Forgive me if this has already been addressed elsewhere, but whatever happened with the proposed annual (or whatever) issues of Porter magazine? I was a subscriber and when they went out of print, we all got an email saying that there would be revamped annual issues that would get printed and we (former subscribers) would get the first few for free. Obviously this hasn't happened but I was wondering if anyone had any additional info. Assuming it was scrapped?
I subscribed and haven't heard anything either. They could at least refund us for our remaining issues..
Alan Prada, the EIC of Harper’s Bazaar Italia and Esquire Italia leaves Hearst and goes to Armani... Alan Prada lascia Hearst Italia per Armani - Pambianconews notizie e aggiornamenti moda, lusso e made in Italy
^ His magazine did not even see the light of the day and he already left. Hah. Although, I can't blame him, I think Bazaar was supposed to launch last spring before covid happened. Other Heart titles in Italy are struggling too, Cosmo now comes out every two months, and Marie Claire's heyday seems to be long gone too.
Yeah maybe it was a promise that never happened so they chose to leave. I have no idea how good or bad is HB It website is doing. btw anyone have 2020/2021 numbers of weekly and monthly italian magazines??? Thanks
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/02/19/samira-nasr-harpers-bazaar/ Excellent profile of Nasr and her vision for Bazaar, by Robin Givhan
Jennie of Blackpink was just announced as Vogue Korea’s newest Fashion Editor. Filed under: incompetent names appointed for clout.
It was announced in December but not mentioned here yet; there will be Harper’s Bazaar Saudi edition and the launch will be at March 2021.
Was just wondering that myself while look around for issues to add to my collection. Its supposed to be bi-annual but I never seen anything for 2020, and certainly nothing this year yet.
Vogue Paris Sales for 2019 February - Erika Linder: 86.582 (-) March - Rianne Van Rompaey: 94.199 (-) April - Adut Akech, Andreea Diaconu and Raquel Zimmermann: 88.732 (-) May - Rianne Van Rompaey: 101.379 (+) June/July - Gisele Bündchen: 136.645 (+) August - Kate Moss: 119.071 (=) September - Rianne van Rompaey: 114.567 (=) October - Laurijn Bijnen: 94.576 (=) November - Erika Linder: 79.378 (=) December/January - Virginie Efira: 108.201 (=) Vogue Paris Sales for 2020 February - Jill Kortleve: 78.748 (+) March - Vittoria Ceretti and Rebecca Leigh Longendyke: 84.458 (-) April - Marion Cotillard: 71.919 (-) May/June - Bella Hadid and Gigi Hadid: 85.621 (+) July - Mica Argañaraz and Natasja Madsen: 128.674 August - Natalia Vodianova:120.037 September - Malika Louback: 91.177 October - Rianne Van Rompaey: 76.640 November - Rianne Van Rompaey: 88.334 December/January - Léa Seydoux: 81.593 Source. PS: I posted 2019 again because they updated the numbers as well as some of 2020, so the symbols after each number represent whether sales increased, decreased or remained the same.
I predicted this when lockdown started! If the magazine goes bust, they're not obliged to refund subscribers. Going after NAP won't help either because the magazine was an entity. That's why I don't subscribe to any magazine anymore, only buy off the newsstand. Their content was trite in the end anyway.