"Glamour's" New Campaign Targets Millennials
The new campaign, now under way, celebrates the
Glamour readership not as Glamour Girls but as “Generation Glamour,” referring
to the so-called millennials, or Generation Y, roughly defined as Americans
born in or after 1980. The campaign, with a budget estimated at $250,000, comes
six months after Glamour’s editor in chief, Cynthia Leive, known as Cindi,
introduced a makeover of its editorial look and
content, which was meant to increase the appeal of the magazine to its
primary audience of women ages 18 to 34.