1 Year Anniversary for the "Unequivocal Experts of Decadance"

Online, November 10, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Los Angeles, CA - November 10, 2009 - As the unabashed tastemakers for all things pretentious, The Snob Magazine has a birthday to celebrate, albeit in an equally conspicuous way. It was but one year ago that the website (www.thesnobmag.com) sought to exploit a neglected niche of the marketplace. With more than enough companies catering to the high-end consumer, a large void laid unencumbered for said consumer seeking unbiased reviews.
"I noticed that no one cared take on big luxury companies and the products they sell, so I started the website," said Jeffrey Gomez, editor in chief of The Snob. "It was disheartening for me to see how people were getting caught up in the smoke and mirrors of luxury without really understanding what made a particular product worthy of buying," continued Jeffrey.
One year and more than 230 articles later, The Snob is an expansive tome of all that sparkles. By working directly with companies such as Prada, Lamborghini and the Dorchester Collection, it is easy to see why the website has garnered such a cult following. And despite the economic mire at the present, the website continues to gain readers. When posed with the notion that conspicuous consumption died with stock market, Jeffrey smirked and quoted Coco Chanel by saying, "Luxury is a necessity that begins where necessity ends."