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in The Daily Telegraph, which is positioned next to pictures charting Kate Middleton s fashion choices ...
and The Whitechapel Gallery. Pete Doherty was commissioned to illustrate a fashion spread and Elle was the glossy to put Boris Johnson on the October 2009 cover to mark London Fashion Week s 25th anniversary. The award ...
The milestone for the free, ad-funded magazine has been achieved despite trading in the worst advertising recession in living memory. The free publication handed out to commuters in major cities around the UK continues to attract a strong range of advertisers, including fashion brands Tommy Hilfiger, John ...
The Times brings back its Times 2 supplement after it was dropped earlier this year boasting it s "bigger, brighter and still the best" on a cover promo panel. The pullout includes fashion and lifestyle content. Morrisons jumps on the pre-Christmas band wagon alongside M S advertising Christmas ...
-price kitchens. Value fashion store Peacocks takes out an ad highlighting its 20%-off sale as it attempts ...
high-end fashion and beauty advertisers such as Escada, Hugo Boss, Guerlain and Yves Saint Laurent ...
billboard piercing" Household Silver Leo Burnett Brazil for "Fashion always returns high waist pants ...
Stylist, the free women's fashion title, is to be published with four different covers...Stylist's autumn special runs to 92 pages, compared to the title's average pagination of 52. The issue will be distributed tonight (Tuesday) and tomorrow and will be published on glossy paper stock. Its publication coincides with London Fashion Week, which begins on Thursday. The covers feature UK ...
Elle, the high-end monthly fashion title, this week celebrated its 25th anniversary by hosting a
Orange is getting noticed with double-ads on facing pages promoting its latest mobile plans in The Guardian, The Times, The Independent and the Daily Mirror. Marks Spencer showcases its autumn fashion offering with consecutive full-page ads in The Times, the Daily Mail, and The Daily Telegraph. Curiously ...
