The high-end boutiques that line New York’s Madison Avenue are planning to pool together proceeds from a philanthropic night of holiday shopping Dec. 6 to benefit The Society of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
Cartier and Harry Winston were among the jewelers to advertise their pieces as works of art in Town & Country’s November “Art” issue.
Dior, Gucci and Armani were among the fashion brands showcasing their ties to Hollywood in Hearst-owned lifestyle publication Town & Country’s September issue.
Asprey, Buccellati and Chanel are hoping to see a jump in women’s timepiece sales due to their participation in the fourth annual Madison Avenue Watch Week May 5-10 that coincides with Mother’s Day weekend.
Audemars Piguet, Hublot and Richard Mille are among the fine watchmakers coming together for the TimeCrafters 2014 watch exhibition May 16-18 to unveil timepieces that debuted at Baselworld and SIHH to a United States audience.
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 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.
Clive Christian, Janus et Cie and Maxalto looked to Condé Nast-owned Architectural Digest’s January issue to promote its interiors and housewares in the publication’s special “AD 100.”
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.
Hearst Magazines’ Town & Country took a different angle to prepare for the holiday season by dedicating its December issue to philanthropy to appeal to its core demographic which has increased its charitable tendencies in the past few years.
