Referring Clues

• Vogue rival
• Glamour rival
• Word for a madame
• George Sand's "___ et lui"
• Model Macpherson
• Colleague of Claudia and Naomi
• First name in supermodeldom
• Popular fashion magazine
• Stylish magazine
• Female in France
• Supermodel Macpherson
• Woman of Paris
• Lui's partner
• 74-Down's opposite
• Vogue competitor
• Glamour competitor
• Magazine à la mode
• Magazine with a 14-Across on its cover
• Fashion mag
• Big fashion magazine
• Marie Claire competitor
• Fashion monthly
• Allure competitor
• Fashion magazine
• She, in Vichy
• Palindromic magazine title
• "Legally Blonde" girl
• Women's issue?
• Allure shelfmate
• Reese's role in "Legally Blonde"
• Macpherson of "Sirens"
• Magazine with a palindromic name
• "Legally Blonde" blonde
• Lui's opposite
• That girl, in Paris
• American magazine founded in France
• ___ Girl (magazine)
• She, in Cherbourg
• W shelfmate
• French "she"
• Self-descriptive French name
• Reese's "Legally Blonde" role
• ___ Style Awards
• French-owned fashion magazine
• Catherine Deneuve was on its first U.S. cover
• Sponsoring publication of TV's "Project Runway"
• Publication with an annual "Green Issue"
• Fashion magazine founded in France
• Palindromic magazine name
• Women's magazine founded in France
• Newsstand fashion title
• Magazine of fashion
• "Vogue" competitor
• Chatelaine rival
• Cover girl Macpherson
• "Vogue" rival
• Fashion mag introduced in 1985
• Cosmopolitan competitor
• She, to Chevalier
• "L" homonym
• Paris pronoun
• "Allure" competitor
• "Chatelaine" competitor
• Fashion periodical
• Vogue competition
• French 101 pronoun
• Fashion model or magazine
• That femme
• "Legally Blonde" protagonist
• Model/actress Macpherson
• Palindromic periodical
• In Style rival
• "Allure" shelfmate
• Magazine that bestows Style Awards
• Palindromic Parisian pronoun
• French pronoun
• Magazine for the fashion-conscious
• Fashionista Macpherson
• Fashion magazine since 1945
• Gallic girl
• Harper's Bazaar competitor
• Palindromic magazine
• Big role for Reese
• Fashion issue?
• Magazine name that's also a pronoun
• Gallic she
• Lui: him :: ___ : her
• Letter before eme in the Spanish alphabet
• Harper's Bazaar alternative
• Pronoun for a Parisienne
• Intro French pronoun
• Hachette Filipacchi magazine
• Fashionista's read
• Lui's counterpart
• Spanish digraph
• Fashion mag since 1945
• Alternative to Vogue or Glamour
• Magazine that "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" author Jean-Dominique Bauby was the editor of
• Couture magazine
• High-fashion magazine
• ___ Girl: former teen fashion mag
• Fashion issue
• Magazine with the column "Ask E. Jean"
• Cosmo rival
• Model with a self-descriptive name
• Magazine that hosts annual Style Awards
• ___ Girl: teen magazine
• Women's issue
• Her, to Henri
• "Vogue" rival
• Women's magazine
• Daryl, in "Kill Bill"
• "Cosmo" rival
• Parisian pronoun
• "Vogue" competitor
• She, in Chamonix
• "Glamour" rival
• "Vogue" alternative
• "Legally Blonde" protagonist
• High-fashion mag
• That "femme"
• Where "Project Runway" winners appear
• "Heroes" role
• "Legally Blonde" role
• She: Fr.
• Magazine in the fashion section
• "Allure" rival
• W rival
• Reese's role in "Legally Blonde"
• Magazine with style
• Vogue's newsstand neighbor
• "Legally Blonde" girl
• Fashionable magazine
• First name in swimsuit supermodels
• Women's fashion magazine
• Parisian read
• Haute couture magazine
• Palindromic French pronoun
• Reese in "Legally Blonde"
• Nice lady?
• Australian supermodel
• Vogue shelfmate
• Fashionable reading
• First name in modeling
• "Legally Blonde" character
• Style magazine
• Newsstand title
• Stylish newsstand pick
• Fashionista's read, maybe
• She, to Marie
• Magazine title that's a pronoun
• Cosmo competitor
• Daryl's "Kill Bill" role
• "___ Decor" (home-design magazine)
• What an aspiring model may read
• French "her"
• Fashion magazine originally from France
• La femme
• ___ Girl: teen magazine
• ___ Girl: former teen fashion mag
• French she
• Shelfmate of Allure
• Glamour rackmate
• "Allure" rival
• Daryl, in "Kill Bill"
• "Cosmo" rival
• "Glamour" rival
• "Vogue" alternative
• "Legally Blonde" protagonist
• That "femme"
• Where "Project Runway" winners appear
• "Heroes" role
• "Legally Blonde" role
• A model publication
• Magazine for women
• Fashion magazine for women
• Womens Fashion Magazine
• Contemporary of Tyra and Kate
• Contemporary of Tyra and Kate
• Allure rival
• Frenchwoman's mag
• French fashion mag
• Palindromic fashion magazine
• Magazine that serialized Simone de Beauvoir's 1967 "La femme rompue"
• Architectural Digest competitor ___ DECOR
• Women's mag published by Hachette Filipacchi
• Model monthly
• "W" rival
• Actress Macpherson
• 'Legally Blonde' heroine
• Model Mac pherson-
• 'Glamour' rival
• Fanning of "We Bought a Zoo"
• Women's magazine since 1945
• Salon magazine
• Competitor of" Vogue"
• International magazine founded in France in 1945
• Magazine whose name sounds like a letter of the alphabet
• Sister mag of "Paris Match"
• Vogue rackmate
• Glamour or Vogue rival
• Magazine whose name means "she"
• Character Woods who invented the "bend and snap"
• W competitor
• Worldwide fashion mag
• Alternative to Glamour
• World's largest fashion mag
• Reese, in "Legally Blonde"
• Fashion magazine with a French name
• Actress Dakota Fanning's actress sister
• That girl, in Quebec
• High fashion mag
• Harper's Bazaar rival
• Cosmopolitan competition
• Ladies fashion magazine
• 25-Down, en français
• Fashion mag with an "Ask E. Jean" column
• ___ Decor (magazine)
• Couture monthly
• Women's magazine with a palindromic name
• Palindromic fashion mag
• Cette fille, e.g.
• Rival of Vogue
• Vogue alternative
• She in Paris
• Allure alternative
• She, overseas
• Vanity Fair alternative
• W alternative
• "Legally Blonde" heroine
• "Cosmo" competitor
• Notre dame, e.g.
• Actress Fanning
• Reese played her in "Legally Blonde"
• Shelfmate of Vogue
• Macpherson or Fanning
• French fashion magazine
• Online magazine with a "Runway" section
• Allure or Essence alternative
• Fashion magazine with a palindromic name
• Magazine for the style-conscious
• Fashion magazine with a name that means "she"
• ___ Decor: home fashion mag
• Woman's name that sounds like a letter
• Contemporary of Naomi and Claudia
• Early "Project Runway" sponsor
• French 'she'
• Mag with a Street Chic Daily web page
• Femme's pronoun
• Paris-based periodical
• Tablemate of Allure
• Beauty mag
• She, to Pierre
• She, in Madrid
• She, in Lyon
• ___ Macpherson
• She, in Toulouse
• She, in Nice
• Magazine offering "Beauty Tips, Fashion Trends & Celebrity News"
• What the French might call 62-Across
• She, in Marseille
• She, in Bordeaux
• Stylish reading matter
• Monthly with many models
• Mag that goes in for "trendspotting"
• Allure rackmate
• InStyle competitor
• How she looks in Paris?
• Magazine with "Decor" and "Girl" spin-offs
• 45 Down rival
• Magazine with annual Style Awards
• Sister of Dakota
• "Ex's & Oh's" singer King
• Title for Hearst
• "Super 8" costar Fanning
• Mag with "Best Looks" features
• Magazine you can read forward and backward?
• "Harper's Bazaar" sister mag
• Newsstand purchase, perhaps
• French fashion monthly
• Glamour competition
• Female fashion magazine
• Mag name that means "she"
• "Cosmo" sister mag
• Magazine for a fashionista
• Fanning of "Maleficent"
• Cosmopolitan rival
• Fanning of 'Super 8'
• "Allure" alternative
• ___ Decor (Hearst magazine)
• Fanning of "Super 8"
• She, in Paree
• Paris magazine
• Macpherson on five Swimsuit Issue covers
• Ms. Macpherson
• Mag near "Glamour"
• "Kill Bill" character ___ Driver
• Magazine with an annual Style Awards
• MAG FOUNDED IN 1945
• Dakota Fanning's younger sister
• Magazine with a French name
• French female
• Model ___ Macpherson
• "Ex's and Oh's" King
• "America's Sweetheart" King
• World's best-selling fashion magazine
• Ms MacPherson, supermodel
• Marie Claire shelfmate
• Modish monthly
• Fashion magazine - the French "She"
• Fanning of "The Beguiled"
• Major fashion magazine
• Magazine founded in France
• Musical King
• It vies with Vogue
• Québec pronoun
• Glamour shelfmate
• Yon femme, in Somme?
• European fashion mag
• Fashion mag started in 1945
• 54 Down, in French
• Pronoun for a madame
• "Vogue"rival
• "Glamour" alternative
• Singer King with the 2015 debut album "Love Stuff"
• French lifestyle magazine
• ___ Woods ("Legally Blonde" heroine)
• Global fashion monthly
• Fashion magazine whose name is French for "she"
• ___ Driver (Daryl Hannah's role in "Kill Bill")
• Mag presenting Style Awards
• Kim Kardashian West was on its April 2018 cover
• Macpherson on SI covers
• Competitor of Allure
• Actress Fanning of "Maleficent"
• Alternative to "Cosmo"
• Fashion magazine begun in France
• Cosmo shelfmate
• Fashion monthly founded in France
• Rival of 59-Across
• Magazine with fashion advice
• Fashion magazine with more than 40 international editions
• Magazine that's weekly in France but monthly in the U.S.
• Competitor of Allure and Glamour
• Her: Fr.
• ___ Style Awards (annual honors since 1997)
• Magazine with an "Ask E. Jean" column
• Magazine that reads the same both ways
• Long-running fashion magazine
• Fanning of film
• Magazine with a pronoun for a title
• Dakota Fanning's sister
• Magazine whose title is a French pronoun
• French style magazine
• Bardot was on its cover at age 14
• Sports anchor Duncan
• Fanning of “Maleficent”
• Beauty magazine
• French fashion magazine since 1945
• Redbook rival
• Magazine with a pronoun title
• YouTube star Mills
• Its January 2020 cover featured Beyonce
• Magazine that's a palindrome
• "Maleficent" actress Fanning
• "Teen Spirit" star Fanning
• Fashion monthly with more than 40 international editions
• "Legally Blonde" protagonist Woods
• Magazine founded in Paris
• Fashion magazine edited by Nina Garcia
• Gaming journalist Osili-Wood
• Nina Garcia's fashion magazine
• Activist Hearns
• "The Great" actress Fanning
• Woods of "Legally Blonde"
• "The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open" co-director ___-Maija Tailfeathers
• Magazine helmed by Nina Garcia
• ___ Woods, lead character in "Legally Blonde"
• R&B singer Varner
• International fashion magazine
• 51-Across in French
• Singer King
• Third-person pronoun in Spanish
• Main character in "Legally Blonde"
• World's largest fashion magazine
• "She" in French or "they" in Spanish
• Name that's also a French 101 word
• Miss USA 2021 ___ Smith
• "(debatable)" panelist Duncan
• Magazine co-founded in 1945 by Hélène Gordon Lazareff
• Palindromic periodical title
• Magazine that sponsors Women in Hollywood awards
• Woman's name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet
• Magazine whose name is a French pronoun
• Fashion magazine founded in Paris
• Singer King with the 2014 hit "Ex's & Oh's"
• Name that's the same forward and backward
• "She" in French
• Romance novelist Kennedy
• "Ex's and Oh's" singer King
• Fashion mag whose name is a palindrome
• French for "she"
• What is she in France?
• One of the Hearst magazines
• Popular French periodical
• She: French
• "Love Stuff" singer King
• "Legally Blonde" role for Reese
• Fashion magazine based in France
• Fashion magazine that's also a French pronoun
• Magazine that debuted in France in 1945 and the U.S. in 1985
• Actress Fanning of "The Great"
• Magazine based in Paris
• "The Beguiled" actress Fanning
• She, on the Seine
• Monthly with a palindromic name
• Catherine portrayer in "The Great"
• Publication that once had the slogan "Si ___ lit ___ lit ___"
• Fashion magazine, or "she" in French
• Yasmin Finney's "Heartstopper" role
• ESPN sports anchor Duncan
• Palindromic Parisian periodical
• Fashion magazine from France
• Singer/songwriter King with 2014's "Ex's & Oh's"
• Reese Witherspoon's role in "Legally Blonde"
• ___ Woods, "Legally Blonde" protagonist
• Filmdom's Woods who took the 11-Down
• Catherine the Great portrayer Fanning
• One of the Obamas
• Woods seen on Broadway