Case Study- Grazia
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Grazia is a weekly women's magazine originally from Italy that is now published internationally. The British edition began in 2005 and provides up-to-date stories and discussions on fashion, beauty, celebrity and lifestyle topics. It aims to inform readers about the latest trends and products through a mix of editorial articles, social media links, and fashion-focused advertising.
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This 3-slide PowerPoint presentation provides initial ideas for a topic. It includes a link to a Prezi presentation on the author's blog and is authored by Lily Harrison. The presentation gives a high-level overview without going into detail on any specific points.
History and conventions of magazines
Magazine covers follow certain conventions including featuring a central image that promotes the main article, using studio photography in medium close-up shots. The masthead contains the magazine's title and branding in a distinctive font. Other design elements are cover lines to attract readers, a color bar code with issue details, and a strip listing contents. Fashion magazines aim for a modern, trendy feel with bright lighting, strong colors, and models in midshots directly addressing the camera to promote their look.
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Case Study- Grazia
- 1. Case Studies: Textual Analysis of three magazines Lily Harrison
- 3. Grazia is a weekly women’s magazine that originated in Italy. Grazia has international editions in several countries. The British edition of the magazine began publication in February 2005 and is owned in the UK under license by Bauer Consumer Media. Background Information from website: ‘Topical, informative and smart, Grazia is the home of this week’s biggest news stories and talking points as they happen, smart shoppable fashion, the most up-to-date trends from the runway, red carpet and the street. Whether it’s the dress every influencer is wearing on Instagram or the trend we’re seeing everywhere, you’ll know about it as soon as we do.’
- 4. Framing of her Dress pattern against rest of cover 3 types of font Barcode in bottom right Clear colour scheme Text around edges Of photo Main title accompanied By subtitle Masthead slightly covered by photo Direct eye contact By model MAGAZINE
- 6. Double page spread CONTENTS PAGE Signature yellow House style
- 7. ONLINE Cultural issues Social media links Adverts relevant to the audience Different subtitles Masthead featured Signature yellow house style