I am not much into fashion magazines. In fact, I don't even find myself reading the front covers of these publications while in line at the grocery store. I think my disinterest stems mostly from my disregard for keeping up with changing styles, trends and definitely, high fashion.In general, I consider myself a pretty simple person and I prefer squeek by with what I have in my closet or whatever I can find on my frustrated tirades in the mall after I realize my outdated clothes and style of dress are offensive to current trends.
All that being said, I am not opposed to new options...
"Eliza" is the one exception to my disinterest in fashion.
"Eliza" magazine is one chicky magazine that I recently picked up and was immediately interested in. I browsed through it actually liking a lot of the styles being modeled and showcased. I thought the articles were engaging and fresh and there was nothing of an offensive or questionable nature throughout the magazine. It was full of ideas for the modest and style-minded consumer as well as, the everyday "I wear clothes" consumer such as myself.
Check it out for yourself. Eliza magazine, a modest and modern fashion magazine.
http://www.elizamagazine.com/
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Even though they tout it as a "modest fashion" magazine, I would say it's straight-up WEARABLE fashion that's fun, fresh and achievable. It may be modest, incidentally, but I think (above all) it's modern.
Yeah, I hadn't seen this mag til the fashion show and I was impressed. Is it monthly/quarterly?
i believe it is quarterly. You should subscribe!
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My friend Summer, who used to be in my ward in Pasadena, actually started that magazine. Glad to see it's been dong so well!
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