Photos: Patty Laurant’s JM Magazine launch party
By Brittany Sommerset
(November 22, 2009- New York, N.Y.) This past week JM, Just Models Magazine invaded NYC with the launch of their first printed issue which is set to hit newsstands everywhere. The launch brought out some celebrities such as the wonderful amazing cover/fitness model Coco, who happens to be on the cover of the first printed issue bringing such glam and style their way. The event was produced by Patty Laurent of Patty Laurent signature and was held at the fabulous La Pomme night club.
Tyson Beckford, Ice T, Dana Dane, Pretty Ricky, Supermodel Phelora Elle all come out to show love to publisher James Mark and support the launch of his new venture. It was a great atmosphere as everyone conversed, listened to great music of DJ Goldfingerand enjoyed the lovely Hors d’œuvres that were passed out throughout the evening.
JM Magazine will hit stands Monday November 23, 2009 and will be circulated throughout the US and other international markets.
For more information about JM Magazine please visit www.jm-magazine.com
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