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The September issues are generally regarded as the most important issue of the year for fashion magazines. Everything about them--from the number of ad pages to the cover star--is picked apart and analyzed to determine the overall health of the magazine. And despite all the talk of the death of print media, glossy September issues have only gotten bigger and bigger. So how does it come together? How do those several-hundred page backache-inducing tomes get made? Glamour EIC Cindi Leive was kind enough to indulge our curiousity and let us in on the process.

Things keep looking up for the publishing industry. Magazine ad pages (with some notable exceptions) have been steadily increasing over the past few years--a trend that, according to WWD, we can expect to continue: The trade reports that this year's September issues are the biggest since 2008, right before the recession hit.

Gabby Douglas' Gymnastics Hairgate: Some mean people lashed out at gold medal winning and history-making gymnast Gabby Douglas over social media becau

Olympic Style Stars: There's more to our Olympic athletes than sportswear - they wear normal clothes too! We took a closer look at some of the brands

Avoid Falling Into The Fast Fashion Fray: The author of Overdressed schooled us in smart shopping, offering advice on how to steer clear of fast fashion and preaching the value of quality goods. The September Issues: It may only be July, but that hasn't stopped big-name glossies from releasing info on their September cover stars. Check out some of the surprising choices. Critics Weigh In On Kate Upton: Since appearing on the cover of GQ, Kate Upton has created quite a stir among those in the fashion world. She's not rail thin like most models, which has led some to call her fat. Go weigh in on the debate.