The document discusses strategies for designing a fashion magazine, including using bright colors and images that appeal to the target audience of teenagers and young adults. It recommends taking photos of people with urban and casual styles in natural settings and editing them for the magazine. The layout should include many images to showcase clothing along with text. Case studies of successful magazines like Vogue and i-D provide examples of styles and audiences to emulate.
Teen Vogue is published by Condé Nast Publications, a large publishing company known for magazines. The visual codes of Teen Vogue include pink colors and a close-up shot of actress Nina Dobrev, appealing to teenage girls. The copy is written by the publisher and writing team. Look magazine is published by IPC Media and features Jennifer Aniston on the cover, using colors and layout to attract women. Glamour magazine also uses bright colors and a shot of Kylie Minogue to appeal to its target audience of teenage and young adult women.
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This document discusses fashion magazines and their target audiences. It provides details about magazines like Vogue, Elle, and Bazaar, including that they target middle-aged, middle-to-upper class women. The magazines positively represent women as well-dressed and natural looking. They use models close in age to the target audience. The magazines focus on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content and have similar styles, with a main image and captions on the cover.
This document provides information about Corinne Day, a photographer known for her raw and genuine fashion photography in the 1990s. It discusses how Day brought more reality to fashion photography by capturing the natural beauty of her models without dramatization. Her style was self-taught and gave photos a less glossy look. Her images from this era came to be known as "grunge" and helped popularize that international style. The document also analyzes some of Day's specific photos, including her 1993 shots of Kate Moss for British Vogue that portrayed feelings of loneliness through Moss's solitary and undressed poses looking out a window. These images helped establish Moss's thin, androgynous look that became a trend known
The document describes research conducted for a fashion magazine targeted at 16-18 year old females. A questionnaire was administered to gather data on demographics, interests, purchase habits and preferences. Results showed the target audience is interested in fashion articles, beauty, and celebrities. They prefer colorful layouts and would pay £3-4 for a magazine. The document concludes by profiling a typical 16 year old female member of the target audience.
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
Both magazine covers analyzed use bold text for main selling lines placed down both sides of the cover. The main image of a celebrity covers part of the masthead on each to draw attention to who is featured. Cover lines advertise the magazines' focus on fashion and lifestyle content. While having similar target audiences and prices, ELLE includes more news and politics compared to Glamour's emphasis on high fashion and celebrity gossip. Overall the covers are analyzed to understand how design elements attract readers and promote the magazines' key offerings.
This document analyzes the language used on the front cover of Vogue magazine. It notes the themes of gold, wealth and royalty represented by the images of Cara Delevingne dressed like a queen. These themes reinforce the main stories about fashion royalty and Cara Delevingne being crowned. The document also discusses how phrases like "Vogue insiders" and "Style secrets" aim to persuade readers to buy the magazine to learn insider fashion tips normally reserved for industry elites. Having Cara Delevingne's signature on the cover further shows Vogue's elite status.
Teen Vogue is published by Condé Nast Publications, a large publishing company known for magazines. The visual codes of Teen Vogue include pink colors and a close-up shot of actress Nina Dobrev, appealing to teenage girls. The copy is written by the publisher and writing team. Look magazine is published by IPC Media and features Jennifer Aniston on the cover, using colors and layout to attract women. Glamour magazine also uses bright colors and a shot of Kylie Minogue to appeal to its target audience of teenage and young adult women.
Fashion magazine - Genre and Representationshayleylou11
This document discusses fashion magazines and their target audiences. It provides details about magazines like Vogue, Elle, and Bazaar, including that they target middle-aged, middle-to-upper class women. The magazines positively represent women as well-dressed and natural looking. They use models close in age to the target audience. The magazines focus on fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content and have similar styles, with a main image and captions on the cover.
This document provides information about Corinne Day, a photographer known for her raw and genuine fashion photography in the 1990s. It discusses how Day brought more reality to fashion photography by capturing the natural beauty of her models without dramatization. Her style was self-taught and gave photos a less glossy look. Her images from this era came to be known as "grunge" and helped popularize that international style. The document also analyzes some of Day's specific photos, including her 1993 shots of Kate Moss for British Vogue that portrayed feelings of loneliness through Moss's solitary and undressed poses looking out a window. These images helped establish Moss's thin, androgynous look that became a trend known
The document describes research conducted for a fashion magazine targeted at 16-18 year old females. A questionnaire was administered to gather data on demographics, interests, purchase habits and preferences. Results showed the target audience is interested in fashion articles, beauty, and celebrities. They prefer colorful layouts and would pay £3-4 for a magazine. The document concludes by profiling a typical 16 year old female member of the target audience.
This document provides a case study of the fashion magazine Vogue. It details the magazine's origins in 1892 in the United States and its evolution into a global publication focusing on high fashion. Vogue is now considered the number one fashion magazine in the world and shapes global trends. It targets an audience of 38 year olds and higher due to its expensive and luxurious content. The magazine makes $2 million annually due to partnerships with famous celebrities that increase its audience.
The document discusses several magazine articles, including one on 1980s makeup trends returning with bright colors and high-end brands, and another conveying a message about power through a dominating image with direct eye contact and plain colors. Case
Both magazine covers analyzed use bold text for main selling lines placed down both sides of the cover. The main image of a celebrity covers part of the masthead on each to draw attention to who is featured. Cover lines advertise the magazines' focus on fashion and lifestyle content. While having similar target audiences and prices, ELLE includes more news and politics compared to Glamour's emphasis on high fashion and celebrity gossip. Overall the covers are analyzed to understand how design elements attract readers and promote the magazines' key offerings.
This document analyzes the language used on the front cover of Vogue magazine. It notes the themes of gold, wealth and royalty represented by the images of Cara Delevingne dressed like a queen. These themes reinforce the main stories about fashion royalty and Cara Delevingne being crowned. The document also discusses how phrases like "Vogue insiders" and "Style secrets" aim to persuade readers to buy the magazine to learn insider fashion tips normally reserved for industry elites. Having Cara Delevingne's signature on the cover further shows Vogue's elite status.
This document analyzes magazine covers and spreads from Elle, a fashion magazine, and Kerrang, a music magazine. It discusses how each magazine anchors its intended audience through visual elements like images, colors, fonts and text. Elle targets females aged 15-30 from social classes C2 to A, shown through its use of high fashion ads, red masthead representing love/passion, and £3.90 price. Kerrang targets males aged 13-25, focusing on under 18s, from classes C1 to E as shown by its £2.20 price and content about concerts appealing to teens.
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females ages 16-25 who enjoy indie music and festivals. This demographic is active on social media and follows new and upcoming indie bands rather than mainstream artists. The magazine will focus on the indie scene through features on bands and individuals who dress and act differently from mainstream culture. Market research found that people in this group would be willing to pay around £3 for a new magazine in this genre.
Vogue magazine targets women aged late 20s to 30s who work in or have an interest in fashion. It focuses on advertising high-end beauty, fashion, and fragrance brands. Images on the cover and inside use bright colors and professional photography to attract readers and showcase fashion trends. The writing style is formal yet approachable to match the educated, fashion-conscious target audience. Formats like fonts, layouts, and levels of text versus images follow magazine conventions to effectively engage readers.
The document summarizes research conducted on existing magazines and products that will inform the development of a new youth culture magazine. It discusses magazines such as i-D, Dazed, and a photobook by Mitchell Bradshaw. Key aspects these products share are a minimalist style, focus on imagery over text, and portrayals of youth fashion and culture. Audience research found that potential readers prefer visuals to text and take inspiration from Instagram. This research will help make the new magazine visually striking and relevant to its target audience.
The document summarizes the research the author did on 4 major fashion magazines - Vogue, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour - to inform the design of their own fashion magazine and website. They analyzed elements like mastheads, large homepage images, polls/competitions, and social media integration from each publication. The author plans to incorporate successful conventions like simple designs, article previews, and color schemes tailored to featured models.
The document provides information about various magazines, including their target audiences, content, and statistics. It discusses magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Dazed and Confused, InStyle UK, and British Vogue. For each magazine, it describes what they cover, including fashion, celebrities, arts, and culture. It also gives demographic statistics about each magazine's median reader age and social class, as well as information on their websites.
ELLE magazine targets young women aged 16-30 interested in fashion and beauty. It is published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and focuses on appearance, celebrity, and fashion trends. The analyzed issue features singer Lily Allen on the cover. Her pose and dress portray a strong, independent woman and signal the magazine's focus on style. Inside, articles discuss fashion, beauty, and celebrity interviews, while advertisements feature high-end fashion and beauty brands. The magazine presents a stylish image through its simple layout, complementary colors, and side text providing article insights.
Dazed Magazine is a bi-monthly British style magazine founded in 1991 that covers topics like fashion, music, art and literature. The student analyzed Dazed Magazine's print cover layout, typography, language and images, finding that it uses bold colors and celebrity endorsement in a unique style. She also reviewed the magazine's website layout, navigation, language and multimedia content. While she aims to incorporate elements like bold imagery and simplicity, she will focus her own magazine more specifically on fashion, art and celebrities rather than politics.
The document analyzes techniques used in fashion magazines to attract target audiences. It discusses Vogue's use of close-ups, classy models, and color themes. It also examines Elle's use of celebrity covers to draw readers. Bazaar appears aimed at both teenagers and older women through its classic font and themes. Price, model age, and content indicators like "fashion" are discussed as revealing the demographic each magazine aims to reach.
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the media product, a music magazine.
For gender, only female models are used as the main audience and to portray stereotypical poses of women in magazines. The models are aged 16-19 to target the key demographic buying music and magazines.
In terms of class, the models are styled to imply higher social class through expensive clothing and styling, though the low price of the magazine allows readers of all classes to purchase it.
Finally, only white British artists are featured, reflecting the genres and charts as well as appealing to the white British majority in the UK and local area where the magazine is produced.
This front cover targets females aged 18-35 through its elegant black and white design and image of singer Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to purchase the magazine. Key elements include the large recognizable masthead branding the magazine, a flattering photo of Lily Allen engaging the viewer, and short provocative cover lines about topics like love, fashion, and celebrity that create intrigue. Small print includes the magazine's website, issue date, and discreet price listing to provide additional information without deterring potential buyers.
This document summarizes information about several fashion magazines and their target audiences. Vogue magazine targets young adults aged 18-30, primarily women, in the UK and US. Its readers tend to be highly educated professionals. Glamour magazine aims to empower women and please its primarily female audience. ELLE magazine's readership is mostly women aged 25-49, and it includes topics around sex and relationships. Voir fashion magazine promotes diversity and inclusion by featuring models of various cultures and backgrounds.
This document is a media evaluation by Leo Baker of their music magazine project. Baker summarizes the conventions they used from influential magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and NME, such as a big masthead, black text, and cover lines. They also challenged conventions by using unconventional text like "American Captain" and different photography locations. Baker represents their target audience of teenagers positively by portraying celebrities as normal people. They would want their magazine published by a large institution like Time Inc. UK in order to reach a wide audience. Baker attracted their young audience through eye-catching photography, affordable pricing, and gossip content. They learned new technology skills like using Photoshop and survey tools in the process of creating their magazine
This document analyzes a magazine called "Melody" that the author created. It discusses how the magazine targets independent women ages 21-45 interested in chart music and their image. Key conventions from real music magazines like Billboard were used, such as featuring popular artists. The magazine was meant to have a positive representation of successful career-driven women. It focuses on attracting readers through their shared music tastes, careers, and interest in appearance.
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
The document provides details about planning and pitching a print-based music magazine called "We Love Pop". Key points:
- The magazine is a monthly publication targeted at teenage girls aged 13-16. It covers pop music artists, interviews, fashion, and beauty.
- It was launched in 2011 by publisher Egmont to fill a gap in the market after another teen magazine closed. The first issue sold over 100,000 copies.
- Each issue is 68 pages long and costs £2.99. It aims to be affordable and packed with interesting content to engage its young readership.
- The magazine uses bright colors, bold designs, and photos of popular artists on the cover to stand out and
My media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It uses a female artist on the cover to appeal to both genders. The layout mixes elements from Q and Billboard magazines. It challenges conventions by having a box around the long title and using a gradient background.
The magazine represents various social groups including teens through fashionable images, people in their 20s through more stylish modeling, and aims to be inclusive of all sexual orientations and genders. It depicts the artists and models as having achieved status and social media influence to appeal to its target audience.
The target audience is 15-20 year olds interested in popular music. The magazine would be best distributed by IPC Media, based
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
This document provides information about several photographers and magazines. It discusses Corinne Day's raw style of fashion photography in the 1990s which portrayed a more realistic look. It also covers Drew Jarrett's natural style of capturing moments without dramatization. The document summarizes 93 Magazine which showcases up-and-coming talents in Manchester, and Vogue Magazine which has been influential globally since the early 20th century by covering fashion, beauty and culture across 23 international editions.
The document summarizes the research process of Emily Grace Porter for her magazine concept. She began by researching influential photographers and published magazines to draw inspiration from their style and audience. Halfway through her research, she decided to change the style of her magazine from a fashion photography magazine to a social culture photography magazine after discovering 93 Magazine and being inspired by their raw photography aesthetic. She then had the idea to create an Instagram profile to help promote and expand the reach of her magazine's content online to a wider audience.
The document provides background information on existing fashion and youth culture magazines including i-D, Dazed, and Mitchell Bradshaw's photobook. It discusses the target audiences, styles, and content of these publications. Research findings note that many successful magazines utilize minimalist designs, impactful photography over long-form articles, and feature trends and subjects relevant to their young audiences. This information will influence the design and content of the student's own magazine to effectively engage their target readership.
This document provides research on the existing product i-D magazine. It summarizes that i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. The target reader is mixed in age but originally appealed to 15-24 year old females interested in fashion. Over the years it has become more mature while keeping a street style inspiration. The layout is minimalistic with bold colors and text to grab attention. Photographs appeal to younger music and fashion consumers. The fashion styling is individual and inspiring compared to other magazines.
This document analyzes magazine covers and spreads from Elle, a fashion magazine, and Kerrang, a music magazine. It discusses how each magazine anchors its intended audience through visual elements like images, colors, fonts and text. Elle targets females aged 15-30 from social classes C2 to A, shown through its use of high fashion ads, red masthead representing love/passion, and £3.90 price. Kerrang targets males aged 13-25, focusing on under 18s, from classes C1 to E as shown by its £2.20 price and content about concerts appealing to teens.
The target audience for the magazine would be males and females ages 16-25 who enjoy indie music and festivals. This demographic is active on social media and follows new and upcoming indie bands rather than mainstream artists. The magazine will focus on the indie scene through features on bands and individuals who dress and act differently from mainstream culture. Market research found that people in this group would be willing to pay around £3 for a new magazine in this genre.
Vogue magazine targets women aged late 20s to 30s who work in or have an interest in fashion. It focuses on advertising high-end beauty, fashion, and fragrance brands. Images on the cover and inside use bright colors and professional photography to attract readers and showcase fashion trends. The writing style is formal yet approachable to match the educated, fashion-conscious target audience. Formats like fonts, layouts, and levels of text versus images follow magazine conventions to effectively engage readers.
The document summarizes research conducted on existing magazines and products that will inform the development of a new youth culture magazine. It discusses magazines such as i-D, Dazed, and a photobook by Mitchell Bradshaw. Key aspects these products share are a minimalist style, focus on imagery over text, and portrayals of youth fashion and culture. Audience research found that potential readers prefer visuals to text and take inspiration from Instagram. This research will help make the new magazine visually striking and relevant to its target audience.
The document summarizes the research the author did on 4 major fashion magazines - Vogue, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour - to inform the design of their own fashion magazine and website. They analyzed elements like mastheads, large homepage images, polls/competitions, and social media integration from each publication. The author plans to incorporate successful conventions like simple designs, article previews, and color schemes tailored to featured models.
The document provides information about various magazines, including their target audiences, content, and statistics. It discusses magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Dazed and Confused, InStyle UK, and British Vogue. For each magazine, it describes what they cover, including fashion, celebrities, arts, and culture. It also gives demographic statistics about each magazine's median reader age and social class, as well as information on their websites.
ELLE magazine targets young women aged 16-30 interested in fashion and beauty. It is published by Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. and focuses on appearance, celebrity, and fashion trends. The analyzed issue features singer Lily Allen on the cover. Her pose and dress portray a strong, independent woman and signal the magazine's focus on style. Inside, articles discuss fashion, beauty, and celebrity interviews, while advertisements feature high-end fashion and beauty brands. The magazine presents a stylish image through its simple layout, complementary colors, and side text providing article insights.
Dazed Magazine is a bi-monthly British style magazine founded in 1991 that covers topics like fashion, music, art and literature. The student analyzed Dazed Magazine's print cover layout, typography, language and images, finding that it uses bold colors and celebrity endorsement in a unique style. She also reviewed the magazine's website layout, navigation, language and multimedia content. While she aims to incorporate elements like bold imagery and simplicity, she will focus her own magazine more specifically on fashion, art and celebrities rather than politics.
The document analyzes techniques used in fashion magazines to attract target audiences. It discusses Vogue's use of close-ups, classy models, and color themes. It also examines Elle's use of celebrity covers to draw readers. Bazaar appears aimed at both teenagers and older women through its classic font and themes. Price, model age, and content indicators like "fashion" are discussed as revealing the demographic each magazine aims to reach.
The document discusses how different social groups are represented in the media product, a music magazine.
For gender, only female models are used as the main audience and to portray stereotypical poses of women in magazines. The models are aged 16-19 to target the key demographic buying music and magazines.
In terms of class, the models are styled to imply higher social class through expensive clothing and styling, though the low price of the magazine allows readers of all classes to purchase it.
Finally, only white British artists are featured, reflecting the genres and charts as well as appealing to the white British majority in the UK and local area where the magazine is produced.
This front cover targets females aged 18-35 through its elegant black and white design and image of singer Lily Allen. The purpose is to attract this audience to purchase the magazine. Key elements include the large recognizable masthead branding the magazine, a flattering photo of Lily Allen engaging the viewer, and short provocative cover lines about topics like love, fashion, and celebrity that create intrigue. Small print includes the magazine's website, issue date, and discreet price listing to provide additional information without deterring potential buyers.
This document summarizes information about several fashion magazines and their target audiences. Vogue magazine targets young adults aged 18-30, primarily women, in the UK and US. Its readers tend to be highly educated professionals. Glamour magazine aims to empower women and please its primarily female audience. ELLE magazine's readership is mostly women aged 25-49, and it includes topics around sex and relationships. Voir fashion magazine promotes diversity and inclusion by featuring models of various cultures and backgrounds.
This document is a media evaluation by Leo Baker of their music magazine project. Baker summarizes the conventions they used from influential magazines like Kerrang!, Q, and NME, such as a big masthead, black text, and cover lines. They also challenged conventions by using unconventional text like "American Captain" and different photography locations. Baker represents their target audience of teenagers positively by portraying celebrities as normal people. They would want their magazine published by a large institution like Time Inc. UK in order to reach a wide audience. Baker attracted their young audience through eye-catching photography, affordable pricing, and gossip content. They learned new technology skills like using Photoshop and survey tools in the process of creating their magazine
This document analyzes a magazine called "Melody" that the author created. It discusses how the magazine targets independent women ages 21-45 interested in chart music and their image. Key conventions from real music magazines like Billboard were used, such as featuring popular artists. The magazine was meant to have a positive representation of successful career-driven women. It focuses on attracting readers through their shared music tastes, careers, and interest in appearance.
The document discusses how the author attracted their target audience of 16-18 year old females to their music magazine. Some of the key conventions used included:
1) A large, eye-catching masthead in white block capitals to stand out.
2) A pull quote containing gossip about celebrities to draw in young readers interested in celebrities' lifestyles.
3) A color scheme using bright colors like white, blue, and pink to appeal to the female target audience.
4) Promoting the magazine's social media presence to make it accessible anytime for the target audience who are constantly online.
5) Featuring a young female model around 16-18 years old on the
The document provides details about planning and pitching a print-based music magazine called "We Love Pop". Key points:
- The magazine is a monthly publication targeted at teenage girls aged 13-16. It covers pop music artists, interviews, fashion, and beauty.
- It was launched in 2011 by publisher Egmont to fill a gap in the market after another teen magazine closed. The first issue sold over 100,000 copies.
- Each issue is 68 pages long and costs £2.99. It aims to be affordable and packed with interesting content to engage its young readership.
- The magazine uses bright colors, bold designs, and photos of popular artists on the cover to stand out and
My media product uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It uses a female artist on the cover to appeal to both genders. The layout mixes elements from Q and Billboard magazines. It challenges conventions by having a box around the long title and using a gradient background.
The magazine represents various social groups including teens through fashionable images, people in their 20s through more stylish modeling, and aims to be inclusive of all sexual orientations and genders. It depicts the artists and models as having achieved status and social media influence to appeal to its target audience.
The target audience is 15-20 year olds interested in popular music. The magazine would be best distributed by IPC Media, based
My magazine represents teenage girls aged 16-18 through fashion inspiration and popular R&B music focused on relationships. It depicts the stereotypes that teenage girls obsess over fashion, boys, and hair. The bright colors also appeal to how girls are seen as sweet and innocent. It represents the middle class through revealing costumes appropriate for their social norms but not upper class standards. The black model, urban location, and popular black R&B artists mean it appeals more to young black girls who can relate to the representation of their ethnicity.
This document provides information about several photographers and magazines. It discusses Corinne Day's raw style of fashion photography in the 1990s which portrayed a more realistic look. It also covers Drew Jarrett's natural style of capturing moments without dramatization. The document summarizes 93 Magazine which showcases up-and-coming talents in Manchester, and Vogue Magazine which has been influential globally since the early 20th century by covering fashion, beauty and culture across 23 international editions.
The document summarizes the research process of Emily Grace Porter for her magazine concept. She began by researching influential photographers and published magazines to draw inspiration from their style and audience. Halfway through her research, she decided to change the style of her magazine from a fashion photography magazine to a social culture photography magazine after discovering 93 Magazine and being inspired by their raw photography aesthetic. She then had the idea to create an Instagram profile to help promote and expand the reach of her magazine's content online to a wider audience.
The document provides background information on existing fashion and youth culture magazines including i-D, Dazed, and Mitchell Bradshaw's photobook. It discusses the target audiences, styles, and content of these publications. Research findings note that many successful magazines utilize minimalist designs, impactful photography over long-form articles, and feature trends and subjects relevant to their young audiences. This information will influence the design and content of the student's own magazine to effectively engage their target readership.
This document provides research on the existing product i-D magazine. It summarizes that i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. The target reader is mixed in age but originally appealed to 15-24 year old females interested in fashion. Over the years it has become more mature while keeping a street style inspiration. The layout is minimalistic with bold colors and text to grab attention. Photographs appeal to younger music and fashion consumers. The fashion styling is individual and inspiring compared to other magazines.
Vogue and Glamour magazine covers follow a similar layout structure, with the masthead at the top and cover lines surrounding the main celebrity image. [1] Vogue targets a higher-end audience with more elegant photography and writing, while Glamour uses brighter colors and bolder fonts to attract younger women. [2] Both magazines feature successful celebrities on the cover to draw readers in and promote related stories inside. [3] The mastheads, fonts, images and carefully chosen cover lines are all designed to appeal to their target demographics and get people interested in buying the issue.
The document provides an analysis of magazine front covers, specifically comparing Vogue and Glamour magazines. Some key points:
1) Vogue and Glamour both use similar layouts with the masthead at the top and cover lines surrounding the main celebrity image.
2) Vogue targets a higher-end audience while Glamour aims for younger women aged 18-30 with its brighter colors and bolder fonts.
3) Both magazines use high-quality celebrity images and cover lines about fashion and lifestyles to attract readers.
The document discusses research into target audiences and existing magazines for inspiration on designing a new streetwear magazine. It analyzes the target audiences and content of magazines like Proper Mag and MixMag. Proper Mag focuses on streetwear and unique clothing, using clean designs with a blend of images and text. MixMag follows a simple but effective style with large center images and single-color backgrounds. The document considers applying lessons from these magazines to its own new streetwear publication.
Grazia is an international weekly women's magazine owned by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore and first published in Italy in 1938. It is targeted towards affluent women aged 25-45 and covers topics like fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle. The magazine's website reinforces its brand and values through easy navigation, hyperlinks to key sections, and advertisements from brands like Victoria's Secret that also target women. It aims to engage readers through a pop-up subscription offer and provide relatable content across various subcategories.
This document discusses the career of a fashion designer. It begins by explaining that fine arts is a unique career category that includes both fashion designers and interior designers. It then focuses on fashion design, noting that a fashion designer's job is to conceptualize and create new clothing and accessory designs. A fashion designer must stay up-to-date on trends, colors, and design clothing that will be popular and sell well. The document emphasizes that fashion design requires creativity as well as business and marketing skills to understand the industry.
The document discusses the fashion magazine genre that the author has chosen to focus on, a teen fashion magazine. It provides details on typical features and contents of a fashion magazine, such as fashion news, photoshoots, and beauty reports. It also discusses how the fashion industry is often portrayed superficially in media but is actually a large global industry. The target market for fashion is defined as considering factors like age, gender, price point, and style preferences. Biographies are provided of famous fashion designers from around the world such as Yves Saint Laurent, Pierre Cardin, Tom Ford, Christian Dior, Ralph Lauren, Donatella Versace, Calvin Klein, and Coco Chanel.
Flavour magazine targets men and women aged 18-34 through its coverage of music, art, TV, film, beauty and fashion. It is distributed free of charge in London, with 20,000 copies distributed monthly. The magazine includes interviews and discussions of people in music, art, TV and film. It aims to showcase the latest trends in fashion, lifestyle and entertainment to its readership that is 67% female and 33% male.
The document provides details about three case studies of magazines:
1) Festival Magazine was founded in 1978 and moved online-only in 2014. It targets young/middle-aged women and features celebrities.
2) Glamour magazine was founded in 1939 in the US and is owned by Conde Nast. It reaches over 14 million across social media and believes in empowering women.
3) Vogue is one of the world's most popular fashion magazines with over 220,000 in circulation. It covers fashion, beauty, culture and lifestyle. The covers often feature celebrities.
This document discusses two magazines, Cosmopolitan and Elle, and their target audiences of 18-34 year olds. It describes the psychographic profiles of "aspirers" and "mainstreamers" and how each magazine appeals to one of these groups. Cosmopolitan targets "mainstreamers" through its focus on established brands and domestic topics. Elle targets "aspirers" through its emphasis on fashion, image, and status. The document analyzes example covers of each magazine to show how they use techniques like celebrity images and cover lines to attract their intended psychographic audience.
The document discusses using fashion illustration to educate young people on the history and origins of styles and trends. It provides historical context for fashion from the Victorian era to modern times, highlighting influential designers and icons from each decade. The goal is to promote acceptance of individuality and freedom of expression by helping youth understand how media has shaped perceptions over time. Fashion illustration is proposed as a means to creatively portray this history and personalities associated with different eras in a way that inspires interest in fashion among young people.
Dazed is an independent magazine founded in 1991 that covers fashion, music, art and literature. It began as black and white posters before becoming a full magazine, and also publishes international editions. The magazine focuses on indie and alternative music as well as fashion from brands like Gucci and Chanel. It is published by British company Waddell Ltd and has a readership of late teens to early thirties that works in fashion or creative fields. The magazine's style uses loose kerning on the masthead and large central images to appeal to its young, artistic audience interested in cutting-edge trends.
This document contains a student's media studies coursework portfolio submission. It includes responses to questions about the target audience, representation of social groups, distribution, and conventions of their proposed music and fashion magazine. For the target audience, the student aims the magazine at teenagers aged 13-19, as they influence trends. They will take inspiration from magazines like NME and Q but include more social commentary. The student represents particular social groups through their choice of Liam Gallagher as a cover star, showing his different public personas. They suggest the magazine could be distributed through mainstream outlets like supermarkets and newsagents, as well as online. The student draws from conventions of existing magazines in their designs.
The document discusses a fashion magazine project focusing on streetwear. It provides background on influential graphic designers Peter Saville and Virgil Abloh. It also reviews existing streetwear magazines Proper Mag and MixMag as examples. The target audience is identified as young adults interested in expensive fashion. Both print and digital formats are considered. Limited releases and collaborations are discussed as effective streetwear marketing strategies. Social media presence is identified as important for building demand.
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3. Masthead- is big and bold
to attract the audience
because if it was small
then no one would
notice.it is also, on the
side which you don’t see
in any front cover
magazines this is to make
this magazine different to
any of the others.
Red hair makes her
unique and not many
magazines have
models with red hair.
This is a way of letting
people know that even
if your different from
everyone else you can
still go places and
being recognised for
being different is a
good thing. Another
reason why they would
have used red hair is
to represent love and
also danger this could
mean that people are
scared to be and wear
what they love
because of people that
would judge them.
There is not much
writing in this front
cover this is so that the
audience focus mostly
on the image rather
then the texts.
This magazine is known for
having front covers that
only show one eye. This is
what separates this
magazine from the rest
because without even
seeing the masthead
people will already
recognise what the
magazine is whereas every
other magazine has a
similar image to each other.
Rarely are big jewerlly seen
on people on front covers.
The crown indicates
power, legitimacy,
honour and glory.
This magazine is aimed for
teenagers and young
adults, It is clear to see
what audience this
magazine is aimed for
because of the bright and
extravagant colours and
also what kind of style the
model has.
4.
5. For my magazine I will need images of
people who have an urban dress sense
and also a casual style this way I can
compare the too and have a wide
variety of different styles for the
audience to look at and read about they
can then take fashion inspirations from
these people and also, I will be adding
in what shops the pieces of clothing's
are from this way if they like something
they see they can purchase it from
using the information in my magazine.
6. To try and achieve real
looking and natural photos I
will be visiting places that
have an urban vibe to them
because this is the thing my
target audience will like to
see the most. I will be taking
pictures of people that I
think have an urban/retro
style to them and will be
placing them as images for
my magazine I will ask them
where each of there
clothing's are from so that I
can have that information in
my magazine for my
audience.
I will be using photos to adjust the images
and put them into a background that will
suit my magazine because in some of th4r
images from outside the background wont
look that appealing to the audience. Also,
form using Photoshop I will be able to edit
the pictures that I gave taken and make
them look exactly how I and my target
audience would want them to look even if
that is adjusting only small things. It is a
great way to turn a good image to an even
better one.
7. The layout of a fashion magazine is
very different to other normal type
magazines because they have to use a
lot of images so the audience can
understand what type of clothing they
are talking about in the actual writing of
the magazine also, they have to use
images and colours that will appeal to
their target audience and also lay it out
in a way that will appeal to people but
still make it look organized and well
structured so that the audience have a
clear understanding with what is going
on and what images goes with what
section on the article. The colour
scheme is going to be bright colours
but also, have a few dark colours in
there it depends on what the person
being photographed is wearing and
then from there you decide what kind
of background and font colours you will
need to suit the images.
8. Case studyVogue was founded in 1892 by Arthur Baldwin Turnure, an American
business man it was a weekly newspaper in the United States, sponsored by
Kristoffer Wright. the first issue was published on December 17 of that year,
with a cover price of 10 cents by now the price of a vogue news paper has
gone up by $3.50 because of its popularity and how big it has become since
the start. The magazine’s volume became thicker and its main focus was
turned on women. In1932 the American Vogue for the first time ever had
placed a colour photography on its cover this was a big deal because not
much magazines had colours in them. Since the first vogue magazine it has
completely changed and become more creative, emancipated and sexy. The
Devil Wears Prada movie, had finally turned Vogue into Nr1 Fashion
Magazine of the World, not just reflecting fashion trends, but effectively
shaping them. The magazine was not based in America but it started to
become world wide with country's like; India, Russia, China, UK The British
Vogue was the first international edition. Every June since 2001 during the
Moscow International Film Festival Vogue gives its Award for Best Styling in
a movie. Vogue reportedly makes $2 million annually and is worth around
$35 million this is because it is one of the biggest magazines ever made and
because of the use of the biggest celebrities such as Kim Kardashian,
Beyoncé this brings in more audiences that know of these celebrities. Inside
a vogue magazine would be fashion ideas and inspirations. The colour
scheme for vogue is always different and unique. Target audience for vogue
are 38 year olds the reason for this is because vogue has clothing pieces
that are very expensive and high end so they target it to women who have
the money to buy the clothing's.
9. Case study 2
i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. i-
D was founded by designer and former Vogue art director Terry Jones in
1980. i-D has built its reputation on being a consistent source of inspiration in
fashion culture. i-D has come a long way since its pre-digital, cut-and-paste
days and has developed into a glossy magazine that documents fashion and
contemporary culture, and has broken ground defining it too. more than 30
years, its editorial content still manages to surprise and inspire. The wink and
smile on each front cover – a graphic representation of the magazine's logo
– have become integral to the i-D identity. Over 300 of the world's fashion
elite, the great and the grounded, have given i-D a cheeky wink, from the
likes of Madonna, Tom Ford, Chloë Sevigny, Björk, Tilda Swinton, Drew
Barrymore, Lil' Kim, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss. -D features people in
fashion, music, art, clubs, film and every other creative field, and has prided
itself on being the first to scout talents such as Wolfgang Tillmans, Nick
Knight, Dylan Jones, Juergen Teller, Caryn Franklin and Craig McDean, who
all started their careers here. Madonna, Kanye West, Raf Simons, Grace
Coddington, Karl Lagerfeld, Kate Moss, Carine Roitfeld, Naomi Campbell,
Selena Gomez, Victoria Beckham and Tom Ford have all appeared on the
cover of i-D magazine.it is targeted to both men and women however, the
target audience is predominantly middle aged women between 18-34.it
began off as a fanzine dedicated to the street style of the punk-era London
and embarked on a journey that revolutionised not only the world of fashion
publishing but, fashion it-self. I-D continues to encourage creativity and to
shout out for young youth culture. Therefore I-D has become one of the most
recognised and diverse magazines in the world. This magazine is very
similar to the magazine that I am looking to do and also we have the same
target audience.in this magazine it gives me a clear understanding of what
kind of images and colours I have to use to make it appeal to my target
audience.
10. Case study 2
i-D is a British magazine dedicated to fashion, music, art and youth culture. i-
D was founded by designer and former Vogue art director Terry Jones in
1980. i-D has built its reputation on being a consistent source of inspiration in
fashion culture. i-D has come a long way since its pre-digital, cut-and-paste
days and has developed into a glossy magazine that documents fashion and
contemporary culture, and has broken ground defining it too. more than 30
years, its editorial content still manages to surprise and inspire. The wink and
smile on each front cover – a graphic representation of the magazine's logo
– have become integral to the i-D identity. Over 300 of the world's fashion
elite, the great and the grounded, have given i-D a cheeky wink, from the
likes of Madonna, Tom Ford, Chloë Sevigny, Björk, Tilda Swinton, Drew
Barrymore, Lil' Kim, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss. -D features people in
fashion, music, art, clubs, film and every other creative field, and has prided
itself on being the first to scout talents such as Wolfgang Tillmans, Nick
Knight, Dylan Jones, Juergen Teller, Caryn Franklin and Craig McDean, who
all started their careers here. Madonna, Kanye West, Raf Simons, Grace
Coddington, Karl Lagerfeld, Kate Moss, Carine Roitfeld, Naomi Campbell,
Selena Gomez, Victoria Beckham and Tom Ford have all appeared on the
cover of i-D magazine.it is targeted to both men and women however, the
target audience is predominantly middle aged women between 18-34.it
began off as a fanzine dedicated to the street style of the punk-era London
and embarked on a journey that revolutionised not only the world of fashion
publishing but, fashion it-self. I-D continues to encourage creativity and to
shout out for young youth culture. Therefore I-D has become one of the most
recognised and diverse magazines in the world. This magazine is very
similar to the magazine that I am looking to do and also we have the same
target audience.in this magazine it gives me a clear understanding of what
kind of images and colours I have to use to make it appeal to my target
audience.