Top 500 magazines shows Esquire's 1996 drop and Martha Stewart
Esquire suffered a 7 percent circulation decline and 21 percent ad page loss in 1996, trailing along with other men's titles in Folio's Top 500. Time and Newsweek saw ad page gains, while Martha Stewart Living rose from No 83 to No 47 with $100 million revenue and a 52 percent circulation jump to 2 million.
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Esquire
Trade Mag Folio
Playboy
Penthouse
Popular Mechanics
Men's Health
Field & Stream
Outdoor Life
Outside
Details
Elizabeth Hurley
Lynn Darling
America Online
America
William Bennett
Ravager
Icon Thoughtstyle
Defense News
Florida Sportsman
Icon
Wynton Marsalis
Northern Ireland
Gerry Adams
John Tesh
Folio
TV Guide
Time
Newsweek
U.S. News
The
Economist
U.S
American Rifleman
No. 83
No. 47
Martha Stewart
Versace remembered by icons after fatal South Beach shooting
The fashion world mourns Gianni Versace who was shot outside his Ocean Drive villa at 50. Celebrities including Diana, Armani, Ungaro, Moss, Hurley, and Wintour express shock and grief, while fellow designers recount his flamboyant pressions and lasting influence on Italian fashion.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gianni Versace
Rome
Hollywood
South Beach
News Cafe
Emanuel Ungaro
Giorgio Armani
Versace
Italy
Courtney Love
Elton John
Demi Moore
Madonna
Rod Stewart
Jane Fonda
Prince
Julie Andrews
Kim Basinger
Jane Seymour
Oksana Baiul
Princess Diana
Diana
Milan
Andie MacDowell
Elizabeth Hurley
Hugh Grant
Boy George
Ocean Drive
Atlantic
Santo
Donatella
FBI
Andrew Cunanan
Cunmanan
Minneapolis
New Jersey
Maurizio Gucci
Versace Murder Portico: A Night on Ocean Drive
The Miami Beach scene around News Cafe on Ocean Drive is recalled after Gianni Versace was shot nearby. The designer’s last coffee and a few magazines preceded his murder, with mentions of the revitalized Miami Beach, famous locals, and Versace’s villa and routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Ungaro
Gianni Versace
Miami Beach
Versace
American Riviera
Ocean Drive
Madonna
Sylvester Stallone
Washington
Italy
Emilio Estafan
Miami
Gloria
News Cafe
Ron McLean
Corriere Della Sera
McLean
Gianni
Stephanie Vanover
Newsweek
Entertainment Weekly
the New Yorker
Vogue
People
Vanover
Jaime Cardona
People Magazine
FBI
Andrew Phillip Cunanan
McQueen Stuns Givenchy with Macabre Couture Show
Designer Alexander McQueen delivers a daring couture show for Givenchy in Paris. Ravens cage the runway as red silk walls and a starry ultraviolet ceiling frame a macabre yet captivating spectacle featuring live birds, antique trims, and dramatic tartan gowns.
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Paris
Alexander McQueen
House of Givenchy
Universite Rene Descartes Medical School
France
Givenchy
McQueen
Simon Costin
Damien Hirst
Costin
West End
Honor Fraser
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Top 500
Bill Steigerwald
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Scripps Howard News Service
Associated Press
Buckingham Palace
Kate Moss
Mary Quant
Lisa Marie Presley
Anna Wintour
Rocco Barocco
ED Vulliamy
Financial Times
Seripps
Howard News Service
Givenchy Line
Susannah Frankel
the Guardian