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Best fashion magazine available
This is the best fashion magazine on the market.Very realistic with budgets too.It shows different ways in which everyone can be fashionable (on any budget).I also enjoy the beauty articles because they have original ideas to stay in style and keep your skin looking beaufiful.

The Magazine Diva Says........
InStyle magazine takes its readers into the lives of celebrities and makes them accessible. The features are very informative and fun. I enjoy the Man of Style feature and the Entertaining guide best! For more on mags, visit my blog at magazinediva.typepad.com.

Love This Magazine!!
In my humble opinion, this is the best magazine for style and fashion advice. Even the advertisements are hip and informative, in terms of fashion and style. Of all the style magazines out there today, this is far and away the best of the best. ... Read more

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Step back from the cover Oprah
Regardless of the quality of the magazine, it is really annoying to see Oprah on every single cover! and to make it worst, she does not pick "regular Oprah shots", instead you look at every issue's front cover and ask yourself "How did they take that picture? She doesn't even look like her!" It's as if Oprah is telling all of us "See how I can look like?" Every month is just a new testimony from Oprah, that money does do wonders.
Every home could own this magazine
As an author I find Oprah's magazine to be the most inspirational any human being could use to start their month."Divorcing a wife because you can not be all she needs is a very loving act.Everyone deserves intimacy-emotional and physical.If a gay or bisexual man loves his wife, her happiness will be more important to him than his own.Setting her free to allow her the opportunity to be loved as she deserves to be, is the ultimate expression of love." Dennis J. Schleicher
I love the show but the magazine...
I love Oprah and her show ut the magazine is SOOOOOO full of advertisements that it has lost me a bit.There is not much content to the magazine.If you aren't interested in the few main articles that month.There is not much there. ... Read more

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Waste of Money and Time
I picked up an issue of this magazine last week because I wanted to take the picture of the cover girl into my hair dresser. After I got it home, I opened it up to check it out and discovered it is the most brainless magazine I have ever seen. The articles read like something from "Teen Beat", yet it's filled with adult material. There were about 10 articles on "how to please your man" and "what guys like" and even a "sex workout". These articles didn't contain any "real" advice--just unintelligent babble. For instance, did any of you know that guys don't like it when you act unenthusiastic during sex? HMMM, crazy.
What is sex like for him?
Cosmopolitan is a magazine that has a lot of information of different subjects. It's not only about sex and how to look great,but also about people's concerns. It's very easy to read and find what you are looking for, but there are also many ads. The perfume it usually has inside is pretty bad, and once you open it, the whole magazine smells. But as of context, the magazine is interesting

If Women Buy this Tripe Is There Any Hope For Us?
If you're in search of a magazine for women that actually has worthwhile content then move on. There is nothing of substance in Cosmopolitan. Open the latest issue and you will find "sex tips that will drive your man crazy!!!" and "snag that cutie!!" galore. It's pathetic. And sophomoric.
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Great for new fashion followers, passe for insiders
Italian Vogue is very avant garde, and features the world's best photographers, models, and designers.But it's been exactly the same for like 13 years.It even got overplayed a few years back, as the only magazine carried around by top stylists.It's definitely worth a one year subscription, but you may want to reconsider renewing it.

One of the BEST fashion magazines out there.
In a previous review I slated the incredibly banal American Vogue, and recommended Italia.Thank God Amazon.com now offers subscriptions.Although this magazine is "a little bit more" it is worth its weight in gold.Even if you can't read Italian, the fashion spreads more than make up for it.It is everything American Vogue tries to be...stylish, cutting-edge, progressive.Who reads American Vogue anyway? - There's nothing to read in it!You won't regret buying this magazine. ... Read more

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Who dominos?
I've seen three issues of domino, (all free, thanks to the doctor's office - that's me, the frugal felon), and have found nothing to relate to. The spreads are homes of very wealthy people with extravagant taste and resources. Even so, I've never seen anything remotely appealing in the mag. Definitely not my style.(LOOK, she spelled 'definitely' correctly!)

The Best new home/gift resource
Great design for home decorators.Great resource for incorporating new ideas, old favorites, and a touch of the different.Resources are clearly identified with prices and ordering information--especially online.It's a new type of home decorating magazine.I love Home and Garden, but Domino is better for resources and ordering.

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Domino is Better Homes and Gardens for the younger crowd. I like it very much. It's fresh, detailed, lots of photos for how-tos and where to find the goods. ... Read more

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Good Reading
If I had to pick just one women's magazine to subscribe to, "Good Housekeeping" would be the one. It has many of the same articles that all women's magazines have: articles on health, fitness, finance, relationships, diet, beauty, and fashion. But "Good Housekeeping" goes beyond the surface in these articles, for example, their fashion articles don't focus just on high-priced clothing, instead they show outfits that look like their expensive counterparts that readers can buy for just a fraction of the cost. There are also advice columnists on things like household hints, etiquette, and relationships. Each issue also has a short story. There's also the seemingly obligatory celebrity on the cover and interview inside each issue.
Just want one and this is it
I have received "ladies'magazines" for many years and keep coming back to GH. I am 57, single, have little reading time for pleasure and little interest in or time for walking through stores to keepup with products, new ideas, etc for women. I don't' even spend much time on the net for this information. I like GH's reputation for quality (GH Seal of Approval and assessment of products), the price (it requires ads to sell the magazine at this low price in today's market; GH passes some on to the customer by keeping the subscription cost low), and the timeliness and the variety of topics interesting women.And I enjoy the tidbits of celebrity information without excessively intimate details of their personal lives that have no impact on the reason I enjoy their performances/talent. It's the only "overall" magazine of this kind that addresses things I want to know about on a consistent basis without becoming the same every month, which is something I don't like about many other periodicals.I also enjoy the ads; otherwise, I would never know of foods, beauty aids, cooking techniques and equipment, fashions, shoes, books, etc.I look forward to getting my GH. When topics greatly interest me, I cut and file them. Also, when I finish with one while flying, I can always find another woman who is happy to take it on their flight.
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My subscription was for a year. But the subscription office stopped sending the magazines even before the subscription expired. I would suggest people subscribe to Good Housekeeping directly instead. ... Read more

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Great magazine
I love this magazine and have just ordered a subscription for my daughter too.Very good value for the money.

Not what I expected
I was very disappointed in the magazine when I received it.The pages were cheap feeling, they were thin.The binding was not secure.I have to pinch the middle of the magazine together just to look at the pages or all the pages come out in clusters.

A Magazine to Share
I find the Woman's Day magazine a helpful source of information for myself, my family and my friends.As I go through the articles and information in the magazine, I note items of interest for my husband and I (we are retired seniors), and for my daughter who has two children.Since the news that my son and his wife are expecting, I also save information for them.I have tried some of the recipes and were very pleased.Thank you for putting out such a great magazine. ... Read more

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This magazine is GREAT, period.
I am 13, and I know I am young, but I am becoming curious of many different things and am changing in so many ways now. Seventeen is one of the magazines that really affects my life. This magazine is very resourceful and also fun. One thing to say, there isn't that much bad information that kids shouldn't be reading, but parents, I do advise that you review the magazine before letting your child read it. They have the fashion section, where not just one body type is included, but all body types and they have tons of different styles. They have great style tips too which I bet you'll like. They also have the beauty section which has tips on how to apply your makeup, and they have a wide variety of different makeup looks, so you're not stuck with the one look that has too much makeup on. They have the feature articles, which are both fun and informing. Time to time, they'll have an article on sex (just to say that to people who won't want to be reading that). They have many other things in the magazine like Tramarama which is embarassing stories, 17 Mission, which is an article that gets the attention of the reader to focus on everyday problems, like global warming or breast cancer. I hope you enjoyed this review as much as I love the magazine, but the only way you can really tell if you like the magazine is to just go check it out at your local grociery store or bookstore.

This Magazine is GREAT, period.
I am 13, and I have to say, I know I'm still a young child, but I am growing, and I am becoming curious about different things and am changing in so many ways. Seventeen is one of the magazines that actually makes a difference in my life. It is fun, but also informs me on many things that will eventually cover several aspects of my life. I don't recommend this magazine for anyone under 12 (Seventeen doesn't have that much innapropriate information for young teens. Parents, I do consider that you review Seventeen before you let your child read it. Seventeen does NOT focus too much on celebrities, even though they will have one or two sections in each issue relating to celebrities. They have the fashion section, which has tons of actually useful style tips and embrace ALL body types. The beauty section has great tips on how to apply your makeup, and they have different looks, so you don't only have one makeup look where they have a bunch of makeup and it is overpowering your face. There are lots of options. There are the feature articles, which are always fun to read (and informing). I definitley will continue subscribing to this magazine because I thoroughly enjoy it, and I hope that you will too. But, the only way to really know if you like it is to check it out at a your local grociery store or drugstore. It all comes out to YOUR opinion, not mine, but I hope you enjoyed this review.

A pretty girly magazine with potential to diversify
I was looking for a magazine to get a friend's teenage daughter who is at an age where she is interested in pop stars, beauty tips, fashion, celebrity news with a tasty bite, a bit of serious writing to make her think; after all she is at an age where she has to face the real world.
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it's average
I have been reading this magazine since 2001; that's when they had a better format.It's changed to being almost boring.After this year I won't buy it every week like I have for the past years.It had better and longer articles.

This one's a keeper!
There's a huge stack of back issues of Womans World in my bedroom. There's another large stack of them in the living room. Several times, I've promised myself to weed them out and get rid of the ones I no longer want. But every time I discover that every single one is still useful to me in some way. Now that's a darn good publication!

More than 5 Stars
This has been my favorite magazine since the day it was introduced. As a busy entrepreneur, my time is slim to none.I can grab this and read it from cover to cover in under 30 minutes.Then I can keep it around and refer back to it for great tips on everything. ... Read more

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one big advertisement and full of nothing
Self what? The entire magazine now pushes product on every inch of every page. Their product placements went from "convenient and subtle" to obviously pandering to their revenue sources. Plus the stories and tips are so far out of reality that anyone over 25 with half of a brain couldn't relate. I once enjoyed Self and their monthly self-help plans. Their core message has gotten lost in the sea of product pushing.

My thoughts on SELF
I have subscribed to Self before, and it is a great magazine. The subscriptions are pretty cheap, so it's worth it. Some of the articles tend to be about the same things: losing weight, new beauty tips. they repeat over and over. if you are to buy ONE issue of self, get the October issue because the articles that they have on breast cancer awareness are always really touching.

My favorite
I just recently decided to subscribe to this mag. and that was only based on the low price. But it has really suprised me and I totally enjoy this magazine. It is definately my new favorite. Its got a lot of informative articles, unless other mags of its kind that don't have much reading in them. ... Read more

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Shallow -- exploits endangered species for "fashion"
I was a loyal subscriber to Elle Decor until they started using endangered species' pelts as decorative accents in their magazine photos.This latest (November 2006) issue was the last straw - featuring a zebra's pelt used as rug in a guady room full of gold details.Three more zebra pelt rugs are shown prominently in the magazine's pages, obviously planted in the featured homes by the publication's staff, who clearly think endangered species pelts are the latest fashion. When I wrote to express my concern about endangered animal parts featured in an earlier issue, I received no response from the magazine - they only print glowing, fawning letters to the editor on their "Mailbox" page...never any criticisms.I am taking this magazine off my list of home decor magazines that I subscribe to - I recommend Home magazine, Architectural Digest, or O at Home instead.Style without conscience is shallow.

Love it!
I'm an interior design major and my mother bought me a subscription to this magazine for Christmas this year...I love it! A previous review mentioned that this magazine advertises things that were wayyy out of her budget. Well, that may be true but if you're creative, it can give you a lot of great inspiration!

The most elegant magazine on the market
I am a long time reader of Elle Decor and I adore it! I save every issue and constantly look at them for inspiration. As one of the few design magazines to not go totally down market in the past few years, I really appreciate the integrity of the houses and apartments ED shows.
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Interesting, but too much "mom stuff"
I was annoyed that this magazine seems to equate "mature woman" with "has kids".I enjoy the realistic fashion tips and advice, and I get annoyed with Cosmo's teenage attitude, but I'd like to see more about careers to balance out the "how to be a mom who does it all" sections.And yes, I'm not kidding...there's a regular section on being a mom who does it all.
Fun to read.
This mag. is fun to read and has good recipes.Also, the subscription was inexpensive.

Redbook.. is more .... magazine
I look forward to recieving my magazine every month. Ireally love this magazine. It has articles, marriage, sex, women's lives, etc. I don't know why the others didn't enjoy it.
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Interesting and informative magazine
Actually, I'd give it a 3.5.Love the magazine articles, but wish there were a few less ads (there's scarcely a page without at least one).If you aren't careful, many of the ads look like articles.I'm unfamiliar with some of the products advertised and find many of them informative - but the sheer volume affects the price I'm willing to pay for this magazine.

Wonderful magazine
My husband and I started with a free subscription to this magazine and fell in love with it.We both read it from cover to cover.

Nice holistic heath and wellness magazine geared mainly towards women
I've been a subscriber to Body + Soul magazine for about a year now, and I look forward to each new issue.The magazine focuses on many areas of interest to me, including healthy eating, holistic health, fitness, and personal growth.The articles frequently feature practical things like recipes, buying guides, yoga or other fitness instructions, and emotional exercises (the latter of which I find particularly helpful in my work as a psychologist).My only complaints about this magazine is that there is a bit too much of a focus on spiritual/meditation type issues, which are less relevant to me, and that the magazine is on the short side with a high number of advertisements.Otherwise, I definitely enjoy Body + Soul and do plan to renew my subscription. ... Read more

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Takes too long to get
I ordered this a month ago and still have not received my first copy. I already have been charged for it. Better off just ordering through a card pull out in the magazine. Note says I won't get it until end of May. Ordered in Feb.

First has got it all!
Reading every new issue of First is like sitting down for a chat with a friend. Get yourself a cup of coffee, put your feet up -- and it's an instant little vacation. I have honestly learned some very valuable facts from this entertaining women's publication. Fashion, food, family, the work place, money issues, hobbies... What more could you ask?

Listening to my Dreams Saved my Life - my story - Wanda Burch, author of SHE WHO DREAMS, www.wandaburch.com
FIRST FOR WOMEN granted me the incredible privilege of an interview and story under "Light the Way," in their September 5, 2005, issue, pages 102-103. I am a 15 year breast cancer survivor whose book, SHE WHO DREAMS, tells the story of my survival and my use of dream imagery - in conjunction with surgery and chemotherapy - in the healing process. The writer, Lisa Maxbauer, and their photographer, Gina Renzi, were helpful, considerate, and generous with their time, their questions, and - together - produced an incredible tribute to my book and to my life. I would recommend FIRST FOR WOMEN for all women - and men. The variety of topics is astonishing, ranging from health and diet to social dialogue and family humor. My life goal is for my own story to make a difference in other people's lives - FIRST FOR WOMEN has provided me one more opportunity to make that happen.
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Not worth a penny...
This is the worst magazine I have ever subscribed too.I hated it so much after the first issue that when new ones came, I thru it right in the trash.Here why:
Professionals and Competitors
I love this magazine mainly because I am a figure and fitness competitor. It has great tips.If you are not competitor and just love to workout, this magazine is for you, too! You will get motivated by every article and meal plans! I do not recommend magazine for individuals who are just looking to get toned and not to cut body fat to supreme low levels.Oxygen can at times overly advertise the supplements. I used to get Shape magbut I did not like the models in that mag.They looked way too small to be advertising fitness.I highly recommend this mag for those individuals are INTERSTED IN COMPETITIONS!

Good read but don't bother subscribing.
Based on the reviews I read here, I purchased Oxygen and loved it.I signed up for a subscription that day.Two months later I have not received my first issue; but, I have received three "payment due" notices and customer service claims two issues have been mailed out to me.
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more magazine
Best magazine I've seen for women in their forties, and thirty's and fifty's. Its just great!

"More" is truly LESS! A case of arrested development in zines.
I had very high hopes for this magazine, but alas. It seems to me that via their editorial content and their fashion pictorials that their TRUE message is:If you really want to feel good about being in your 40s or 50s, you had better keep looking like you're still in your 20s!
Magazine Junkie
I love magazines. Always have. It was the one thing my mom allowed herself as an extra, even though she was very frugal in everything else. I read a lot of magazines, but have never felt like actually reviewing one until MORE. If you are over 40, or even close, you'll love this magazine. It not only features but celebrates the beauty in women as they grow older and wiser. The articles are inspiring, the pictures of the models are real, and it never fails to surprise me in each issue with some article about women who rise above their circumstances with grace. Take the issue about women who survived breast cancer. Not unusual for an article, you say. But how many magazines actually show these beautiful women post-mastectomy nude from the waist up and gorgeous and not ashamed of their body. I loved the woman who tatooed the scar and made something beautiful out of it. If you want a magazine you'll read, read again, and hate to throw away, this is it. I love it. It's better than O! ... Read more

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LOVE IT!
My friends and I love this magazine even more now that Brandon Holley is the Editor. The fashion, music, celebrity & technology content is even better. Amazing!

JANE - Love it!!
I love JANE mag these days! It's like a total bible for my life - the fashion is so cute and I can actually afford the stuff in there! It's got so much color and energy - I was inspirired by every page. No articles on diets or how to plz men. I want to hang and go shopping with all the writers and girls in the magazine - cool smart chicks who still love fashion :) No other women's magazine has such cool pages on beauty, all the others write about botox, but JANE doesn't do that. And love the "pranks" - the world needs to laugh a little more!

Jane rocks
This magazine is my absolute favorite, I feel like the editors are people I'd actually be friends with. I also check out French mags like Jalouse for their fashion and JANE feels more like that than a typical American mag. The music reviews are right on, a great mix of indy and pop. Plus this is the only magazine that actually makes me laugh out loud when I read it. ... Read more

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Weddplans
I have purchased this magazine every month since I was engaged and I love it. I also purchase others, you can check my reviews out there. This is the best guide for brides, offering advice for the dress, invitations, guests, and the most up to date wedding information. This is a must buy!

good to look through
Great magazine for ideas for your big day, hairstyles, dresses, and more.

Not Just For Brides
I'm not married, not engaged, not even with someone. Actually, I have no desire to be married ever, but I buy a copy of Brides maybe twice a year. I find it to really help me out for all the formal occasions I have to attend, including weddings. I like the dress ideas in there and the little things that I tend to want to see like the latest Kitchen Aid Mixer and all that kind of stuff. Honestly as far as Bridal Magazines go, this is the one you should find your dress, ring and honeymoon ideas in. Other Magazines have the all the other stuff, but all the dresses available are in Brides. ... Read more

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Playgirl isn't what it used to be- Try CFNM
For years I loved this magazine because of it's depiction of straight men as the objects of women's affection in beautiful and erotic ways. It has since gone down hill a little. But a great alternative I would suggest is the genre of CFNM. This is where women enjoy naked men, but the women always stay clothed. Often the men are jocks, business executives or police officers, men in power who are made into objects the women (and men) can enjoy.

it has been six weeks and still no magazine
i dont understand why it takes so long to receive a magazine.next time i will not order through the internet.

Not bad for my first time
I had never before purchased this magazine so had no idea what to expect.I was impressed as there are many gorgeous men displayed throughout and the reading is also good.I do think the magazine could add a few more pages... but overall, this magazine has done me well (most certainly when I have to be home alone 3 nights out of the week).My man is gorgeous but when he's not home, this magazine can do the trick. ... Read more

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Feminist Lite & Fun Fashion
I'm really upset at all the negative reviews of BUST here. Bust magazine isn't claiming itself to be your feminist go-to source, it's a magazine for girls who like magazines. Personally, I love bust because I can look at fashion and trends & new designers without being bombarded by articles like "HOW TO MAKE HIM GROAN". If i wanted intense feminist essays I'd go read bitch magazine, but if you just want a fun magazine with cool fashion & a girl positive vibe, BUST is for you.

Entertainingmagazine
This magazine focuses on some issues that effect women, shows women directors, musicians, and critiscisms about society, and media that negatively effect women.I find the articles uplifting, and entertaining.They offer DIY projects, as well as book reviews. The products they have inside the magazine are not sell-out products that every other magazine is touting, and if your interested in something uncovered it is a good place to look. The magazine incorporateseveryday women who have knowledge about womens issues into the magazine.Very women positive-one of my favorite magazines, you never know what's going to be in it!

may or may not strike one's fancy
I had first heard about BUST mag from craftster.org and how cool it was etc etc. So I thought I'd check it out. Although I enjoy reading the mag and it does provide some interesting articles, I want to say that some of the articles/advertising is a bit graphic and open about things, so I wouldn't be taking this with me to babysit or just leave it lying around the house for my conservative parents to see.
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