taken in very expensive ...  Read the complete review

If your looking for a magazine to get absorbed in without it being full of fashion or "how to get your man" then this one is for you it can look quite daunting when its on the shelf all thick and glossy but once inside you will find its quite down to earth . They have the most interesting articles from around the world and they ...  Read the complete review

I’ve bought this magazine regularly for the past two years and, in my opinion, it is the best of the large variety of woman’s glossys. While most monthlys such as Cosmo and Company concentrate on articles based on sex and ‘how to please your man’, Marie Claire provides these types of articles interspersed with intricate ...  Read the complete review

Marie Claire manages to combine frivolous fashion items and jokey opinion pieces with classy, informed writing, particularly on women's issues around the world - a rare thing indeed! They often have very disturbing pieces about the scandalous treatment of women in remote countries, but it is always a balanced view with local culture ...  Read the complete review