Suede

Imagination is one thing that might come in handy when reading Suede magazine. This new fashion publication offers a glimpse into the exciting and creative world of fashion, providing a mix of New York, Paris and urban styles. However, one might have trouble affording the clothes and styles that fill up these creatively designed pages. Suede shows that fashion isn't influenced by Hollywood and the entertainment business, but rather, by urban America. The trends begin in the ghetto and extend into pop culture through superstars like Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson, Snoop Dogg and others. Although you may not be able to afford to clothe yourself in the latest fashions, Suede does make it easy for you to dream, selling on newsstands for a relatively low $3.50 cover price. Although too elitist for its own readers, Suede does offer pullout Rolodex cards for beauty salons available to the reader (or at least the ones who have $250 to spend on their hair). Aside from dreaming, what's in it for the average reader? Well, who says there's anything wrong with dreaming?

Suede


Imagination is one thing that might come in handy when reading Suede magazine. This new fashion publication offers a glimpse into the exciting and creative world of fashion, providing a mix of New York, Paris and urban styles. However, one might have trouble affording the clothes and styles that fill up these creatively designed pages. Suede shows that fashion isn't influenced by Hollywood and the entertainment business, but rather, by urban America. The trends begin in the ghetto and extend into pop culture through superstars like Alicia Keys, Janet Jackson, Snoop Dogg and others. Although you may not be able to afford to clothe yourself in the latest fashions, Suede does make it easy for you to dream, selling on newsstands for a relatively low $3.50 cover price. Although too elitist for its own readers, Suede does offer pullout Rolodex cards for beauty salons available to the reader (or at least the ones who have $250 to spend on their hair). Aside from dreaming, what's in it for the average reader? Well, who says there's anything wrong with dreaming?