Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Cartier, Valentino, Ralph Lauren and many other luxury advertisers are reaching the 1.6 million readers of the latest WSJ. Magazine, out for the United States’ Memorial Day weekend.
Luxury apparel and accessories advertisers are showcasing spring collections in the May issue of WSJ. Magazine, which is up 42 percent in ad pages since the same time last year.
Ralph Lauren and Giorgio Armani are standing out to readers of WSJ. Magazine’s April men’s style issue by letting their fragrance ads coexist with core brand campaigns.
Cartier, Giorgio Armani, Bulgari, Longines and Breguet are some of the luxury advertisers that took out key placements in the February issue of WSJ. Magazine.
WSJ. Magazine is ending the year with a 27 percent ad page increase year over year, with the December issue boasting a 73 percent increase in fashion and luxury pages compared to last year’s edition.
Today in luxury marketing – Galeries Lafayette inaugurates Louis Vuitton holiday windows; Burberry profit cut by move into perfumes; Fisker says $30 million in luxury cars destroyed by Sandy in New Jersey port; Another editor departs Harper’s Bazaar for WSJ. Magazine.
Advertisers including Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Hermès, Ralph Lauren, Ermenegildo Zegna, Dolce & Gabbana, Burberry and Salvatore Ferragamo are targeting the 60 percent male audience of WSJ. Magazine’s October men’s style issue.
Today in luxury – Businesses suspend Chinese operations amid coronavirus fears; Tod’s 2019 sales down 2.6pc, Q4 showed improvements; Can drops bring print media back to life?; Aston Martin calls board meeting to decide on fundraising.
Today in luxury – Calvin Klein says designer fashion is over; Chinese tourism boom that propped up luxury brands is faltering; C Ventures said bidding for W magazine; The super-luxury show garage.
Today in luxury – Luxury goods inflation running at almost 6 percent; China electric-car gold rush lures hopefuls as Tesla push looms; Magazines are dead. But media isn’t.; Battle of the penthouses shows there’s life in luxury market.
