The document summarizes a Rolling Stone magazine article about singer Lana Del Rey's new album. It describes a medium-long shot photo of Lana on the cover page using high key lighting that shows her revealing clothing, signifying her unique and standout target audience. The article discusses Lana coming to terms with mainstream success and uses typical Rolling Stone colors of black, white, and red throughout, along with the color purple to represent Lana's top. It notes the writer and photographer are credited at the bottom.

1. A medium long shot of Lana is used on the right
side and it takes up one page and the image is
high key lighting. Lana is wearing revealing
clothing, which shows she’s outrageous. This
will signify that the target audience will be
unique and stand out from the crowd. Also, the
shot is shallow focus, as it’s focusing on Lana
Del Rey and the cat and the background is left
out of focus.
Rolling Stone uses the colour
red to represent the brand
identity and they use it
throughout the magazine.
The colour purple is used in
the article because it
signifies’ Lana’s top as its
purple.
The article is about Lana’s new debut
album and how she’s coming into
terms with becoming a big
mainstream singer. Also, the colours
used are black and white, which are
quite basic but is quite professional at
the same time. Rolling Stone seems to
use these colours in all articles they
have. But going against convention
because they don’t include a pull
quote, as all articles always include.
The writer who wrote the article
and the photographer are named
at the bottom, so they can take
credit for this article.