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Vogue Espana
Studio : Conde Nast Publications Edic
by Conde Nast Publications Edic
Publisher : Conde Nast Publications Edic
Availability : Usually ships in 2 to 4 months and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
Number of Issues : 12
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 2 reviews)
Our Price : $321.07
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Publication of fashion, beauty, and trends. Identified with the luxury and the elegance at the highest Vogue level; it is a visual reflection of the air of the times. |
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Great magazine! Go suscribe! |
This has got to be my favorite fashion magazine! The american Vogue's kinda boring and full of ads, hardly features any shows (runway) or anything like that. This one does, and it does it extremely well. Every month it's full of pictures from the runway, the newest fashion items and they're all really gorgeous.
If you want a magazine that's completely about the latest clothes and accesories, plus articles on new books, celebrity and designer interviews, makeup tips and a lot of other things, get this one because it's really worth it.
Sometimes there are special issues that come with another Vogue magazine like Vogue beauty, Vogue parenting, Vogue brides, etc.The downside: It's really expensive. I'm better off buying it on the market at $4.00. |
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If You're American Stick To Our Vogue |
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I am an American who happens to be very multi racial. Via my parents I have Spanish, French, African, Cuban, Native American and Irish Running through my veins. That's pretty much how all of my family is. So growing you you learn to appreciate other cultures real fast. You also learn how to speak at least three different languages fluently. For me, it's Spanish, Italian, and Gaelic. So when I pick up foreing magazines, you better believe that I want something that is cutting edge, infomative, and quite frankly, a link to how other people are living in different parts of the world. So if you love Vogue, and you love fashion, then this is the right mag for you. However, if you're looking for stuff about how the other cultures revere their stars, fashion, culture, community, then forget Vogue Espana. While it's just like reading U.S. Vogue, that becomes a problem in the long run. Do you really want to pay 180 bucks for a magazine subscription and see Gwyneth, Julia, Halle, even Penelope, when you get the US edition for twelve bucks a year and read about the same people? I think not. Vogue Espana focus' too much on what's going on over here as opposed to what's going on over there. Vogue Paris and Vogue Italy fair way better. So if I were you I'd buy special stand alone copies that really catch your eye. |
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