2. The
makeup
worn
has
a
has
been
made
to
portray
a
pure
and
gentle
innocence
due
to
the
so7
colour
tones
used.
The
costume
in
which
Britney
has
been
placed
it
symbolises
purity
due
to
the
light
femininity
of
the
dress,
which
conforms
to
stereotype
Britney
has
built
since
being
a
teen.
The
shape
of
her
name
on
the
album
may
suggest
that
the
album
holds
a
variety
of
ballads/
up
beat
songs
which
will
keep
the
audience
interested.
The
<tle
‘Circus’
suggests
that
the
album
is
going
to
incorporate
an
exci<ng
new
sound
from
Britney
that
provides
a
lot
of
entertainment
with
twists
and
turns.
The
use
of
blue
stars
around
the
album
cover
can
connote
to
the
circus
scene
as
everything
is
over
the
top
and
it’s
all
about
star
quality
which
Britney
may
be
trying
to
reveal
that
she
has
in
this
album.
The
red
border
can
connect
to
both
a
sexual
element
and
dangerous,
which
may
mean
that
Britney
is
giving
a
hint
to
what
is
to
come
in
the
album.
The
gold
backdrop
connotes
to
how
a
circus
may
be
decorated,
so
Britney
is
shown
to
actually
be
placed
in
the
circus.
So7
loose
curls
and
light
blonde
hair
shows
innocence
but
this
is
contrasted
by
the
dark
roots
which
may
suggest
she's
not
an
innocent
as
first
thought
to
be.

3. Blue
board
is
similar
to
the
one
on
the
front
of
the
cover
which
could
symbolizes
a
reflec<on
which
connotes
to
stardom.
The
banner
also
connects
to
the
circus
as
the
colours
are
conven<onal
to
those
in
the
circus.
The
clown
connects
to
the
<tle
‘Circus’
Pink
sheets
connotes
to
femininity
of
the
ar<st.
Gold
pillows
connect
to
riches
and
royal
decora<on.
The
cake
can
suggest
there's
a
celebra<on,
which
may
be
the
album
itself.
Conven<onal
bar
code
on
the
back.

4. The
red
and
blue
thee
throughout
the
album
represents
the
digi
pact
as
a
whole,
which
may
represent
consistency
in
the
album.
The
colours
also
are
bold
and
bright
which
can
relate
to
the
type
of
music
produced
in
the
album,
which
is
outgoing
and
upbeat.
The
fact
the
CD
clearly
says
‘Britney
Spears’
rather
the
‘Circus’
in
bold
may
suggest
that
she’s
selling
herself
as
an
ar<st
rather
than
the
theme
of
the
album.
The
foreground
of
the
CD
is
white
which
can
connect
to
the
innocence
and
purity
of
the
ar<st
which
is
originally
suggested
in
the
front
cover.