29 Nov 2002
This was the most successful lingerie launch ever, according to Selfridges' sales data, generating more than £1.5 million more value than projected with a budget of £200,000.
14 Nov 2002
Emap has ruled out launching direct replacements for its Red and Elle titles, which have moved to Hachette, but is considering increasing the frequency of its bi-annual fashion title Pop. Emap chief operating officer Tom Moloney described the company's six months results, in which it reported a pre-tax...
13 Nov 2002
| by Claire Billings,
LONDON - Emap has denied it plans to launch direct competitors to Red and Elle, but it has not ruled out the possibility that it is looking at increasing the frequency of Pop, its twice yearly unisex fashion and art magazine.
07 Nov 2002
IKEA is to insert section bands into the December issues of Elle, Red and New Woman in a deal with Emap designed to draw attention to its new 'fun sheet' on eating informally. The strategy, devised by MediaCom, sees the sheet, entitled The Nosh Issue, banded across editorial sections so that to read...
20 Sep 2002
Michaelides Bednash's New York operation has won the business for Elle magazine in the US. The brief is to work on a brand idea transferable across all media including TV, print and events.
06 Sep 2002
London entertainment weekly Time Out has lost one of its most senior journalists to Emap elan glossy Elle.
23 Aug 2002
| by FRANCESCA NEWLAND
Sarah Jessica Parker is a very fashionable lady. Not only does she
drape herself in Manhattan's coolest clothes, she even has the hottest
accessory of the moment - a baby on the way.
09 Aug 2002
| by IAN DARBY
Even in the fast-moving consumer magazine market, summer is usually
a quiet time. But not this year. The UK market is about to experience a
shake-up with the French publisher Hachette eyeing opportunities for a
move over the Channel. Having launched a successful incursion into the
French magazine market...
08 Aug 2002
| by POPPY BRECH
Ford has signed a deal with Emap linking its Focus model with Elle
magazine in a bid to increase the number of women buying the car.
04 Jul 2002
| by JULIET WARKENTIN, Editorial director, Redwood Publishing and
former editor of Marie-Claire
So, has anything changed at Elle with the arrival of Sarah Bailey?
If a pair of pink knickers embroidered with her name on the editor's
letter page is anything to go by, the answer is yes.