Recently I have been watching a programme called shopping is my life aired on the BBC. I'm addicted to fashion shows and if the word shopping is mentioned. .... well I'm simply hooked. The show taught me a few things. m a glossy lover. I admit I can't survive without my celeb gossip fix. I want tI'm a shopaholic! Not on the scale of alot of the women that appear on the show as I don't have their incomes and the only reason I'm not as bad as them is because I don't have their income , given half a chance I flipping well would be! The one thing it did make me sit and think about is how much do I really want or need what I buy. How much stuff do I buy purely cos ...  Read the complete review

I have been buying and reading Vogue since I was about 16. I used to get it every few months when I was doing my A Levels and stopped buying it when I went to university as it was too expensive. The copies I had read I used to keep in a big pile and then if I was researching for images for an art project, I used to go through the magazines with scissors and cut them to shreds. I managed to get a good deal on a subscription to Vogue a few years ago. The deal at the time was 12 editions for £16 which is a massive saving off the £4plus cover price. My subscription was set up swiftly and my first magazine arrived in the post around six weeks after I had returned ...  Read the complete review

Deffinately my favourite fashion magazine available to buy in the stores. Generally I get put down for looking though a magazine at clothes I can't afford but it is always nice to dream isn't it? And even if I can't afford a single item accept from a couple of items in the new 'more dash than cash' section, I feel looking at the clothes from the designers gives you a better idea of what is in fashion rather than looking at a less flattering copied version of something. I feel that Vogue does in fact teach a lot more about fashion than any other magazine. It allows you to see how fashion is intended to be worn by the designers themselves. Although ...  Read the complete review

---Why I Bought This--- I enjoy magazines (well some) but now seldom get out or have any bought - so when I had a chance of a subscription and of getting three issues for £1 I thought I would give this one a go - working out at 33p each for me it had to worth having. ---The Brand--- Vogue is a fashion and lifestyle magazine that is published monthly Condé Nast. Founded in 1892 in the USA. The British edition has been published since 1916. ---The Product--- A large heavy glossy magazine. Lots of colourful adverts. Approximately 340 good quality pages. 4 perfumed ...  Read the complete review

Vogue is much more than a fashion magazine, and over the years has come to represent a certain way of life, comprising of features on fashion, art, TV, film theatre, food, travel... Fashion is, of course, what it does best, and is often referred to as 'the bible' for budding fashionistas. You'll find incisive and authoritative coverage on the shows of the season, helpful tips on achieving the key looks of the season and up-to-the-minute interviews with the designers themselves. My favourite section, however, is the 'spy' section, containing all the latest news and gossip on 'people & parties'. This section tends to cover the month's most ...  Read the complete review