Lucky Magazine Subscription

Pros: Something for everyone, various things featured from fashion to home life

Cons: Not much for overweight girls in the way of clothes

The Bottom Line: I recommend this for those who love shopping. There are a lot of options and tips regarding fashion, beauty, and your home.

Review: I remember seeing commercials for Lucky a few years ago when it first came out but never got my hands on one until a friend at the time gave me an issue. I was immediately hooked. I anticipated each month, waiting for the new issue to arrive so I ...

Pros: Features fashions that are wearable, not runway. Packed with plenty of ideas.

Cons: Might find that you're increasing your spending!

The Bottom Line: It's FULL of ideas, style, and provides a lot of great finds. I highly recommend this magazine to those who enjoy shopping! You won't read it for the articles...

Review: WHAT IS IT? Lucky is a Conde Nast magazine for women about shopping. It's ALL about trends in fashion, accessories, beauty and home. It's NEVER about features,celebrity endorsements, name dropping, or supermodels. Lucky's editorial mission states,"the ...

Pros: Great shopping tips, trend updates, prices and stores clearly labeled.

Cons: Items are sometimes a little expensive.

The Bottom Line: A great magazine for anyone who loves to shop!

Review: What I love about Lucky Magazine is that it makes no pretenses. It says it's about shopping, and it ...

Pros: Amazing individualistic fashion ideas at all ranges of the monetary spectrum.

Cons: Only published once a month... I am addicted to it and need it more often.

The Bottom Line: No fuss fashion and style. Try it.

Review: I don't care to hear about women/men/relationship problems, and lucky isolates the art of fashion and shopping allowing the regular consumer to bring the individuality of high fashion into an affordable world for business, leisure, and style. Love this...

Pros: Latest fashions, products arranged by price, can get cheaper version at another store

Cons: All about shopping, if you are looking for something deeper, forget it

The Bottom Line: Magazine devoted to shopping, for women between the ages of 17-24. Good fashion advice and plenty of spreads with the latest trends.

Review: After purchasing my text books at my college's bookstore, I was given a coupon for a free subscription to Seventeen, YM, Soap Opera Digest, or Lucky. I picked Lucky because I was growing out of the teen magazines and didn't watch soap operas. I figured...

Pros: Quarterly cash back on participating sites and eligible purchases.
Good source of fashion picks.

Cons: Not very substantial.

The Bottom Line: The magazine's decent, but the luckymagrewards.com is worth every penny and then some!

Review: I work in the fashion industry, so it is important that I keep up with the latest trends and products.  While Lucky isn't a high fashion magazine for runway fashions, it is a great representation of fashion at all levels, whether you're a shopper ...

Pros: Great shopping magazine.

Cons: No cons here. I've been enjoying it for three years.

Review: I've been receiving Lucky for three years now and I love it!!! If you love to shop then this is the magazine for you. Also, they give you deals as in discounts. So grab your credit card and get a great deal with ...

Pros: Large - over 200 pgs. a mo., it's about more than just shopping.

Cons: None

Review: Lucky is great. It tells you about a service or a product and also tells you where you can get it done or buy it. I am also very happy with the size of the magazine. Every issue seems to be at least 200 pages, and it's not all a bunch of ...

Pros: Practical fashion advice with direct links to where you buy.

Cons: almost too comercial

The Bottom Line: This is a lot like flipping through a catalog, but I love my catalogs.

Review: I have been "reading" Lucky magazine for a couple years. I have a subscription now, which I got points that I earned on erewards. I am not much of a magazine person; I have never paid for a subscription. I can't remember exactly where I got my first ...

Pros: Cool, affordable clothes; doesn't pretend to be anything too deep

Cons: Advertising-filled, a very light read

The Bottom Line: If you love clothes and makeup, you'll like Lucky. If you're looking for thought-provoking articles, look somewhere else.

Review: I never subscribed to Lucky magazine, and I never had any intentions of subscribing -- it just looked so shallow. But when Jane, which I loved, ceased to print, they sent me Lucky to finish out my subscription. Since I'd just gotten a two-year ...