WSJ. magazine examines the state of taste as ads rise 22 percent
The Wall Street Journal’s monthly supplement WSJ. magazine is reinforcing the publication’s pillars in the inaugural “Taste” issue that hit newsstands and mailboxes April 5.
The Wall Street Journal’s monthly supplement WSJ. magazine is reinforcing the publication’s pillars in the inaugural “Taste” issue that hit newsstands and mailboxes April 5.
Hermès, Giorgio Armani and Saint Laurent Paris are among the fashion marketers who embraced the affluent readership of The Wall Street Journal’s monthly supplement WSJ. magazine owing to the lush pages ideal for displaying campaigns and the presence of top contenders.
Giorgio Armani, Burberry and Dolce & Gabbana looked at WSJ. magazine’s February issue as a springboard to debut their pre-spring 2014 collections along with numerous other brands, even as the supplement’s fashion pagination accounts for 37 percent this month.
The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine supplement is Luxury Daily’s 2013 Luxury Publisher of the Year for its consistency and upward momentum in the luxury publishing sector achieved through its use of readership-appropriate advertisements and content.
Chanel, Hermès and Bulgari advertised in The Wall Street Journal’s WSJ. magazine supplement’s double holiday issue to promote its fine jewelry as the publication’s affluent readership prepared for their holiday purchases.
Luxury marketers such as Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton and Cartier featured advertisements in WSJ. magazine’s annual “Innovators” issue to reach the publication’s affluent readership of leaders and influencers.
Advertisers such as Chanel, Giorgio Armani and Hermès are pushing jewelry and accessories lines in The Wall Street Journal supplement WSJ. magazine’s inaugural “Fashion Resort & Winter Travel” October issue to complement the publication’s fashion-focused content and elevate the reader’s experience.
Ermenegildo Zegna, Giorgio Armani and Saint Laurent are among the advertisers promoting men’s fall/winter collections in the “Men’s Style” issue of WSJ. magazine that targets affluent male readers.
Chanel, Hermés and Dior are among fashion marketers showing off their fall/winter collections in WSJ. magazine’s fifth anniversary issue “Women’s Style” that is aimed toward affluent women.
Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Breguet, Ralph Lauren, Cartier and Dorchester Collection are getting a larger share of attention in the eclectically advertised July/August issue of WSJ. magazine.