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Romantic, traditional, unusual, classic, trendy, for the best interpretation of the ceremony, but also to organize every detail, a guide full of ideas. The fashion is just one of the topics of the magazine, because a marriage is recognized by all: the atmosphere of the ceremony, the style of drink, the choice of a box or a floral decoration, the exclusivity of the honeymoon. Vogue Bride offers its advice to the sophisticated woman who wants to make the most beautiful day of her life. Vogue Sposa, a unique and irreplaceable magazine.

Elegant and French speaking, L’Officiel Morocco has become a monthly magazine dedicated to fashion, beauty and art de vivre. It is today the local reference, setting Moroccan trends and presenting international trends.

For 50 years, Pellicce Moda has been the leading authority on the national and international fur scene. Published in Italian and English, with a Chinese and Russian edition, it is circulated throughout the world to those active in the fur and fashion industry. It provides information regarding the main calendar events, offering a complete, detailed overview of trends. It provides insight into subjects related to consolidate and emerging markets. An indispensable tool that enables readers to be constantly updated about the world of fur and fashion.

Australian Vogue is published in Australia by FPC Magazines twelve times a year under license from Conde Nast. Kirstie Clements is the current Editor in Chief and Paul Meany is the Creative Director. Many of their covers are original, although often there are reprints from other Conde Nast magazines. Printing and binding are average, but they use glossy paper and a thick cover. Fashion editorials are simultaneously airy and dismal-I don't know how that's possible, but they accomplish it quite well. Perhaps it can be attributed to the use of a lot of dark studio photography and the occasional happy outdoor work. Vogue Australia began publishing in 1957 with only three issues a year. Throughout the 1960's and 1970's, they gradually raised publication to six, eight, ten, then eleven issues. In 1980, they began monthly printing and have been maintained at that rate for almost thirty years.

Vs. is a large format fashion and culture magazine with a stand out visual identity and an uncompromising aesthetic standard. Since the first issue of Vs. appeared in 2006, it has been known to set new standards withing the field of fashion photography and magazine design; combining high-end with avant-garde in a true vs. (versus) spirit.

Vs Magazine is published in 32 countries in 5 different language editions (English, French, Italian, Scandinavian and Chinese). It features high-profile names and fashion icons while never loosing touch with undercurrent fashion vibes and the vanguard cultural scene. Vs. Magazine caters to the discriminating palate of the fashion front-runners while keeping their entourage from novices to style icons in the loop.

Viva.nl is an interactive site for women aged 20-35. The site is inextricably linked with the print magazine Viva; 83% of visitors to the site read the magazine. The forum is the high point of Viva.nl. Approximately 50,000 young women have signed up and chat to each other about relationships, sex, babies or social issues.

Viva.nl also keeps her readers up-to-date with the latest news, hot spots, fashion, beauty and travel trends. On the notice board visitors can buy and exchange second hand goods, start new clubs or look for accommodation.

Es Magazine is a free glossy lifestyle magazine included in the fridays Evening Standard. Although it started with more general articles , it is now focusing on glamour, with features on the rich, mighty and famous.