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When is a Premiere Issue not? "This is our premiere issue. We've actually been sold on newsstands in Hollywood for six years—but now we're coming to you in an all-new look with an even sharper editorial focus. To us, it is a premiere issue in more ways than one." So when you open it, the table of contents page says Volume 7, issue 1, which ought to confuse the cataloguers. The subscription page says, "Salon City attracts a unique audience of over a million influential readers. . . its mission is to celebrate beauty, truth and goodness by publishing stories that elevate the image of people everywhere.


What's new in truth and goodness?

metallic shoes made from recycled tin cans

pink, purple, yellow, orange, blue-violet eye shadow

Parfum bottle shaped like a woman--rum essence, vanilla orchid, bourbon, etc.

Stars donating to amfAR--their own portraits

Sara Paxton, 18, who's not afraid of challenges, is hot and down to earth, of course

The next top model

How to look natural with blushes, moisturizers, sunscreen, hair extensions. . .

Confessions of various someones who moved to the South

including Jaime Pressly, the girl on the cover, who was born in NC, is pregnant and unmarried as of press time, but known as a savvy businesswoman who knows who she is (I don't)

Whew! Did we need another vacuous woman's magazine on face, fashion and frivolity?

Salon City
Premiere Issue, April 2007, national edition
issn: 1532-9380
$3.99 US, $4.99 Canada
$12 a year, subscription for 12 issues, plus $4 postage and handling
Subject: entertainment industry, fashion, image
Salon City Star
PO Box 2385
Beverly Hills, CA 90213
advertising & editorial, info@saloncity.com
http://www.saloncity.com/
Editor: Steven G. Casciola
Publisher: Steven G. Casciola
Creative editor: Annie Casciola