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Binding: Magazine First Issue Lead Time: 6-10 Format: Magazine Subscription Issues Per Year: 11 Label: Conde' Nast Publications Magazine Type: Consumer magazine Manufacturer: Conde' Nast Publications Number Of Issues: 12 Publisher: Conde' Nast Publications Studio: Conde' Nast Publications Subscription Length: 365
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Editorial Reviews: Details sets the trends that get people talking...breaking the stories that keep you in the know, ahead of the crowd, and at the forefront of the hottest fashion, celebrities, movies, music, ideas, technology and issues of the day ? long before everyone else!
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Not a big fan Comment: I recently got this subscription for free because of my GQ subscription. I'm not a big fan of this magazine - it seems to be entirely made up of ads for high-end fashion with few substantive articles or anything really worth my time. If I ever want to look at pictures of clothes I definately can't afford, I'll flip through "Details". Customer Rating: Summary: LOTS of ads, nice pictures, not much substance Comment: I got this subscription free as part of an Amazon promotion, and now realize I would not subscribe to Details if I had to pay for it. BUT, if you're looking for a lot of nicely-photographed ads, some nice (airbrushed and Photoshopped) pics of celebrities and models, and quick-to-read articles that lack any real depth, this is your mag! But why would you pay for it? You can see all of this online at dozens of websites for free. While I still love holding and reading a great magazine with terrific photography, in this case I vote for "Save a Tree." Customer Rating: Summary: too metrosexual... Comment: I used to subscribe to Details many years ago...before the days of Maxim and FHM. It used to be a decent magazine. I guess after being a subscriber of Maxim for many years I am biased now. Customer Rating: Summary: Not What I Wanted Comment: I bought a subscription to this magazine because it was a bargain and the covers always are eye-appealing and intriguing. However, I am disappointed with the magazine itself, now that I have been receiving it for about six months. As some of the other reviewers have noted, a huge portion of the magazine is taken up with glossy advertising, most of which is for clothing that only investment bankers or movie stars are likely to purchase. I like clothes, but it would be nice to see clothing lines other than couture advertised. More disturbingly, the magazine seems to have a split personality in its approach to masculinity. Many articles are written from the viewpoint of the stereotypical uber-masculine American male, with lots of references to heterosexual relationships, and other "guy stuff." Yet other articles come off as attempting to be from a gay-friendly viewpoint. I prefer the latter, but I don't see the point in having gay-friendly material when the rest of the magazine is trying to be a go-to guide for red-blooded males. I guess I don't fully "get" the editorial viewpoint that Details (purports to be) espousing. Consequently, I won't be ordering another subscription. Customer Rating: Summary: Greatg Magazine with fun interesting info. Comment: Enjoy getting this magazine. Has lot's of stuff for both men and women to read.