WSJ. magazine strengthens “tastes” with 17pc ad increase for April edition
Louis Vuitton and Céline were among the luxury houses targeting the fine tastes of affluent readers of WSJ. magazine’s April edition.
Louis Vuitton and Céline were among the luxury houses targeting the fine tastes of affluent readers of WSJ. magazine’s April edition.
To reach a discerning male reader, leading menswear brands such as Giorgio Armani and Louis Vuitton promoted their latest collection in the March Men’s Style issue of WSJ. magazine.
Ralph Lauren, Hermès and Armani were among the apparel brands to take part in the largest March spring fashion issue of Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine to-date.
Ralph Lauren, Chanel and Hermès were among the advertisers to promote timeless gifting ideas in the Holiday issue of WSJ. magazine.
Cartier and Louis Vuitton were among the luxury advertisers featured in WSJ. magazine’s fourth annual November “Innovators” issue honoring innovative and influential individuals.
Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Bulgari turned to WSJ. magazine’s October issue to take the imprint’s affluent readership on an “incredible journey” of fashion and travel.
Louis Vuitton and Hermès are among the fashion houses to underscore their menswear collections in the September “Men’s Style” issue of WSJ. magazine.
Forty-six percent of the advertisers in The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine’s September issue were new to the publication, contributing to the imprint’s largest page count in its six year history.
Due to the continued success of The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine, the news outlet is expanding its lifestyle supplement’s reach to include affluent readers in Brazil and Latin America.
Luxury marketers such as Cartier, Christian Dior and Saint Laurent Paris took to The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine to support the May issue’s focus on style and design.