The poster for Ariana Grande's album "sweetener" depicts her in a natural makeup look with scraped-back hair to portray a minimal, authentic image rather than a forced one. The nude background and thin straps of her top further enhance this natural aesthetic. The font used for her name on the poster may replicate her signature to seem more personal. Similarly, the album cover features the same upside-down photo of Grande, almost drawing viewers in to listen to the music to understand her neutral image and message.

1. For Ariana Grande’s poster for
her album ‘sweetener’, she is
made to look quite innocent and
natural as we can see from the
natural makeup look and scraped
back hair in a low ponytail,
showing minimal effort.
The light nude background,
combined with her thin nude
straps of her top add to the
natural, minimal look also,
showing that she doesn’t want to
be giving a fake forced image of
herself to her fans and
followers.
The font used for ‘Ariana Grande’
above her head, could be to
replicate her signature, or might
be her actual writing that they
have transferred onto the poster
to make it seem more personal.
The CD cover for the album
‘sweetener’ is very similar to
the poster. The photo of her
is upside down which could
symbolise confusion or
unclearness.
It’s the same photo that
replicates a neutral image of
herself and isn’t anything
flashy which almost makes you
drawn to listening to the
music more, as you’re
intrigued to hear what her
music and message is based on
the cover