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The Beauty Expert Allure Is the Beauty Expert— an Insider’S Guide to a Woman’S Total Image The Beauty Expert Allure is the beauty expert— an insider’s guide to a woman’s total image. Allure investigates and celebrates beauty and fashion—placing appearance in a larger cultural context. Allure 2019 CONTENT CALENDAR Rate Base 1,175,000 February Mind & Body Subscriber Base 97.4% March Culture of Beauty Median Age 39 Age Breakdown April Beauty Guide: Skin 18-24 13% May Innovation 25-34 27% June This is American Beauty 35-54 39% 55+ 22% July TBD Avg. Household Income $96,445 August Wellness/Energy Female / Male Readers 92% / 8% September Shopping Readers Per Copy 4.8 October Best Beautyof Allure.com Median Age 39 November Anti-Anti-Aging Avg. 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Household Income $134,318 + Great Escapes Female / Male Readers 54% / 46% July/Aug Summer Living Readers Per Copy 5.9 September The Style Issue October The Future of Design architecturaldigest.com Median Age 43 November The Renovation Issue Avg. Household Income $118,572 December Living with Art Female / Male Visitors 74% / 26% Social Media Followers 10.4M Source: MRI /ComScore2018 mediamaxnetwork.com Eat Well. Savor Life. Pass It On. Bon Appétit focuses on what’s current and stylish, while giving readers valuable cooking tools and tips. The only food lifestyle publication on the market, Bon Appétit offers “life through the lens of food”—cooking in, dining out, culture, travel, entertainment, shopping and design. Bon Appétit 2019 CONTENT CALENDAR Rate Base 1,500,000 Subscriber Base 98.2% January Median Age 50 February Healthy-ish Age Breakdown March Winter Comforts 18-24 8% 25-34 16% April Spring Awakening 35-54 33% May Travel Issue 55+ 43% June/July Grilling Avg. Household Income $117,269 Aug The Simple Issue Female / Male Readers 72% / 28% September Back to the Table Readers Per Copy 4.9 October Best New Restaurants bonappetit.com November Thanksgiving Median Age 46 Avg. Household Income $125,260 Dec/Jan ‘20 Holiday Female / Male Visitors 72% / 28% Social Media Followers 11.4M Source: MRI /ComScore2018 mediamaxnetwork.com The Go-to-Source for all Things Wedding A chic, sophisticated publication for the prospective bride, delivering fresh ideas, expert advice and visually inspiring fashion, beauty and lifestyle features to help her tackle the next stage of her life. Brides 2019 CONTENT CALENDAR Rate Base 300,000 Subscriber Base 86.1% Dec/Jan The Engagement Issue Median Age 37 Feb/March Money Age Breakdown April/May Fashion & Style Issue 18-24 19% 25-34 27% June/July Honeymoon Issue 35-54 31% August/Sept Influencer 55+ 22% Oct/Nov The Beauty Issue Avg. 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