I have been an Elle reader and subscriber since American Elle caught my creative eye in 1983. Frankly?, no one but NO ONE was producing covers and spread-layouts like the GREAT GREAT Gilles Bensimon. Every month his covers (and talented others), “PUNCHED!” me and the world in our individual and collective faces. Literally. It was many many years later that I even remotely considered the other publications. The covers hit you in the face, then the actual spreads got you “hooked”. Truth. It was because of Elle that I have written a monthly column for 5+ years, as well as shooting fashion editorials. When Elle turned 30 I wrote a piece celebrating its social and artistic significance and influence. Even met the ex editor and chief Robbie Mayer’s at the opening of the Elle Spa on Miami Beach. She gave me some good advice too. Elle is “family” to me. They need to give MORE opportunity to non-famous industry people and stop thinking that only famous and or infamous people are the ONLY people doing things. Seriously. Be well guys. LOVE to you and your families and friends. ELLE! ELLE! ELLE! Rich Jackson

This app was fine until January 2023. Now, all I get is broken link icons for pages. I cannot see the content at all I’m going to cease my subscription post haste. Don’t waste your money.

I´ve been an Elle subscriber for quite some time. Although, the content and the covers have changed through the years, my admiration for the magazine remains the same! I just wish it was a weekly periodical! 💕

It is always very difficult to have access to latest released issues. It always seems like the app is not renewing itself with latest editions. That’s why I stopped my subscription a year ago and now I see that nothing had changed.

I have renewed my subscription and I can’t log in using my Apple ID and password

I only wish there was more than a 5 minute preview period.

$6.00 for nothing but ads.

The Elle USA app has found a nice balance of allowing viewers to read a fashion magazine via the app while still feeling as if you’re flipping through the pages of a printed copy bought at a newsstand. Some of the tricks and cool tech features used by other apps can be frustrating and really interfere with the flow of the reader experience. Not here. Yet, the images are visually stunning and the graphics are are tastefully accessible. This app does rnot feel as if they’re trying to be “beyond cool”. Also, special nod to Nina Garcia and team for putting out a September issue with style and content that not only makes me inspired for fashion, but for the new beginnings that come with the fall season. There’s still that comfortable familiarity of flipping through tons of beautiful ads before reaching the masthead. Thanks for keeping thing authentic.

I like the Fave button and being able to do my own fashion scrapbook . . . just like before. The star icon is grayed out on some pages that I like to fave. That would have been a good bookmark.

Where’s the fashion?? Where are the fashion articles. A waste.