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Cake is the ultimate intersection of fashion, horology and luxury. It gives instant access to the latest in the luxury market, from fashion and timepieces, to art and design. Cake believes in challenging convention and celebrating creativity with style and substance. It is a manifestation of an aspiration and a reflection of the zeitgeist. After all, like the deliciously tempting dessert it is named after, Cake really is about having your cake and eating it too.

TMRW Fashion & Art Journal is a new high-end magazine featuring unique
 stories from Danish and international artists. TMRW will give artists 
creative freedom to present their strongest and most visionary work.

It
 will be inspiring, sensational, odd, innovative, fantastic,
 obscure all wrapped in a beautiful but yet down to earth frame.
 TMRW will showcase stories from fashion, design, lifestyle and 
interior. It is based on the work and expertise from high-end and 
carefully selected photographers, stylists, hair and makeup artists, 
interior designers, illustrators and art directors and will feature the most
 bold and amazing work from both the experienced as the new and 
talented artists.

TMRW is published in 6000 copies and distributed via direct mailing to fashion and advertising companies in Europe and US, showrooms and offices within fashion and lifestyle. TMRW is also sold in selected stores in Denmark.

OK! MIDDLE EAST is the first name in celebrities. The freshest magazine on the Middle East market, OK! Middle East is an exciting and vibrant celebrity lifestyle title covering fashion, beauty, cuisine, travel and of course the best stories about the stars. From runway to red carpet, premieres to practically anywhere, OK! Middle East is the ultimate star-gazer’s guide. More than just purely gossip, OK! Middle East endeavours to delve inside the awe-inspiring celebrity world, giving the reader unique insights into their favourite stars, both international and from around the region. Part of a global network, OK! is the biggest selling celebrity weekly in the world. And with our unparalleled reputation for getting the biggest stories first, OK! Middle East is also one of the most eye-catching. Every story inside OK! Middle East has a star angle, whether it’s a beauty story on how to get that makeup look of Penelope Cruz, or how to dress like Sarah Jessica Parker. It might be about travel to exotic locations, or go inside the home of a famous fashion designer. Whatever it is, OK! Middle East is all about the glamour of life in the spotlight.

Each issue of OK! Middle East provides exclusive interviews, riveting showbiz features, and fascinating tips for women over the age of twenty, but who are still unafraid to dream. Be a star. Read OK! Middle East

Filled with practical advice for young modern working women. From beauty to the home, from health to fashion, from education to relationships, all the information a woman wants.

Ever Manifesto is an irregularly and freely published magazine. It is distributed in print at fashion shows and published in PDF on its website: Evermanifesto.com. There is no prescribed schedule of publication.

The founders of the publication (Charlotte Casiraghi, Alexia Niedzielski, and Elizabeth von Guttman) announced its creation, website, and forthcoming debut manifesto in September 2009. The announcement coincided with a press conference for Città dell'arte Fashion: Bio Ethical Sustainable Trend.

With the catch phrase "everlution" (a neologism), the website for the magazine declares: "Fashion is change and reinvention. Sustainability is just the next step. Break the rhythm of fashion. March to a new drum. The magazine aims to "inspire positive transformation in how we live by generating sustainable solutions for both work and play that are aimed at protecting our planet for future generations." The magazine is intended to stimulate thought, debate, and change for improvement.

The publication is distributed for free at the 10 Corso Como boutique during Milan Fashion Week and again at Colette in Paris during Paris Fashion Week. Casiraghi explained that the magazine will not have a predetermined publication schedule. "We want to publish when we have something to say or people to support," she said. "It will be short and meaningful so that people will read it." The staff collaborate with experts and researchers to publish new issues ("manifestos," as they call it on the website) when there are new developments. Thus, there is no set schedule for the frequency of publication. Each "manifesto" will focus on a specific and unique theme that unites the field of science and the arts in a vision of sustainability.