Niche Media will expand its coverage to Chicago with the launch of Michigan Avenue magazine. It debuts with Cindy Crawford on the cover, 360 pages and 160 ads.
The magazine will publish a holiday issue this year and move to a 10-times annual publishing schedule next year.
Maxim touts Marissa Miller as “the All-American Girl.”
Miller’s response: “I love it. I think in the ’80s and early 90s, we had major American icons with Cindy [Crawford] and Christie Brinkley and Stephanie Seymour. The past ten years we really haven’t had that.”
Click here for Marisa Miller’s photo gallery.
(Maxim)
Vogue covers really do deliver incredible visual experiences - take this one from Russia featuring one of the original supermodels Cindy Crawford! Even if you don’t speak Russian, the photo emotes sensuality and style. At least that’s my opinion. PETA, however, has a vastly different one and is none too happy with Cindy for donning the floor length fur. According to Female First, this is the second time she has upset the animal rights group. Back in 2004 she agreed to be a spokesperson for their anti-fur campaign before modelling for exclusive mink clothing range Blackglama. For the full story, click here.
