The document discusses the layout and design choices of magazine covers featuring famous models and celebrities. It analyzes how the placement of the person's face, colors used, fonts, and other graphical elements are used to convey the subject's importance, style, and personality traits like rebelliousness or sex appeal. The layout aims to attract readers' attention while representing the subject's brand through subtle visual cues.

1. Model’s face is the background, shows her importance and how well known she is. Also slightly like a fashion magazine to indicate her well known style. Model not superimposed as her face is well covering the whole page – wouldn’t be able to see what magazine is was. Quote from her interview. White and blue colour layout to keep it simple, also matches the makeup on her eyes. Larger font draws attention from the reader.

2. Superimposed, important, popular, well known. Pose – sex appeal, infamous for being a sex addict. Visible tattoo – rebellious, meaning behind the tattoo. Subtle line breaks so reader and differentiate the stories. Headline links back to his pose. Larger font to indicate a very good count down.

3. Pink colour is different to the usual red, more feminist and represents the artists power of music and the magazine. Lack of clothing indicates sex appeal, guns over breasts indicates power and strength. White background to make Lady Gaga stand out. Superimposed image to represent her importance. Text above magazines name suggests it’s importance and rarity to the magazine.