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* FashionDesigner (either showing off the designer's work or an article about this person)

* FashionModel (most ads and spreads have people wearing these clothes)

* ''Film/DeathProof'' has a character that's a FashionModel trying to find out if she's in this month's issue of ''Allure''. Her and a friend get very exciting when they discover a cashier in rural Tennessee is selling this month's copy of Italian ''Vogue''.

-->-- ''WebAnimation/StrongBadEmail'', [[http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail132.html "Modeling"]]

* Janet in ''{{Film/Rope}}'' writes for Allure, a column on "how to keep the body beautiful".

* Bu-Bubble in ''Discworld/UnseenAcademicals''.

* In the ''Series/{{Charmed}}'' episode "Wicca Envy" Rex tells Phoebe he can get her a job at a fashion magazine (of course he's lying). Ultimately subverted though as, three seasons later, Phoebe does get a journalism job but as an advice columnist instead.

-->-- [[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Strong Bad]] email [[http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail132.html "Modeling"]]

* TheBeautifulElite
* ConspicuousConsumption
* CostumePorn

* ImpracticallyFancyOutfit

* ModelCouple
* ModelingPoses
* PimpedOutDress
** FairytaleWeddingDress (for a Bridal Magazine)
* PrettyInMink (this is common for fall issues)

* ProductPromotionParade
* UpMarketing

* TheBeautifulElite (since the editors want the models to look as good as the clothes)
* ConspicuousConsumption (the clothes and accessories being shown are usually for affluent buyers)
* CostumePorn (when highly detailed clothes are featured)

* ImpracticallyFancyOutfit (sometimes these outfits are featured, over the grand, but practical, clothes)

* ModelCouple (when two or more models are shown in a spread, they are likely chosen to visually compliment each other)
* ModelingPoses (when each outfit will likely get just one picture in an issue, the models will do their best to show the best of the outfits)
* PimpedOutDress (evening dresses still can be quite detailed)
** FairytaleWeddingDress (bridal magazine dresses are often elaborate)
* PrettyInMink (is is common for fall issues to have a spread about various fur items)

* SimpleYetOpulent (many outfits will not look that detailed, but are still use expensive fabrics and workmanship)
* UpMarketing (despite the tons of ads in these magazines, they are still selling high end items)

* TheBeautifulElite
* ConspicuousConsumption
* CostumePorn

* ImpracticallyFancyOutfit

* ModelCouple
* ModelingPoses
* PimpedOutDress
** FairytaleWeddingDress (for a Bridal Magazine)
* PrettyInMink (this is common for fall issues)

* ProductPromotionParade
* UpMarketing

* TheBeautifulPeople

* FashionModel: Since many ads and spreads have people wearing the clothes)

* MerchandiseDriven (Spreads showing clothes will note who made each piece, and how much they cost.)

!!Examples

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* ''Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}}'' (although with less of a focus than others)
** Cosmopolitan tends to focus more on issues, lifestyle, relationships and sex and so on than fashion nowadays.
* RuleSixtyThree of the above is ''Magazine/{{Esquire}}''
* ''Magazine/{{Elle}}''
* ''Magazine/HarpersBazaar''
* ''Magazine/GentlemansQuarterly'' (GQ), one of the few male-focused fashion magazines. Often runs lads-mag-style photo shoots of women in skimpy clothes.
* ''Magazine/VanityFair'' (not the book, Literature/VanityFair)
* ''Magazine/{{Vogue}}'' (so full of ads that sometimes the table of contents is on ''page 100'' or later).
* ''Magazine/{{W}}''
* ''Magazine/InStyle''

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[[caption-width-right:320:"Reinventing the wheel" is a common type of article.]]

* Allure magazine in ''{{Lady in the Dark}}''.

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->"I can totally see some of them being used in one of those glossy fashion magazines. Y'know, the kind that cost nine bucks and are 97% ads."
-->--[[WebAnimation/HomestarRunner Strong Bad]] email [[http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail132.html "Modeling"]]

* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In the episode "Cosmopolitan Magazine", a photographer arrives from the real-life ''Magazine/{{Cosmopolitan}} Magazine'', to do an article and photo-spread about an average American magazine. The trope is somewhat averted, as at the time (1953) Cosmopolitan was an esteemed literary and general interest periodical, [[MagazineDecay and not the slutty woman's sex and fashion magazine it is today]]. The radio episode was broadcast to coincide with Cosmopolitan's publication of an article on Eve Arden and ''Our Miss Brooks'' [[OlderThanTheyThink An example of the application of media "synergies", at least fifty years before the modern word was coined.]]

* ItsFakeFurItsFine (if an article or spread focuses on fake fur)

* PrettyInMink (if an article or spread focuses on real fur)