The magazine cover uses a grey background and bold red, white, black and grey colors to make the magazine title "Vogue" and headline "Spring Surprises" stand out. The target audience is young women, as Vogue typically features female celebrities, fashion icons and models. The cover features singer Beyonce posing directly at the camera in a black and white dress that complements the color scheme and grey background. The layout, bold text sizes, and Beyonce's styled hair that covers part of the title create an appealing full design without blank spaces that would draw in the target readership.

1. The background colour
of the magazine is a plain
grey which then makes
the bold red writing and
the title of the magazine
‘Vogue’ stand out more
to the readers . The
colour scheme is strictly
in 4 bold colours ( Red,
White, Black and Grey).
The title of the
magazine ‘Vogue’
has been covered by
the celebrity slightly,
this shows this
magazine is well
known as the readers
know which
magazine it is by just
looking at the first
few letters. “Spring
Surprises” is in a bold
red which would
appeal to the reader
to find out what it is.
The target audience
would be female
teenagers and younger
women, this is because
Vogue is a typical
fashion magazine with
female celebrities or
female fashion icons or
models placed onto the
front cover.
The celebrity
modelling for this
magazine ( Beyonce)
is positioned in a
front view top body
shot with her face
facing the camera.
As shes facing the
camera this would
make it more
appealing to the
audience.
The costume of the celebrity
matches with the whole
colour scheme of the front of
the magazine, the black and
white dress stands out against
the grey background.
I really like the layout of
the magazine, the colour
scheme of it really stands
out to me as the audience,
all of the words on the
front are a good size and
stand out against the grey
background.
The hair of the
celebrity has been
styled to cover the
title of the
magazine, this also
makes the magazine
appear fuller
without and blank
spaces