More Magazine--and what magazines do you read?
head...@coming.uprosesnet
the past few years. Great lifestyle magazine for over-40 women--doesn't
have all that condescending haus frau stuff you see in other "women's
magazines" e.g., Ladies Home Journal, Women's Day, Redbook, etc. And it
has real-life fashion/beauty articles that I can identify with.
Plus, all the models they use in their articles are over 40. I love
seeing great-looking women in their forties; I just can't identify with
the styles of the teen models in magazines like Vogue (although I do
enjoy reading Vogue, it never makes me want to buy any of the clothes I
see in the editorial pages).
Other magazines I read regularly are Men's Health (bought this
subscription as a gift for my husband just so I can read it :-)) and
Health, which is my favorite health/fitness magazine for women. It
focuses on having a healthy living habits rather than having the world's
hottest shape.
I also just subscribed to Cooking Light after reading a wonderful issue
of it at my family reunion last year, but I'm very disappointed in the
recipes. I'm vegetarian, and I thought they would at least give some
"how to make this recipe vegetarian" tips for some of their recipes.
Instead, they isolate their vegetarian recipes into one little (dull)
section.
That's it, except for my mom's magazines (People, Yankee, First, Women's
Day) that I read occasionally.
Kevina
Kevina
ahmward
My daughters get YM, Seventeen and Marie Claire. I love to read In
Style but save it as a treat to purchase from the store.
audrey
ronda
ronda
Darkchild
I prefer to pick up mags at the store so I only subscribe to Toronto
Life and Fashion magazine. (BTW has anyone received the Restaurant guide
issue in the mail yet? It's been out on stands for two weeks now)
I regularly read Self, Shape, Marie Claire, In Style, Business 2.0, Fast
Company, The New Yorker, Saturday Night, and sometimes Vogue and Allure.
Edlynne
sk wilson
and dumped W, Vogue, LHJ and such. Do like Self and a couple others. I
used to read Talk, Vanity Fair and Premiere.. but I let 2 of the 3 go since
it was sort of overkill
;-)
Stevie
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>Plus, all the models they use in their articles are over 40. I love
>seeing great-looking women in their forties; I just can't identify with
>the styles of the teen models in magazines like Vogue
I completely agree with you!! I cannot relate to teenybopper mags anymore (I'm
45), and I feel that Vogue is totally unrealistic and a little bit ridiculous,
because it takes it's "trend-setter" attitude soooo seriously! I also enjoy
Self, In-Style, and Redbook...
Brin-Marie McLaughlin
Glamour (But I'm letting the sub run out)
Reader's Digest (gift sub from my grandmother which makes it priceless to me)
Smithsonian
Rolling Stone
Occasionally
Marie Claire (thinking of subscribing)
In Style
And of course
TV Guide (which almost everybody forgets is a magazine!)
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More, very refreshing mag, W, Bazaar, Vogue, might as well be the same
magazine, Allure at a glance, Worth, Time, Shape, Esquire and Sports
Illustrated. StephZ
AW Thorn
various fiancial journals.
I buy on the newstand occassionally: InStyle, Cooking Light.
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:I finally subscribed, after buying it on the newstand now and then for
Gokomizu
Platinum
Honey
InStyle
Marie Claire (I'm not renewing though, it's just annoying as of late)
gokomizu
Mary in VA
them gradually.
Keeping: Vanity Fair, Allure, In Style, Lucky, Bitch (feminist quarterly)
Dropping: Vogue, Premiere, Movieline, EW
On the fence: Mode. This thing has gone so far downhill in the last year I
seriously think I will drop it at renewal time. What a shame. I was
debating on Allure too, but I decided to keep it for now.
At the store, I occasionally pick up Wine X, Wine Spectator, Bizarre, and
People. (I'm a sucker for People in airports!)
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Fitness, Self, In Style, Allure, Sunset, Talk, Vanity Fair, Business 2.0,
Working Woman. Not all of them every month!
BlueReve
Vanity Fair and Budget Travel.
As if that weren't enough, I occasionally purchase Glamour or Cosmo--only when
I'm in a trashy mood, though. :)
Wendy
"Never be the first to believe.
Never be the last to deceive."
--Chess
To send me email, take away my genius!
maidm
> At the store, I occasionally pick up Wine X, Wine Spectator, Bizarre, and
> People. (I'm a sucker for People in airports!)
Bizarre is such a cool magazine! I've been trying to get my best friend to
get me a subscription as a present for years, let's just say he's a worse
slacker than I am.
I subscribe to:
Time, Premiere, Movieline, Atlantic Monthly(was Civilization), Wine
Spectator, Savour, MacAddict, Jane, National Geographic, and that magazine
that comes with AAA membership.
Buy at the newsstand:
InStyle and Allure, Cook's Illustrated, occasionally Town & Country.
I-Wei
R202
elle(not renewing)
mode
vogue
in style
allure
W
At the Hairdresser/Nail Place I read
vanity fair
cosmopolitan
Before I get on a plane I usually buy
UK Tattler
Harpers& Queen
as you can see I have a real magazine addiction!
rosie in la
Maurey Lancaster
read:
UK Elle
Marie Clare
Time Out London
Bare
Eve
In Style (new UK version)
Top Sante
Zest
Maurey (remove "no junk" from my address to email me)
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Bao Si
Newsweek, The New Yorker, The New Republic, Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Mode,
Self, Allure, Shape, Fitness, Marie Claire, Prevention, Oprah (just
subscribed), Real Simple, Health, Ladies Home Journal (not renewing), McCalls
(I wasn't going to renew; the fact that it will morph into "Rosie," as in Rosie
O'Donnell, whom I find irritating, just confirmed my decision), More (not
renewing)
I regularly buy some of the following:
Glamour, Mademoiselle, In Style, Martha Stewart Living, Redbook, Weight
Watchers, assorted health magazines, New York, NY Review of Books,(depending on
the stories mentioned on the cover), Washington Monthly, Ballet Review (used
to subscribe to the last two), and probably others that I've forgotten.
Believe it or not, I actually read other things (newspapers and books), and not
only magazines.
Emily
"Do it big, do it right, and do it with style." --Fred Astaire
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Coppper928
Cosmo, Glamour, Marie Claire & Allure
-Helena
Caryperk39
WIll report later!
cary
Nicole
-Glamour (letting sub run out)
-Lucky
-In Style
-Vogue (letting sub run out)
-Allure
-Marie Claire
-Elle (letting sub run out)
-Coastal Living
also non fashion related, Disney mag and the E Ticket mag
I get too many magazines!
Nicole
Rose the Bud
> also non fashion related, Disney mag and the E Ticket mag
> I get too many magazines!
>
> Nicole
What is the E Ticket mag, I know it must have something to do with
Disney, but it is available to anyone?
Rosie
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Sandy
<ro...@thedogkidactivities.com> wrote:
>> also non fashion related, Disney mag and the E Ticket mag
Okay this spins off a random thread about what, I can't remember
but... I never met anyone who was in the DVC anywhere but AT Old Key
West resort (or Vero Beach) but I wondered if HERE I might find
SOMEONE... anyone? Has anyone ever taken in the sales promotion but
didn't buy? (my parents are technically the buyers, but someday it's
getting passed to me (if i'm good) ;-D)
sandy
asian light brown eyed warm Stila 'c' or 'd'
half-time resident of both SF and LA
Jess
we go several times a year.) What are your questions?
Jess
On Fri, 06 Apr 2001 11:43:55 -0700, Sandy <sandyl...@ucla.edu>
wrote:
Sandy
>We took the tour (but decided not to buy for now... we may soon, since
>we go several times a year.) What are your questions?
Ooops I guess I didn't really have a question did I? Arg, me waste
bandwidth! ;-) I'm a member, just wanted to know if any
alt.fashionites were also DVCers. :-D Now if only there was a
Sephora at the Downtown Disney... can't you see it being a GREAT
location for one? Someone said there was a Sephora at Disneyland? I
wish you could go to it without going into the PARK. Pretty sick o'
Disneyland (and even WDW) coz I've been there millions and millions of
times. When I go to WDW I don't even go to the parks anymore, maybe
just once in 2 weeks stay.
Disney makes clothes... they make lots of other things... now we
should get them to make Disney makeup! Cute compacts with Minnie, or
princess motifs on them... OOoOOOooOOOOO I would LOVE if they made
Tinkerbell themed stuff. That's mah character... would love to design
a PVC Tink costume and wear it to the Love Parade in Germany.
Caryperk39
>Sephora at the Downtown Disney... can't you see it being a GREAT
>location for one?
The Sephora at Disneyland is in Downtown Disney
.>Disney makes clothes... they make lots of other things... now we
>should get them to make Disney makeup! Cute compacts with Minnie, or
>princess motifs on them...
The huge Disney store in Downtown Disney, both in Orlando and Anaheim, carries
a small line of Disney character make-up including fingernail polish, fragrance
& little bits of make-up but it's geared for young girls - the thrill is in the
bottle - not the ingredients, I think!
cary
Trilby
Sandy <sandyl...@ucla.edu> wrote:
>Disney makes clothes... they make lots of other things... now we
>should get them to make Disney makeup! Cute compacts with Minnie, or
>princess motifs on them... OOoOOOooOOOOO I would LOVE if they made
>Tinkerbell themed stuff. That's mah character... would love to design
>a PVC Tink costume and wear it to the Love Parade in Germany.
>
I saw some Minnie Mouse makeup at the Disney Store in Downtown Disney
on Monday ...
Priscilla
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Jrgnthm M. Gygvtfcrdz Jr.
especially like the stuff designed by Big Deal architect Michael Graves)
I also believe that Daisy gets short shrift vs. Minnie.
-Joe "The Voice of Reason" in SoFla
"The problem with bad taste is that it can lead to murder." -Stendhal
Rose the Bud
>
> On Fri, 06 Apr 2001 20:13:25 GMT, jesd...@hotmail.com (Jess) wrote:
>
> >We took the tour (but decided not to buy for now... we may soon, since
> >we go several times a year.) What are your questions?
>
> Ooops I guess I didn't really have a question did I? Arg, me waste
> bandwidth! ;-) I'm a member, just wanted to know if any
> alt.fashionites were also DVCers. :-D Now if only there was a
> Sephora at the Downtown Disney... can't you see it being a GREAT
> location for one? Someone said there was a Sephora at Disneyland? I
> wish you could go to it without going into the PARK. Pretty sick o'
> Disneyland (and even WDW) coz I've been there millions and millions of
> times. When I go to WDW I don't even go to the parks anymore, maybe
> just once in 2 weeks stay.
>
Charlie Perrin
Gygvtfcrdz Jr.) wrote:
>One might be astounded at the range of products that Disney
>makes.
I have a pair of co-workers (husband and wife, but she kept her
name... we didn't know they were husband and wife for a while) who are
great Mouse Kingdom freaks. She in particular wears Mickey Mouse stuff
to work all the time.
Other products that come from Disney include millionaires (as in "Who
Wants To Be A ....?") and even Houston's Marvin Zindler ("the big big
big big S -- SLIME IN THE ICE MACHINE!!!!").
>(I especially like the stuff designed by Big Deal architect
>Michael Graves)
Not only do they have Mikey's stuff at the Mouse Kingdom, they have it
at the Bullseye Boutique.
Nicole
have a web site, it's www.the-e-ticket.com
HTH!
Nicole
jedbird
subscribe:
Vogue, Allure (husband renwewed without asking but I would have said NO), Bazaar
(ditto). Other than fashion magazines, we get: Metropolis, Dwell, House &
Garden, nest, Fine Gardening, Bike, a bunch of floral industry magazines,
several doll collector magazines, husband's many DIY electronics magazines, and
Bird Talk (parrot magazine).
I like buying magazines in person, though. I will pick up every/nearly every
issue of: Threads, Marie Claire, Elle, InStyle, Cooks Illustrated, Bark (dog
magazine), Natural Home, Yoga Journal, McSweeney's, Hermenaut, Bust, Nerve,
Martha Stewart *and* the MS Wedding issues, and Surface. A few times a year, I
will pick up: ID, Burda (German sewing magazine with patterns in it), Harper's,
Granta, Interview...and anything new, odd, or full of pretty pictures that I can
tear out to make collages.
Jeanine
beginning to realize there are real, treatable reasons why my house is so
cluttered
Fmnjunkie
I love More Magazine.
Also, read Lucky, InStyle (favorite besides More), Marie Claire, Allure.
Occasionally, Vogue and Bazarr and Self.
Glamour is off my list and so is Mademoiselle. I've read them since I was 14 -
many, many years ago and I've come to the realization that I've completely
outgrown them.
Andie
Go-Away Bird
Glamour was the first magazine I ever subscribed to, but I finally dropped
it recently because it has gotten so bad. Mademoiselle, too (and maybe even
worse than Glamour). Waiting for my subscription to run out on that one, too.
Otherwise, I subscribe to: Allure, Self (to make me feel appropriately guilty
for my crappy eating habits), Marie Claire (my favorite!), Lucky, and most
recently Harper's Bazaar because they offered me a subscription for $8.
Also get New American Paintings. I occasionally pick up InStyle, Elle, or
various British fashion magazines, and fondle Bird Talk (love "Watch the
Birdie" on the back page!) and various sewing mags on the newstand but rarely
buy.
In article <20010413080635...@ng-fg1.aol.com>,
Fmnjunkie <fmnj...@aol.com> wrote:
>Glamour is off my list and so is Mademoiselle. I've read them since I was 14 -
>many, many years ago and I've come to the realization that I've completely
>outgrown them.
>Andie
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Rose the Bud
> >
> The E Ticket mag is about the history of Disneyland and Walt Disney World. They
> have a web site, it's www.the-e-ticket.com
> HTH!
>
> Nicole
Thank You!!
Fmnjunkie
Just bought the new May "Instyle" - great cover and a great read as always.
~Andie~
EatWelBWel
>Also, read Lucky, InStyle (favorite besides More), Marie Claire, Allure.
>Occasionally, Vogue and Bazarr and Self.
>Glamour is off my list and so is Mademoiselle. I've read them since I was 14
>-
>many, many years ago and I've come to the realization that I've completely
>outgrown them.
>Andie
>
up.
I also will add Cosmo to the list of those I've outgrown (and of course
Seventeen---too long ago to count!)
I never miss Vogue however, but read Marie Claire only occasionally. Sometimes
it looks like a classier Cosmo to me.
Sandra in PA
>
>
>
>
Debbie Quan
Maclean's only because my workplace subscribes to it. I used to read YM,
Seventeen, and Reader's Digest.
Nicole <nicol...@aol.comnospam> wrote:
:>> also non fashion related, Disney mag and the E Ticket mag
: Nicole
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from VS and because of that they now send me people and madomoselle. argggg i
have no time to read what i already do......
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