Vogue is the ultimate high-end fashion magazine. It regularly has fashions A-list stars adorning its cover (this month it is Kate Moss) and features interviews with designers like Roland Mouret and Marc Jacobs. It always covers the major fashion houses and shows, but the best thing about Vogue is that it showcases up and coming models and designers. For fashion lovers it is the perfect gateway for trends - it is always ahead of the game, and although the clothes on display are always horrendously expensive (£240 for a Valextra belt?!?!), it is still a great place to get ideas for looks, and the clothes are always put together well. This is not the kind of magazine to find a serious political debate - article topics include the perfect eyebrow shape and why you should never lend people clothes. Another downside to Vogue is the amount that it relies on funding from adverts - in this issue there are 19 adverts before you even get to the editor's letter. Priced at £3.80 it is average cost-wise for this kind of magazine, and you do get a lot for your money.