By Condé Nast Digital
Experience Vanity Fair’s high-profile interviews, stunning photography, and thought-provoking features in a whole new way. The Vanity Fair app delivers the look and feel of the print magazine to your iPad and iPhone, redefining storytelling for the digital age through the use of interactive graphics, galleries, and video. If you purchase a subscription in the App store, you can also enjoy unlimited access to vanityfair.com, including the archive collections. Follow the prompts to “Complete Account Setup,” then use your email and password to log in to vanityfair.com. For questions about the Vanity Fair app, please call 1-800-667-0015. SUBSCRIBERS’ AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL FEATURE: Your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will automatically be charged at the same price for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period (another year for annual subscribers, another month for monthly subscribers) unless you change your subscription preferences in your account settings. You can manage your subscriptions through your Account Settings after purchase. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. Please go to www.vanityfair.com/go/appCDS for more information. Privacy policy and terms of use can be found at http://www.vanityfair.com/services/privacypolicy
Vanity Fair’s feature articles are quite detailed. It’s a nice break to delve into a subject and get lost in the story.
I love this digital magazine, but why can’t it switch back and forth on my iPad like at the rest of my magazines and apps do. No iPad covers are designed to stand on their side and this is very awkward during the reading process. This is not rocket science in the programming process. Make the upgrade, please!
Self-aggrandizing and shamelessly narcissistic drivel.
Maybe too simple. No way to customize font size, text nor background color. If your eyes are like mine, and I know mine are, you'll definitely need your readers for this app!
See above.
I have been a subscriber to VF for year, and even before I was able to read it online. It once contained diversity. What attracted my eye in the beginning was author Dominick Dunn. He brought so much to this magazine. He was never replaced. Being male I took a lot of ribbing being a subscriber to this so called “woman’s magazine “. But it’s official. Little if none is offered for the male. Your articles have become boring and redundant. I won’t be subscribing to VF any longer. K. Ritchie
I read several articles in VF and subscribed but with hesitation. I feared I would have wade through a sea of glitz for an occasional good article. But I am flabbergasted with the penetrating journalism and consistent high quality of the magazine. I have no regrets in learning a new source of enjoyable reading.
Bring back Graydon Carter.
Have noticed magazine articles have declined in last two years. Use to look forward to magazine, now just glance and move on.. it’s a shame for years it was a great, use to recommend you to friends, not now. John hall
Not just essentially a photo or pdf of each magazine page. It’s optimized for how you read on a tablet (scrolling each article) while left and right swipes move you from article to article. Links within each issue jump to other relevant sections of the issue or additional info and updates online. You can get a digital-only subscription for 15 dollars for the first year that gives you access to the tablet and website content. This is a well thought-out publication. Also VF has amazing articles across all topics.