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| Thursday, October 21, 2004
Fashion found in literature, not just on runwaysFashionab-Leeby Erin Lee / senior writer
If our weekly interludes have whetted your appetite for fashion, there
are tons of other reads to help get you through the rest of the week.
Aside from this column, nothing will help you learn the ropes of fashion
better than these magazines. First, "Cosmopolitan" is a versatile magazine best known to
women and men alike for its risqué features such as "Men
Talk Booty" in the November issue. If hooking-up pointers arent
your thing, one of the many other sections may be. The "Cosmo Shopping"
section offers great looks for the shopper on a budget. If a magazine strictly about fashion and beauty is what you crave, then
pick up "In Style." This elegant magazine includes "The
Look," which spotlights a designer and shows celebrities wearing
his or her designs. "In Style" also includes feature stories such as "The
Art of the Heel" in the October issue. Essential hair and makeup
tips also run rampant in every issue. "Vogue" is the socialites Bible. This magazine is the
epitome of haute couture (high fashion). Trends straight off the runway
are featured, as well as stories about the rich and famous. The "Index
Checklist" which includes the prices of clothes and how to
find them is a helpful tool for those of us without the luxury
of a personal shopper. Men also have their fair share of stylish reading material. "GQ"
is the perfect example. This chic magazine along with many other
great features includes the "Style Book" section. The
October issue features tips on finding the perfect overcoat and other
great must-haves or wishes, such as Christian Dior dress shoes and snuggly
down vests. To gain a bit of culture, check out "Details." This masculine
magazine features everything from the best gadgets like Bose stereos
to fashion items like Levis jeans and tennis shoes in this months
"Know + Tell" section. There also is a guide to the best drinks
for your own bar for the 21 and up crowd. Besides cover models like Nicky Hilton, "Stuff" magazine has
the "Stuff Style" section which they call "your
one-way ticket to cool." This section has everything from pimped-out
alligator shoes to the best pants and underwear. "Stuff" hits
home in the November issue as a Virginia Beach dud is transformed into
a stud with the help of some hot new threads. Any glam gal or guy knows that the best magazines not only are intriguing, but fashion savvy. Check out the Valleys bookstores for one or all of these fashionable reads. |
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