This document analyzes how a media product represents social groups through its visual imagery and design. It summarizes that the front cover, content page, and double page spread depict a young girl with heavy eye makeup, piercings, cigarettes, denim clothing, and messy hair in a dilapidated setting. These visuals are meant to represent the stereotype of a rebellious teenager, suggesting the media product is targeting younger audiences.

1. HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT
REPRESENT PARTICULAR SOCIAL
GROUPS?

2. FRONT COVER
Young girl as the model
Heavy eye makeup
Piercings
Cigarette
Relaxed look of denim
jacket
Hair over eye
Bare brick wall
Chipped nail varnish
This therefore causes a preferred reading of
it representing the younger generation, more
specifically teenagers. An audience could
interpret all these things as the stereo type of
rebellious teenager.
Minimalistic layout

3. CONTENTS PAGE
Black and white
Dilapidated setting
Heavy eye make up
Messy hair
Over sized denim jacket
Chunky leather boots
Expressionless face
Gives a grungy look to the magazine
which again represents the stereotype of
a rebellious teenager.

4. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD
Heavy eye make up
Piercings
Larger font size on impactful
words
Messy/wild hair
Gives a grungy look
to the magazine
which again
represents the
stereotype of a
rebellious teenager.
This is emphasised
by the larger font of
words of more
dramatic words
‘Nothing’ ‘fame’
‘tamed’.
May connote ideas
of a rebellious
teenager that is out
of control due to
the word ‘tamed’.