Hachette introduces travel-size version of Red
25 Jul 2006 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
introduced a travel-size version of its fashion magazine Elle. In the last set of magazine ABCs for July ...
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Elle Collections, the fashion biannual from Hachette Filipacchi, is a simple concept, but has...us that other publications are less about catwalk and more about cutting-edge, quirky style. Elle ... -street shoppers. This extension of the Elle brand should appeal to readers and advertisers alike through its ...
introduced a travel-size version of its fashion magazine Elle. In the last set of magazine ABCs for July ...
Claire and Elle, inspired by the success of the market-leading Glamour. NatMags first trialled a ... rival Elle in July 2004, followed two months later by IPC for Marie Claire, which increased its ABC ...
and Psychologies and is looking for web editors for each. It will then revamp Elle's site next year. ...
possesses a glut of titles. Looking at Elle Collections, however, I would say the opposite and praise ... picture of Kate Moss on its cover to sell copies. What is brave and rather noble about Elle Collections ... as valuable as editorial. Moreover, the agreeable rates Elle Collections is charging make it a worthwhile ...
biannual fashion magazine Elle Collections this week. It will include catwalk fashions from international ...
Hachette Filipacchi UK is to launch Elle Collections, a spin-off from the UK edition of its fashion
Mark Dobbs, who moves from Hachette Filipacchi's Elle Decoration; and designer David McKendrick, who ...
. That put it above Vogue, Elle and Marie Claire in the US league table. And, as it geared up for launch ... and early 70s, we had seen waves of German (Bella, Best, Prima) and French (Elle, Marie Claire) invasions ...
Drapers Retail and Footwear Awards, Elle's Style gong-fest, and Marie Claire and Vogue's ‘key looks ...
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