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Lifestyle 05.05.2019 Lifestyle 29.12.2019 Lifestyle 21.07.2019 Lifestyle 03.03.2019 Sunday Times Combined Metros 1 - 30/04/2019 06:17:59 PM - Plate: Sunday Times Combined Metros 1 - 17/07/2019 07:09:50 PM - Plate: Sunday Times Combined Metros 1 - 27/12/2019 12:34:33 PM - Plate: Sunday Times Combined Metros 1 - 27/02/2019 05:51:45 PM - Plate: Sunday Times Sunday Times Sunday Times Sunday Times LifeStyle 05.05.2019 LifeStyle 29.12.2019 LifeStyle 21.07.2019 LifeStyle 03.03.2019 IT’S 2020 GET YOUR THE GLITTER ON TALENTED THE MAIN DRAG MR MALEK BADLY-BEHAVED BROADS Find out what’s under the wig Three women disrupting their industries MEDIA KIT 2020 2020 Media Kit Media Kit CONTENTS Note from the Editor 1 Lifestyle Audience 2 Digital Audience 3 Content Breakdown 4 Lifestyle Sections: Fashion & Beauty 5 Lifestyle Sections: Food & Drink 6 Lifestyle Sections: Travel 7 Lifestyle Sections: Home 8 Lifestyle Sections: Books 9 Lifestyle Sections: Reviews 10 Lifestyle Sections: Motoring 11 2020 Special Editions 12 Special Editions 14 Special Projects 15 Rates & Specifications 16 Advertising Opportunities & Events 17 Sunday Times Lifestyle Contacts 20 2 Media kit 2020 | NOTE FROM THE EDITOR ED’s noteunday Times Lifestyle is an established, much-loved, Sunday supplement that provides an upbeat, intelligent and insightful break from the main body of the newspaper. Aimed at a wide demographic that includes all South Africans, Lifestyle speaks to a range of readers whoS love the variety of fun and in-depth stories in our pages. We give our readers backstage access to the best entertainment stories and offer them great book reviews as well as series and movie reviews, the inside track on the art world, a quirky take on pop culture and profiles of interesting humans from all walks of life. All this is supplemented by humorous columns that offer an unusual take on the way South Africans experience the world. There are fun facts, figures and graphics and surprising things we’ve discovered. Our photographers do an amazing job of visually capturing stories from around the country for readers to enjoy in their homes. ANDREA NAGEL SUNDAY TIMES LIFESTYLE EDITOR EMAIL: [email protected] CELL: +27 83 4588199 | TEL: +27 (0) 11 280 5674 1 Media kit 202 | LIFESTYLE AUDIENCE LIFESTYLEaudience CIRCULATION 220 857 AVERAGE ISSUE 2 704 000 READERSHIP (AIR) EXCLUSIVE 1 217 000 (45%) READ NO OTHER READERSHIP WEEKEND NEWSPAPER 2 Media kit 2020 | DIGITAL AUDIENCE Average unique browsers per month: 930 856 Average page views per month: 1 464 128 GENDER SPLIT DEVICES USED AVG. TIME SUNDAY TIMES ON PAGES LIFESTYLE GLOBAL DIGITAL AUDIENCE 46% 54% 80% 15% 54% TRAFFIC SOURCE AGE BREAKDOWN Source Users (% of Total) Age Group Users (% of Total) Organic / Search 32.3% 18 - 24 5.3% 25 - 34 26.9% Social 25.2% Timeframe: 35 - 44 22.4% July to Direct 21.0% September 2019 45 - 54 17.1% (Data provided reflects the average Display 6.4% for this period) 55 - 64 13.6% Other 15.1% Source: Narratiive & 65+ 14.8% Google Analytics ©2019 Arena Africa 3 Media kit 2020 | CONTENT BREAKDOWN lifestyle REVIEWS SECTIONS HOME FOOD & DRINK BOOKS FASHION & BEAUTY TRAVEL MOTORING 4 Media kit 2020 | LIFESTYLE SECTIONS lifestyleSECTIONS FASHION ur Fashion & Beauty section provides curated, always on-trend and up-to-the- Beauty focus: new products, tips and tricks, & BEAUTY the alternative guide to what is new minute mix of hot shopping, beautiful colour trends and advice for all budgets. and hot on the South African and shoots and breaking news. International fashion and beauty Bespoke campaigns: Custom design campaigns Oscene. We give readers a dose of inspiring, including concept, styling, shoot, page highly visual content that shows them design and make up available for brand/ FASHION DIRECTOR It is a fun,inspiring and credible read for exactly what’s new in store every week. product launches. SHARON ARMSTRONG the fashionistas and beauty lovers across We feature shopping, snappy Q&As with TEL: 011 280 5214 | CELL: 083 687 2100 the country. At a time when there’s a industry players, local and international EMAIL: [email protected] plethora of brands out there, we cut fashion news. through the clutter to bring a brilliantly BEAUTY EDITOR Sunday Times NOKUBONGA THUSI FASHION TEL: 011 280 3236 | CELL: 083 707 1467 EMAIL: [email protected] Jacket R36,350, shirt R3,600, trousers R19,440, sneakers R14,430, cap R6,500, all Ermenegildo Zegna; art work Braided Bonding, 2013, by Marlene Hettie Steyn necklace model’s own ILAL FASHION ASSISTANT NOMBUSO KUMALO LOCATION LOTUS HOUSE [email protected] @LOTUS.HOUSE ILAL FASHION ASSISTANT NOMBUSO KUMALO LOCATION A PICTURE: LIZMARIÉ RICHARDSON/ NATALIE PAYNE SUNSHINE STATE OF MINIMALISM MIND A NEW From emerging creatives to “I decided to start using 100% natural fabrics about three years ago when I saw a growing demand for natural and sustainable fabrics as my consumer established designers, Durban took the lead at SA Fashion VISION was becoming more conscious about the fabric they were wearing. The core of my brand has always been about self-empowerment, wellbeing, culture Week’s luxury collections and identity. Solidifying sustainability as one of our key objectives was just a natural progression in completing the brand’s identity.” With her new clothing brand, Lezanne Viviers is discovering CELESTE ARENDSE her own aesthetic language DESIGNER, SELFI and sharing a narrative of luxury and ease. IMAGE: JAMAL NXEDLANA PICTURE: EUNICE DRIVER PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHER’S ASSISTANT ZWELE BUTHELEZI GROOMING SAADIQUE RYKLIEF/ LAMPOST MODEL PETE BOLTON/BOSS JNR FASHION EDITOR SAHIL HAR PHOTOGRAPHER’S ASSISTANT ZWELE BUTHELEZI GROOMING SAADIQUE 37 L i feStyle | Fashion 4•08•2019 Sunday Times 15 L i feStyle | Fashion 5•05•2019 Sunday Times 31 L i feStyle | Fashion 20•10•2019 Sunday Times 13 L i feStyle | Fashion 14•04•2019 Sunday Times 17 L i feStyle | Fashion 21•04•2019 Sunday Times 5 Media kit 2020 | LIFESTYLE SECTIONS lifestyleSECTIONS 32/33 APRICOT, ALMOND & CRANBERRY BISCOTTI TOP TIPS In a bowl combine the sugar and lemon zest. Rub the zest into MAKES 40-50 the sugar until evenly moistened and aromatic. Set aside to infuse for a few minutes. 500ml (2 cups) GOLDEN CLOUD CAKE WHEAT FLOUR Store the biscuits in an air tight container Sift the flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda and salt. 10ml (2 tsp) baking powder layering them with greaseproof paper. Add the chopped thyme and set aside. 300ml castor sugar — Combine the olive oil, eggs, essence and lemon juice in an FLOUR 100g whole almonds All these biscuits freeze extremely well. electric mixer and whisk well. Add the lemon-sugar mixture. POWER 100g soft apricots, chopped — Beat for 3 to 5 minutes until thick. Add the dry ingredients and 100g dried cranberries If you’re in a hurry pop a selection in the mix until just combined. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. Perfectly crispy, chewy and 50g shelled pistachio nuts microwave on high for 1-2 minutes. Preheat the oven to 180deg C. Line a baking tray with non- FLORENTINE SHORTBREAD Remove from the heat and add in the infused cream, Finely grated rind of 1 large lemon stick baking paper. Roll spoonfuls of the mixture into balls and — MAKES 24 TRIANGLES sweet homemade biscuits honey and butter. Stir well and return to the heat and stir 45ml (3 tbsp) chopped fresh rosemary We used butter but you can replace it place onto prepared baking tray. until all lumps have dissolved. 4 large eggs, beaten with a baking margarine but not tub Butter the bottom of a glass and dip the glass in the extra Bring back to the boil and boil, stirring frequently for about Shortbread: are the best gift ever. Here 30ml (2 tbsp) olive oil margarine. caster sugar. Press each cookie with the sugared glass to 375ml ( 1 1/2 cups) GOLDEN CLOUD CAKE WHEAT 5-10 minutes until thickened. Remove from the heat and — flatten slightly. Bake for 12-15minutes until cookies have puffed FLOUR are five winners stir in the almonds and citrus peel. Pour this mixture onto Pre-heat the oven to 180°C. Combine the flour, baking powder, Line the baking trays with grease proof up slightly and turned golden brown underneath but still look 180ml cornflour the baked shortbread and spread to the edges. castor sugar, almonds, apricots, cranberries, pistachios and rind paper, they won’t stick and it makes pale. Cool. 125ml (1/2 cup) caster sugar RECIPES AND STYLING: JENNY KAY Return to the oven at 180°C for 10-15 minutes until the in a bowl and mix to combine. Add the eggs and olive oil and mix washing up so easy. For the icing add enough lemon juice to the icing sugar to 200g butter, cubed topping is bubbling. Remove and place on a cooling rack. PHOTOGRAPHS: CHRISTOPH HOFFMAN to form a softish dough. — make a medium thick glace icing. Dip each biscuit into the icing. 5ml (1 tsp) vanilla When completely cold, carefully turn it onto a board or a Using well floured hands, shape the mixture into two logs GOLDEN CLOUD CAKE WHEAT FLOUR Place on a rack and sprinkle over a few thyme leaves or a little Topping: sheet of baking paper. It is easier to cut it into squares from about 20cm in length on a baking tray which has been lined with is a softer wheat flour compared to bread lemon zest. Allow to set.Store in an airtight container. 125ml (1/2 cup) cream the shortbread side. Cut the squares into triangles. Turn the non-stick baking paper. flour and is perfect for baking cookies, Note: If lemon thyme is not available use regular thyme.
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