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Fashion Secrets In Unexpected Places


When it comes to fashion and beauty, there are several magazines that many of us ladies turn to: Vogue, InStyle, Allure, etc etc … but when we’re all reading the same thing, the tips and tricks we cling to from those pages suddenly become a bit less exciting. Don't you think? But never fear! Buried within the pages of several unlikely mags are enough info on dresses, lipstick, shoes and eyelash curlers to keep you happy for weeks.

Real Simple: I love Real Simple because it lets you multitask. At first I wasn't really into this magazine, but I got used to it. Couples or friends can figure out what to serve at a dinner party AND find that perfect outfit. Real Simple blends the fashionable with the practical, so not only will you find the perfect handbag for summertime but you’ll learn how to take good care of it as well so it will last for a lifetime.

Blueprint: Like Martha Stewart, but for the younger generation (Martha Stewart is the parent publication). Blueprint is something of a newbie magazine, but I’ll never forget how one of my gilfriends taught me how to make a handbag out of a bangle bracelet from the first issue. Hopefully Blueprint will be around for many more years to come!

Martha Stewart: And, um, actual Martha Stewart. I started reading this magazine at work the other day and got really into it. But before you laugh and lump me in with the cross-stitching, casserole-making set, realize that personal style is just as fun and interesting as the style your in. Besides no one can arrange a seasonally appropriate bouquet like Martha.


Source:Vogue Mag,Glamour Mag,InStyle Mag
Vogue.com
Glamour.com
InStyle.com