Model Agency Magazine Illuminates Newsstands

Jan. 4, 2012 - PRLog -- New York, NY - January 4th, 2012. The 3rd installment of Idoll Magazine, it's 'Illuminati Issue', hits newsstands with effervescence. From Diddy tweeting his 4 million + twitter fans, the Fall / Win 2011-2012 cover of Cassie Ventura, and rumors of the mag being conceived by model agency's Elite, Next and Wilhelmina to controversial editorials of forbidden religious rituals and secret political societies. "Idoll Magazine is fever hot and definitely not for everyone".

Designed to attract, entertain and inform educated young adults (18-34) interested in the model agency industry. This trinity edition delivers something from every angle. From 'health & fitness' advice, 'dating and mating' tips,'industry couples' and 'svelte solutions' for healthy diets to 'models making moves' for coveted ad campaigns. There’s even a section titled 'a cause for pause' where readers see agency models charitable contributions.

Readers can also enjoy 'cocktails and conversation' starters sparked by industry mavericks, watch 'Chanel Iman', 'Natasha Poly' and 'Freja Beha Erichson' to name a few supermodels, promenade in everything from 'Thierry Mugler'to 'Alexander McQueen', hear interviews from industry heavyweights, 'Al David', 'Michael Gross' and 'Vivienne Mackinder' and enjoy editorials like the 'Protest', the 'Oath', The 'Sacrifice', The 'Prophecy' and The 'New Model Order' inspired by the idea of Illuminati.

Editor-in-chief Tyrone Christopher, brain child behind all the model mayhem said, "He conceived Idoll to provide a 'printed' voice for agency models to be seen and heard. An industry source for inspiration and referrals. A location where beauty product / services can reach and connect with beauty market influencers directly.

From the looks of it, he has succeeded.

Idoll Magazine is published twice a year, and is primarily a reflection of the professional contract model. The roles they play in the beauty and fashion industry and their influence on pop culture gives this publication mainstream appeal and relevance.

Every 'Spr / Sum' and 'Fall / Win', readers can pick up copies of Idoll Magazine at all 'McNally Robinson', 'Daily Planet', and 'Barnes and Noble' locations nationwide. Idoll Magazine is distributed through RCS (http://www.gorcs.com/) and can be purchased for $7.99 US. $8.99 CAN. Respectfully.

For all press related inquires please contact publicist Tarrah Grant - Tgrant@idollmag.com

www.idollmag.com

Best Regards,
Tyrone Christopher
Publisher / Editor-In-Chief
Idoll Magazine