Beyoncé's red dress, cleavage-baring pose, and body positioning in a magazine cover are meant to portray her as a sexy celebrity who appeals to male audiences. Typical features of R&B magazine covers include highlighting well-known artists with elite status against plain backgrounds to make them stand out as non-average people. Colors, shots, and poses are deliberately chosen to convey sensual, wealthy, and subtly dangerous representations of female R&B artists to their target demographics.

1. Beyoncé’s dress represents her as sexy due
to the colour red connoting to this. This is a
typical representation of female r & b artists.
The camera shot shows her cleavage in
order to appeal to the male demographic;
this would be the people possibly buying
the magazine.
The red title represent royalty connoting to
that the people in the magazine are elite
artists. This is a typical feature for r & b
magazine because artists of that genre tend
to be very well known and rich.
The white background make
Beyoncé image stand out, this
connotes Beyoncé to not being
an average person but indeed a
celebrity.
The black writing connotes to danger,
which represents Beyoncé as being
subtly dangerous
Beyoncé’s body pose makes her look sexy as she pushes out her
hips this make her appealing to the target audience.