Magzter Gold (Sitewide Promotion)

Magzter Gold (Sitewide Promotion)

Digital Delivery

Elle UK June 1st, 2024 Digital Back Issue Cover

Elle UK June 2024 (Digital)

(0)

Single Digital Issue

June 2024

$4.24

Powered By Zinio

Zinio

Satisfaction Guaranteed

Instant Start

Subscribe Instead

1 Year Subscription

12 digital issues

$32.29

($2.69/issue)

Go to Subscription

View Subscription Options

33 Articles

editor’s letter

I ENCOUNTERED A NEW TERM WHILE READING The Guardian recently: vorfreude, which is a German word describing the anticipation of joy. Research shows that the simple act of looking forward to something can reduce stress levels and promote a greater sense of happiness. Vorfreude. It doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue but sums up this time of year so perfectly: when the clocks have finally changed and the Summer Fridays inch closer and you have a holiday, all booked, to count down the days to. Vorfreude is also a fitting word to describe this issue, which we’ve packed with all the things we’re looking forward to most this summer. Top of the list: our cover star Little Simz, who will be taking on the Pyramid stage for the first time at…

editor’s letter

PAGE 90 TESS McMILLAN Since being scouted on Instagram in 2016, Tess McMillan has gone on to sweep the fashion world. When she’s not modelling, you’ll find her in her painting studio – which has no windows. ‘Six uninterrupted hours in there, and you forget that you belong to the real world,’ she says. ‘It’s my idea of escapism.’ When it comes to the art forms that inspire her in her modelling work, silent-film stars are high on her list. ‘It’s how Clara Bow could say everything with a subtle parting of the lips and lifting of the eyebrows.’ In this issue, Tess is featured in our main fashion collections story. PAGE 108 TAMISON O’CONNOR ELLE’s new Fashion Features Director Tamison O’Connor has spent much of her journalism career covering the inner workings of the…

Flights of fancy

AS THE FIRST FULL MOON OF THE YEAR REFLECTED ON THE RAINsoaked pavements of Paris, the scene was set for one of the most memorable fashion moments of the decade. John Galliano was about to close the SS24 couture season with an era-defining Maison Margiela Artisanal show. It not only demonstrated his sublime talent but also transcended catwalk conventions, taking the idea of a fashion show as far into the realm of performance art as possible. More than a collection, it was a manifesto for the importance of creativity and self-expression, coming as it did in a season where real clothes and straightforward presentations took precedence over soaring fantasy. A secret doorway under the Pont Alexandre III bridge became a portal to Galliano’s alternative universe: a seedy, turn-of-the-century Parisian speakeasy strewn…

Flights of fancy

listen: Crystal Murray Having reached Parisienne It-girl status at the age of 12 as part of French fashion collective Gucci Gang, the now 21-year-old is turning her innovative eye to music. Blending R&B, soul and high-energy club tracks, the scene-stealing singer is one to watch, with her debut album out 17 May. eat: The Med Spring signals a return to fresh Mediterranean cuisine. This month, David Carter – founder of east London’s Manteca – will open the doors to Oma, a restaurant inspired by the Greek islands and the flavours of the Levant, while Morchella – the latest venture from the team behind Perilla – is a Clerkenwell wine bar offering full-flavoured small plates including Sicilian fish stew. watch: Love Lies Bleeding British director Rose Glass, who terrified us all with ‘Saint Maud’, is back…

In conversation: Miranda July

I’M ONLY ON THE SECOND PAGE OF Miranda July’s latest novel, All Fours, when I start highlighting: ‘…that funny little abandoned feeling one gets a million times a day in a domestic setting’, she writes. Like a fan-girl, I read it aloud to her when we meet over Zoom, July speaking from the book-lined office in her new LA home. ‘It’s funny, you’re not the first person to read that line to me,’ she says, laughing. ‘That’s one of those things I wrote being like, I guess I’ll just write that as if everyone knows what I mean, when, in fact, I’m pretty sure I’m the only one’. July is far from being the only one. The multi-hyphenate creative has the extraordinary ability to distil near-universal female experiences into a single…

In conversation: Miranda July

The big sunny reads

It’s a bumper season for books. From must-reads to status stores, here’s how to lose yourself in literature this summer FOR DESERTED BEACHES: UNTIL AUGUST by Gabriel García Márquez During her annual island retreat, Ana Magdalena Bach does the unexpected and takes a new lover for one night despite being happily married. This story examines love and regret. FOR HISTORICAL SIGHTSEERS: THE ARCHITECTURE OF MODERN EMPIRE by Arundhati Roy If everything is feeling a bit hopeless, let Roy light the way with her literary craft and political convictions in this new book on justice and solidarity. FOR GROUP FAMILY TRIPS: PARADE by Rachel Cusk How do we live with others? This kaleidoscopic tale, diving into multiple lives, shows how art, family and gender shape who we are and how we see the world. An enthralling read. FOR…

The big sunny reads

Debut discoveries

THESE LETTERS END IN TEARS by Musih Tedji Xaviere A star-crossed lesbian modern love story of Bessem and Fatima who meet on a football field but are separated. Thirteen years later, follow the story of lost love. Gut-punching. SPOILT CREATURES by Amy Twigg This firecracker of a debut is about a secluded women’s commune on a remote farm in Kent. Expect power struggles and explorations of female rage. THE SAFEKEEP by Yael van der Wouden Mesmerising and lyrical, this historical novel, set in 1961 follows Isabel whose quiet rural life is turned upside down by the arrival of her brother’s new girlfriend Eva.…

Debut discoveries

WHAT ARE YOU READING NEXT?

‘I cannot stop thinking about Blue Sisters by Coco Mellors, a beautiful, messy, love-and grief-filled book. It is a breathtaking novel, and I found great comfort in reading it. This book is so expertly crafted, it moved me deeply and I think I’ll reread it again soon.’ Liv Little, author of ‘Rosewater’ ‘I’m not generally into young-adult books but Àbíké-Íyímídé’s debut Ace of Spades is an exception – it was a pacy, intriguing page-turner that I breezed through. I’m therefore very much looking forward to her next mystery novel, Where Sleeping Girls Lie, and hopeful for the plot twists and red herrings we got from her first. Plus, she’s a fellow British Nigerian author from Croydon – got to represent!’ Yomi Adegoke, author of ‘The List’ ‘I’ll be reading Lotte Jeffs’ This Love, which…

WHAT ARE YOU READING NEXT?

Introducing: Super Yaya

RYM BEYDOUN’S BRAND SUPER YAYA IS A LOVE LETTER TO West African culture. As a fourth-generation child of a Lebanese immigrant family, she spent her childhood painting by the sea in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, and rummaging through her parents’ clothes to help them put outfits together. Even after a stint studying in London and a decade living in Beirut, her passion for the city where she was raised shines through in her vivid garments. Beydoun launched her label in 2015 after graduating from Central Saint Martins, where she studied womenswear. Initially, she was a team of one, working tirelessly to grow her boot-strapped brand and even modelling the collections herself, taking selfies in the clothes she created. This approach only strengthened the fun, playful spirit of the brand she was building.…

Introducing: Super Yaya

Summertime soirées

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION ‘Finding a unique venue isn’t easy,’ says Jack Bryant from production agency Bryant Projects, which has executed a range of starry events from Netflix’s Baftas afterparty to our very own ELLE Style Awards. ‘Sometimes, the best way to go about this is to step away from Google and search on the ground. When I started over 10 years ago, I used to cycle around the city looking for buildings or structures that could be adapted. Fashion parties require incredible lighting, as the content captured during the event is what lives on. Then, think about how guests will move, where they get their first drink, how they transition to dinner and where the highlights will be. We meticulously plan every step of the guest experience, from invitation to departure.’ PRIORITISE…

Summertime soirées

Threads of change

IT WAS THE CLIMATE CRISIS THAT MOTIVATED AJA BARBER TO RETHINK the way she shopped. But when she stopped buying new clothes, something unexpected happened: she began to dress better. ‘My style has improved,’ the American-born, London-based author, activist and stylist says. ‘My wardrobe is better than it’s ever been. And I definitely buy less clothing.’ There was a time, Barber recalls, when she was ‘definitely participatory’ in the consumption-driven system. About 15 years ago, the high street was her go-to and she didn’t think about how much clothing she was buying. But as she learned more about the impact of her purchasing habits on the planet and the people who made her clothes, she changed her approach: she bought less and practically stopped buying new. Now, she says, her style…

Threads of change

The skinny-jean comeback

PHOTOGRAPHS: GETTY IMAGES, IMAXTREE, ALAMY…

The skinny-jean comeback

The finer details

Straight to the point Give your staple treasures a dose of punk with Cartier’s Clash range – the definition of refinement with an edge Party in the back Draping diamonds on bare skin will add sophisticated sensuality to the classic black dress Twists and turns A gently sculpted piece will lift any look. To make a subtle statement, reach for an intricate style such as Dior’s ribbon-inspired piece The golden rule Layering chunky gold chains is always a good idea — especially when you’re wearing head-to-toe black More is more Can’t choose between the earrings and the necklace? Make a statement and go with both Playful proportions Maximise the joy of a raw-hem puffball skirt with stacked bangles and an eye-catching ring Vested interest A plain white tank is a summer essential. Take it to the next level by mixing metals and layering…

The finer details

Blackout Boxy shapes in smooth leather help keep suiting sharp. Highlight subtle gold accents with co-ordinating chunky jewellery True neutral Beige is never bland when it’s Miu Miu. Add depth to a head-to-toe look by experimenting with different textures and tones French fancy Channel your inner Parisienne by dressing down Celine accessories with a butter-soft leather jacket and jeans Hold tight Prada’s Buckle bag is the new classic to keep close. ELLE’s favourite? The immaculate bone-white iteration The long and short of it A quilted Chanel bag never goes out of style. The reasons to love this elongated version go on and on HAIR: Yoshitaka Miyazaki, using Oribe. MAKE-UP: Jinny Kim, using Chanel Les Beiges Summer Spirit and Chanel Hydra Beauty Lip Serum. NAILS: Maddy Ayer, s using Qtcl Nail Care. STYLIST’S ASSISTANT: Jessica Miller. MODEL: Patrycja Piekarska at Elite…

On ELLE Collective this month…

SKILL UP Beauty masterclass Join us at exclusive events hosted by ELLE editors and industry experts, like our recent Chanel beauty workshop or last month’s Dr Barbara Sturm skincare masterclass. FIRST LOOK Fashion yourself like a cover star ELLE fashion editors break down iconic cover-shoot looks, including those worn by Raye and Little Simz, and offer up styling tips. JOIN US Film nights From acclaimed thriller Fair Play to the Ethan Coen-directed Drive-Away Dolls starring Margaret Qualley, access our cinema club of live-screening events. SHOP LIKE AN EDITOR Modern heirlooms 20% off Collective members can claim 20% off Aligheri jewellery right now. EXCLUSIVE ACCESS Magazines Receive ELLE magazine each month, along with access to all our content across the exclusive ELLE app. JOIN ELLE COLLECTIVE’S WAITLIST TODAY… SCAN THE QR CODE PHOTOGRAPHS: CLAY GARDNER, SERENA BROWN, BRENDAN FREEMAN, EKUA KING…

On ELLE Collective this month…

The great escape

La dolce vita As Bulgari knows, there’s nothing quite like dining alfresco in Rome on a warm summer’s evening. When you bag an outdoor table at Dal Bolognese, dress up your look with heeled Nodaleto sandals and chunky gold jewellery – and don’t forget the shades Big-city break Meet Balenciaga in Shanghai, where life moves at 100 miles an hour. To keep pace with the city that never sleeps, pair your denim with pointed Ganni flats: they’ll see you through until closing at 44KW Highland fling For a countryside break, follow Dior to Perthshire. Pack cosy knits to layer under your trench for a walk around the sprawling gardens at Drummond Castle — and keep those cashmere socks and wellies at the ready Riviera rendezvous Make like Chanel and head to Marseille for a weekend of sunshine…

The great escape

YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW THAT THE CHAOS OF CAMDEN TOWN is just moments away, the hawkers, hustlers, homeless and hipsters in constant kinetic transition with each other on the filthy, enthralling streets that Amy Winehouse once called home. Inside this 19th-century converted warehouse – with its softly smoking incense and exposed-brick walls drenched in the shifting sunlight of this warm spring day – it’s as serene as its occupant, the musician Little Simz. Simbiatu ‘Simbi’ Abisola Abiola Ajikawo didn’t so much arrive as appear at her north-London office. One moment she’s not here, the next she is, loping in alone, all 5’ 10” of her, dressed in black boots, black bomber, Carhartt cargos and Seventh hoodie, her long dreads tucked under a plain New Era cap and a tranquil smile on…

HAIR: Yoshitaka Miyazaki, using Oribe. MAKE-UP: Celia Evans, using Nars. NAILS: Robbie Tomkins at LMC Worldwide. TAILOR: Victoria Dolman Nash at Chapman Burrell. STYLIST’S ASSISTANT: Grace Clarke. MODEL: Tess McMillan at IMG Models…

HAIR: Nelson. MAKE-UP: Tatsu Yamanaka. STYLIST’S ASSISTANT: Alisa Inyutkina. MODELS: Ivanka Smilenko at Next, Alina Bolotina at IMG Models, Nigina Sharipova at Oui Management and Stephanie Quezado at Premium Models…

THE CULT OF 16ARLINGTON

WALKING INTO MARCO CAPALDO’S HACKNEY STUDIO ON A RAINY Thursday morning, I brace myself for feathers, sequins and tinsel galore. After all, his brand 16Arlington is best known for marabou-trimmed party dresses and skin-tight, embellished numbers. But Capaldo’s office is more like an image out of an interior-design magazine: it’s pared back – almost empty – and extremely tidy, the taupe concrete floors and white walls broken up by a neat row of sky-high cupboards behind a vast marble desk, a canvas evocative of a black Rothko painting hanging to its side. I can’t help thinking about how my expectation and the reality mirror the nuanced contrasts that run through his brand: high-voltage glamour meets effortless cool. Loud and out there, yet simultaneously minimalist. I also can’t help thinking he has…

THE CULT OF 16ARLINGTON

‘THIS IS NOT WHAT A FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE’

I’M A WOMAN, I’M YOUNG, I’M MUSLIM, I’m left wing. When people attack me, it’s usually for one – or all – of those reasons. Ever since I got elected in 2019, I’ve received abuse and death threats. Some have been investigated by the police. When the parliamentary authorities discovered I am the most abused MP on social media, I was shocked, but not entirely surprised. There are 650 MPs; women and women of colour are disproportionately impacted, but for someone who’s only been in the job four years and never had a front-bench position, the authorities found it alarming. I’m not naive. When I got elected, I knew I would get targeted for my race and religion. Unfortunately, that seems to be a theme in public life. It’s become a…

‘THIS IS NOT WHAT A FUNCTIONING DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE’

HAVE WE REACHED PEAK RETREAT?

CLOSE YOUR EYES AND PICTURE THE SCENE. YOU’RE ON A SMALL, deserted beach in Spain and it smells like sunscreen, sweat and the Mediterranean Sea, which laps softly at your feet. Far away from the rattling reality of your everyday existence, you’re lying on a towel damp with seawater while the sun kisses your face as you devour wilted books, pages crisped by the sun, and dig into seemingly endless bags of greasy, salty crisps. Your one and only hazy, sun-soaked aim is to revel in a slow and sleepy world far removed from your own, where you don’t have to do anything other than top up your sunscreen, reach for a cocktail or turn the pages of your book. That, dear reader, is my dream – to spend delicious…

HAVE WE REACHED PEAK RETREAT?

Lost in your 30s

‘BABY IS READY FOR VISITORS,’ MY FRIEND Lily texts. My weekend is shaping up in a way that may be all too familiar for some people in their thirties: I’m meeting a newborn on the same day my other mates are planning to go to an all-night rave. I hoist my tote bag of pastries – a gift for the new mum – and ponder how surreal it all is. This is not how I imagined growing up. You know that period between Christmas and New Year, when the world is holding its breath and waiting for life to restart? That’s how I feel at 35. Call it ‘Millennial betwixtmas’, where people in their late twenties and thirties are trapped between the carefree younger years and looming adulthood. It’s a disorienting…

Lost in your 30s

YOUR 30s SURVIVAL GUIDE

TO WATCH BIG MOOD THE GREATEST LOVE STORIES ARE OFTEN PLATONIC: NICOLA COUGHLAN AND LYDIA WEST PLAY BEST FRIENDS TRYING TO KEEP THEIR CONNECTION IN THE FACE OF A MENTAL-HEALTH CRISIS. ACTIVATE WHEN: SHIT GETS REAL – BUT YOU NEED TO LAUGH. THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD THIS OSCAR-NOMINATED NORDIC ROMCOM IS A MESSY, BRILLIANT ACCOUNT OF COMING INTO YOUR THIRTIES, FEATURING ALL THE NECESSARY CHANGES OF JOB, HAIR COLOUR AND PARTNER. ACTIVATE WHEN: YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHO YOU WANT TO BE WITH… OR WHO YOU WANT TO BE. TO READ OLIVE BY EMMA GANNON A BOOK FOR WHEN YOUR FRIENDS START GRAVITATING TOWARDS MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD BUT NEITHER FEEL RIGHT FOR YOU, OLIVE IS ABOUT A WOMAN CARVING HER OWN PATH. ACTIVATE WHEN: YOU’RE DOING THINGS DIFFERENTLY, AND THAT’S OK. AS YOUNG AS THIS BY…

YOUR 30s SURVIVAL GUIDE

THE FUTURE OF BEAUTY AWARDS

BODY BRINGING SKINCARE INGREDIENTS TO YOUR SHOWER ROUTINE, THESE TREATMENTS ARE AS EFFECTIVE AS THEY ARE SENSORIALLY PLEASING 3 THE DEODORANT Glossier Deodorant, £23 There’s nothing fun, or luxe, about deodorant. But Glossier’s refillable formula makes the idea quite pleasing with elevated scents (and an unscented version). Best of all, it lasts for months on end, justifying the price tag. 6 THE NAIL PRODUCT OPI Repair Mode, £29.90 Wear OPI’s smart new keratin-bonding treatment under your weekly mani as protection or paint on naked nails to repair and restore over-worked talons to their former glossy glory in under a week. 1 THE WASH Byoma Hydrating Body Wash, £11.99 Harnessing the power of pH-balanced prebiotics, this body wash is the high-performance cleanser our bodies have been waiting for. The best part? It doesn’t compromise on suds or scent. 4 THE CREAM Joonbyrd Sunday…

THE FUTURE OF BEAUTY AWARDS

Skin school Streamline your skincare with sunscreen formulas that are packed with hydration and active ingredients promising a healthier complexion. L’Oréal Paris Bright Reveal Dark Spot UV Fluid SPF50+, £19.99, uses niacinamide to tackle pigmentation, while drier skin types will drink up Shiseido SPF50+ Face Sun Protection Cream, £36 – now even more resistant against sweat and water. For a one-and-done primer and day cream, try Origins Ginzing SPF30+ Daily Moisturizer, £34, which has caffeine and antioxidants to perk up tired skin. 1 Bright Reveal Dark Spot UV Fluid, £19.99, L’ORÉAL PARIS Close to home Bruton-based Commune shuns single-use plastic refill pouches for recyclable, visually pleasing bottles. The outdoorsy scent of geraniums and cypress in its body wash and creams are a nod to the bucolic Somerset countryside. From £37. Gilt-y pleasure Swathes of gold work…

Beauty barometer

Fashion scents Get ready to smell the Acne Studios x Frédéric Malle perfume on every person you admire. With rosy and aldehydic notes, this takes the idea of a floral scent and elevates it. £200. Page turners For your reading list: Ugly by Anita Bhagwandas (Bonnier Books) and Pixel Flesh by Ellen Atlanta (Headline) are two new releases dissecting the dark side of beauty culture. Seeing sunsets Swap ‘aura’ nails for an ombré manicure in orange and yellow, as seen at Ahluwalia SS24. Stupid Cupid Yet another body part we don’t need to obsess over: clinics are reporting a rise in tweakments to define the Cupid’s bow of the lip. Bare lashes Mascara was missing at AW24 shows but, IRL, nothing enlivens the face more than a swipe of it. Lobs Goodbye, long bobs. We’re craving the dramatic impact of XXL…

Beauty barometer

The editors on… Summer perfume

Katie Withington: suntan scents THE FIRST DAY OF THE YEAR THAT MY MISERABLE ALARM IS beaten to the task of waking me up by the sunshine streaming through the curtains, my perfume mood changes. A break in the clouds and cosy, fireplace-scented fragrances are swapped for those with more exotic notes, ones that can transport me long-haul to somewhere far away from my London life – think the sort of picturesque destination you’ll find in ELLE Escapes. Despite the shared sun, sea and sand moodboard, my summer-perfume wardrobe is surprisingly versatile. You’ll find your quintessential beach notes, of course – nostalgic sun lotion, creamy coconuts, salty aquatics – but also sheer musk, light florals and sparkling bursts of citrus. With a collection of bottles inspired by locations ranging from the Greek Islands…

The editors on… Summer perfume

The interior life of: Melissa Morris

FOR SOMEONE WHO DESIGNS LUXURY LEATHER BAGS FOR women on the go, it’s surprising to learn that Métier founder Melissa Morris is a self-described ‘homebody’. ‘I’m someone who needs to be at home,’ she admits, noting that her favourite pastimes include cooking, and meeting friends at the pub. ‘My flat is very minimal but warm, with lots of soft textures, candles and incense – a place you want to curl up inside.’ Finding comfort in small spaces is an art Morris learnt from her childhood growing up on the outskirts of Philadelphia. ‘I’m the youngest of two so I got the smallest room, which I loved. It was my own little nook, and I developed a love of cosy corners,’ she says, recalling covering her walls in milk adverts, as well…

The interior life of: Melissa Morris

ELLE escapes 2024

Best for learning a new skill: Son Bunyola, Mallorca ‘Opened last summer, Son Bunyola is a 27-bedroom luxury hotel that is owned by Richard Branson and is part of Virgin Limited Edition. Located on a 1,300-acre estate in Mallorca’s stunning Tramuntana Mountains, the renovated mansion comes with inviting pools and three standalone villas, with four to five bedrooms in each. There is a spa utilising locally made Gaia Natural Products, two restaurants (Sa Tafona is opening in June) and a menu of free outdoor pursuits ranging from tennis and kayaking to perfume-making and painting classes.’ virginlimitededition.com/son-bunyola JENNY SOUTHAN Best UK break: Gleneagles Townhouse, Edinburgh ‘The manor house Gleneagles, dating back to 1924 and set in acres of Scottish parkland, is the stuff of legend (Christian Dior staged a show there in 1955), so I’m…

ELLE escapes 2024

American dreams

Chicago The Bear’s Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri might have taken over billboards and red carpets everywhere in recent years, but Chicago was famed for its cuisine well before the hit HBO series came along. Ranging from Michelin restaurants to humble local dives, the city’s options leave you spoilt for choice – and very full. If you love Italian, add Ummo, a new fine-dining destination, to your list. Street-food fans should head to Pilsen, a neighbourhood in the Lower West Side. Its Hispanic roots make for the best taquerias and margaritas; be sure to visit the National Museum of Mexican Art while you’re in the area. Chicago’s Architecture River Cruise is in every guidebook for a reason: you’re treated to incredible views of the city, making it the best way…

American dreams

Palma According to SkyScanner, the Mallorcan capital and cultural hot spot is this year’s most-searched-for destination. Festival fever Whether you’re heading to see Little Simz at Glastonbury (26-30 June) or booking a train ticket to the literary Hay Festival (23 May-2 June), the season is truly upon us. Big Sur Book your room now at Mankas, a cult Californian bolthole that reopens this autumn. The rustic retreat has 21 rooms overlooking coastal wilderness. Cannes Biarritz, on France’s west coast, offers a cooler itinerary of films at its Nouvelles Vagues festival and an altogether chicer holiday destination. IRL passports Forgetting your documents will soon be a thing of the past: Finland became the first country to start a six-month digital trial, with the Netherlands putting similar plans in motion. Bring your own vibe Ready for the ick? Hotel.com is reporting a 1090%…

In This Issue

Description

Details

Reviews

Recent Digital Issues Browse all

Recent Elle UK Digital Issues Browse all back issues

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription September 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) September 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription July 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) July/August 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription June 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) June 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription May 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) May 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) April 2025: $4.19

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription March 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) March 2025: $4.19

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription February 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) February 2025: $4.13

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription December 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) December 2024/January 2025: $4.17

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription November 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) November 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription October 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) October 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription September 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) September 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription July 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) July/August 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription June 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) June 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription May 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) May 2024: $4.24

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) April 2025: $4.19

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription March 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) March 2025: $4.19

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription February 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) February 2025: $4.13

Elle UK (Digital) Subscription December 1st, 2024 Issue

Elle UK (Digital) December 2024/January 2025: $4.17

Customers Also Viewed

Elle España Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle España Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $25.99 ~~$37.44~~

Esquire México (Digital) Subscription December 1st, 2023 Issue

Esquire México (Digital)

DICIEMBRE 2023: $3.50

Gq España Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Gq España Magazine (Digital)

10 Issues: $31.20 ~~$36.30~~

Harper’s Bazaar España Magazine (Digital) Subscription March 1st, 2025 Issue

Harper’s Bazaar España Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $25.99 ~~$37.44~~

Elle UK Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $32.29 ~~$51.60~~

British Vogue Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

British Vogue Magazine (Digital)

(2)

12 Issues: $14.85 ~~$46.32~~

Essence Magazine (Digital) Subscription

Essence Magazine (Digital)

(35)

6 Issues: $17.99 ~~$29.94~~

Living Without Inflammation United Kingdom Magazine (Digital) Subscription February 1st, 2025 Issue

Living Without Inflammation United Kingdom Magazine (Digital)

4 Issues: $38.69 ~~$51.40~~

Harper's Bazaar Türkiye Magazine (Digital) Subscription

Harper's Bazaar Türkiye Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $16.99 ~~$23.88~~

Architectural Digest Magazine (Digital) Subscription

Architectural Digest Magazine (Digital)

(749)

11 Issues: $29.99 ~~$87.89~~

Elle España Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle España Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $25.99 ~~$37.44~~

Esquire México (Digital) Subscription December 1st, 2023 Issue

Esquire México (Digital)

DICIEMBRE 2023: $3.50

Gq España Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Gq España Magazine (Digital)

10 Issues: $31.20 ~~$36.30~~

Harper’s Bazaar España Magazine (Digital) Subscription March 1st, 2025 Issue

Harper’s Bazaar España Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $25.99 ~~$37.44~~

Elle UK Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

Elle UK Magazine (Digital)

12 Issues: $32.29 ~~$51.60~~

British Vogue Magazine (Digital) Subscription April 1st, 2025 Issue

British Vogue Magazine (Digital)

(2)

12 Issues: $14.85 ~~$46.32~~

Essence Magazine (Digital) Subscription

Essence Magazine (Digital)

(35)

6 Issues: $17.99 ~~$29.94~~

Living Without Inflammation United Kingdom Magazine (Digital) Subscription February 1st, 2025 Issue

Living Without Inflammation United Kingdom Magazine (Digital)

4 Issues: $38.69 ~~$51.40~~

Reviews

0

0

0

0

0

No reviews yet

Ask a Question

Click stars to rate

Please select a rating for the review.

Please enter title for the review.

Please enter content for the review.

Please enter order number.

Please enter your first name and last name.

Only letters allowed for first name and last name.

Please enter your email.

Cancel Submit

Processing...

Thank you for your feedback! Your review has been submitted and will be published soon.

OK

Be the first to ask a question about this product

Please enter content for the question.

Please enter at least 10 characters.

Your question can not be more than 150 characters.

Please enter your first name and last name.

Only letters allowed for first name and last name.

Please enter your email.

Submit Processing...

Thank you for your question! Your question has been submitted and will be published soon.

Answer this question

Please enter content for the answer.

Please enter at least 10 characters.

Please enter your first name and last name.

Only letters allowed for first name and last name.

Please enter your email.

Submit Cancel Processing...

Thank you for your answer! Your answer has been submitted and will be published soon.

OK

×