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Magazines have significantly influenced culture by promoting unrealistic standards of beauty and fashion trends. They portray celebrities as perfect and tell readers what products and styles they need to look a certain way. However, this constant pressure can be financially and emotionally draining. The document advocates separating yourself from magazines' influence in order to define your own priorities and values rather than feel compelled to follow trends.
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The document outlines plans for a new women's fashion magazine called Exquisite focused on African fashion. The target audience is young females aged 16-21. Primary and secondary research was conducted on competitors like Glamour and Cosmopolitan to determine a price of £2.99. The first cover story will feature an interview with London fashion designer Tosin O. discussing confidence and working in the industry.
Case study
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
Publication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Alternate" aimed at 16-18 year olds. Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on alternative/alternative rock music genres and cost £2 per issue.
- It will aim to stand out from competitors like Q and AP magazine through a bold, distinctive masthead and design that clearly conveys the genre.
- Distribution will target busy corners shops and supermarkets to reach a wide age range.
- The magazine will publish weekly to increase readership and keep readers up to date.
- The overall goal is for the magazine to become popular worldwide.
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Elle magazine is a worldwide lifestyle magazine founded in France in 1945 that focuses on fashion, beauty, health and entertainment. It has the largest global readership of any fashion magazine. The document discusses Elle's Facebook page which was created in 2011 and now has over 30,000 likes. It analyzes the content and strategies of Elle's page as well as those of its competitors Vogue and Ceci. Specifically, it finds that Elle's page engages readers well through its frequent events and professional fashion/beauty content, but could improve by simplifying its event sections and increasing video posts.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a women's health magazine that will feature images of women from different ethnicities and life roles, such as maternal, work-oriented, and healthy women. The writing will consist of stories about how the featured women became who they are. The magazine will have a formal, mature style with a calm, pastel color palette. Images will be of diverse, everyday women, including teachers from the author's school to avoid legal issues. The target audience is socioeconomic classes C2 to C1, or educated, maternal women such as working mothers and school/company managers. Legal issues are not expected as no brands or businesses will be promoted or students under 16 featured.
Pitch for magazine
The document outlines plans for an independent nature and adventure magazine targeted at 18-34 year olds. The magazine will include a front cover, contents page, and double page spread published by Dennis Publishing due to their support of charities. It will be inspired by Outdoor Photographer magazine's use of yellow and captivating cover images. The content will mostly focus on nature but include some adventure details. The color scheme will be greens, blues, and yellow to draw attention. Font will be simple and yellow against green images to look relaxed. Photos of UK nature will show iconic areas of the Northeast without models except for adventure aspects to maintain realism.
Question 5
The magazine is aimed at teenagers and young adults between 15 and 25 interested in popular music. It focuses on popular artists and chart hits which have broad mainstream appeal for both males and females. The magazine uses a simple, informal style with large images to appeal to younger audiences and looks similar to magazines like NME. It also uses bright colors, sans serif fonts, and a chatty tone to seem contemporary, stylish, and youthful in order to engage its target audience. The magazine catches readers' attention through cover lines that address current events and news they would be interested in using buzzwords and hyperbole.
The pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls called M-Code or Music Code. It will be published once a month to maintain interest and commitment from readers. Articles will focus on top charting and up-and-coming artists to inform readers and allow them an escape from everyday problems. The magazine will have a clean, mellow design using pastel colors and font styles that are girly but neutral. The goal is a magazine that looks mature but appeals to teenage interests in music and artists.
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ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
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- The magazine will focus on alternative/alternative rock music genres and cost £2 per issue.
- It will aim to stand out from competitors like Q and AP magazine through a bold, distinctive masthead and design that clearly conveys the genre.
- Distribution will target busy corners shops and supermarkets to reach a wide age range.
- The magazine will publish weekly to increase readership and keep readers up to date.
- The overall goal is for the magazine to become popular worldwide.
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Elle magazine is a worldwide lifestyle magazine founded in France in 1945 that focuses on fashion, beauty, health and entertainment. It has the largest global readership of any fashion magazine. The document discusses Elle's Facebook page which was created in 2011 and now has over 30,000 likes. It analyzes the content and strategies of Elle's page as well as those of its competitors Vogue and Ceci. Specifically, it finds that Elle's page engages readers well through its frequent events and professional fashion/beauty content, but could improve by simplifying its event sections and increasing video posts.
Magazine proposal
The document proposes a women's health magazine that will feature images of women from different ethnicities and life roles, such as maternal, work-oriented, and healthy women. The writing will consist of stories about how the featured women became who they are. The magazine will have a formal, mature style with a calm, pastel color palette. Images will be of diverse, everyday women, including teachers from the author's school to avoid legal issues. The target audience is socioeconomic classes C2 to C1, or educated, maternal women such as working mothers and school/company managers. Legal issues are not expected as no brands or businesses will be promoted or students under 16 featured.
Pitch for magazine
The document outlines plans for an independent nature and adventure magazine targeted at 18-34 year olds. The magazine will include a front cover, contents page, and double page spread published by Dennis Publishing due to their support of charities. It will be inspired by Outdoor Photographer magazine's use of yellow and captivating cover images. The content will mostly focus on nature but include some adventure details. The color scheme will be greens, blues, and yellow to draw attention. Font will be simple and yellow against green images to look relaxed. Photos of UK nature will show iconic areas of the Northeast without models except for adventure aspects to maintain realism.
Question 5
The magazine is aimed at teenagers and young adults between 15 and 25 interested in popular music. It focuses on popular artists and chart hits which have broad mainstream appeal for both males and females. The magazine uses a simple, informal style with large images to appeal to younger audiences and looks similar to magazines like NME. It also uses bright colors, sans serif fonts, and a chatty tone to seem contemporary, stylish, and youthful in order to engage its target audience. The magazine catches readers' attention through cover lines that address current events and news they would be interested in using buzzwords and hyperbole.
The pitch
The document proposes a new pop music magazine aimed at teenage girls called M-Code or Music Code. It will be published once a month to maintain interest and commitment from readers. Articles will focus on top charting and up-and-coming artists to inform readers and allow them an escape from everyday problems. The magazine will have a clean, mellow design using pastel colors and font styles that are girly but neutral. The goal is a magazine that looks mature but appeals to teenage interests in music and artists.
Front covers
The document provides summaries of several magazines:
- Bella magazine focuses on beauty, health, food, travel, fashion and real life stories to appeal to modern women. It aims to feel youthful and energetic to bridge younger celebrity titles and more mature weeklies.
- That's Life! combines real life stories with women's content and a sense of humor. It uses an engaging editorial voice to build strong reader relationships.
- Closer covers celebrity news and real life stories to connect with readers on a personal level.
- Take a Break has been the top-selling women's magazine in the UK for over 25 years through its mix of stories, puzzles and prizes. It builds a strong sense of community among
Audience
This document provides information about the audiences for three different publications. Bella readers are busy moms who enjoy gossiping with friends, watching shows like This Morning and Loose Women, and finding time for themselves while caring for their family. They are interested in beauty tips, fashion, health, and dieting features. Take a Break readers are aged 25 to 51, with 1.2 million being moms who are heads of household and make decisions on brands. They prioritize family and friends but are also engaged community members. They enjoy shopping and account for one-fifth of UK grocery spending.
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Cosmopolitan
This document provides an overview of the Cosmopolitan women's magazine brand. It describes Cosmopolitan as a lifestyle magazine targeted towards modern, upper middle class women ages 18-35. The brand's message is to make readers happier, more successful, and more gorgeous. Its memorable slogan is "Fun, Fearless, Female" and its logo uses the Franklin Gothic font. The magazine covers topics like relationships, sex, fashion, beauty, and careers. It has a large international readership and is one of the highest selling women's magazines globally.
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- They use bright colors, feminine fonts, and celebrity photos on the cover to attract readers and encourage purchases. Celebrities featured are usually idols of the target age range.
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Pulication plan
The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Popular" focused on pop music and culture. It will be priced at £2.50 and distributed in supermarkets and newsagents. The magazine will be published monthly and aim to keep young readers informed about the latest in pop with a fun and easy to follow style. Regular content will include beauty tips, competitions, and fashion while exclusive interviews and reader stories will be featured.
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3. Life as a Designer - This "behind the scenes" article gives readers insight into the challenges of working in the fashion industry and could inspire some to pursue design careers. It provides motivation and realism.
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Question 2 of Evaulation
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The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
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The magazine "Pop-Tastic" aims to provide fun and exciting gossip about celebrities and artists to teenage fans. It will be published weekly to keep readers up to date. The magazine will focus on pop music charts, celebrities like One Direction and Ariana Grande, fashion ideas inspired by artists, beauty products, and encouraging teens to pursue their dreams and spend time with friends and family. The target reader is described as a joyful and aspirational young teenage girl interested in fashion, celebrities and supporting her friends.
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Evaluation question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a magazine about folk music. The target audience is males and females aged 16-25, as this age group is starting to explore different musical genres beyond contemporary artists. While folk music listeners tend to be older, the author wants to expose younger people to both new and classic folk music. Content will include artist reviews, interviews, and information about upcoming concerts and festivals. Styling and layout decisions were made keeping this target audience in mind, with a relaxed, natural aesthetic inspired by bohemian fashion.
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Cosmopolitan is an international women's magazine focused on relationships, sex, health, careers, celebrities, fashion and beauty. It is published in 34 languages across 58 international editions distributed in over 100 countries. The magazine targets middle class women and uses images of attractive celebrities and articles about love, sex and beauty to make readers feel they need to constantly improve their looks and relationships to be successful and loved.
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- These magazines target younger women aged 18-35 and focus on content related to fashion, relationships, and sex.
- They use bright colors, feminine fonts, and celebrity photos on the cover to attract readers and encourage purchases. Celebrities featured are usually idols of the target age range.
- Both magazines discuss topics like beauty, health, and relationships. Articles provide tips and advice for improving appearance and relationships which aligns with readers' interests. Fashion and looking good are emphasized.
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The document outlines a publication plan for a magazine called "Popular" focused on pop music and culture. It will be priced at £2.50 and distributed in supermarkets and newsagents. The magazine will be published monthly and aim to keep young readers informed about the latest in pop with a fun and easy to follow style. Regular content will include beauty tips, competitions, and fashion while exclusive interviews and reader stories will be featured.
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1. Fashion Week - This article would describe the various international fashion weeks and the latest trends showcased. It provides an overview of global fashion.
2. Style Guide 101 - This article would explore different styles around the world and how they differ. It educates readers on various style types.
3. Life as a Designer - This "behind the scenes" article gives readers insight into the challenges of working in the fashion industry and could inspire some to pursue design careers. It provides motivation and realism.
Evaluation 2 – how does your media product
The magazine targets young adults of both genders who enjoy indie rock music. It features well-known artists that have a more mature audience than magazines focused on pop stars like Justin Bieber. The $2.50 price point and subscription discount make it accessible to middle-class readers. While only featuring white models, the creator believes the music content would still appeal to a diverse audience.
Media powerpoint
The document describes how a magazine aimed its content at teenagers aged 15 and older. It used youthful colors like red and green on the cover, featured a teenage girl model and bands popular with that age group. The magazine appeals to both males and females without using stereotypically "girly" colors. The photography has an "indie" look through use of darker colors like maroon and green. The cover lines and layout were influenced by another magazine targeted at teenagers to make the magazine relatable and appealing to that audience.
Question 2 of Evaulation
This document discusses the representation of a target audience in a pop magazine and whether it challenges dominant ideologies. It describes the magazine's target as young, girly girls and how it represents them through the use of the color pink. Bold, bubbly text is used to engage shorter attention spans. A picture of pink lips reinforces the feminine focus. While some blue is used, it appeals to girls and breaks up only using pink. The magazine supports dominant ideologies of pop magazines by using bright colors, celebrity pictures, and cover lines about topics like romance and fashion. It keeps expectations for the genre without challenging stereotypes.
Analysis of results.
The document analyzes the results of a survey about magazine preferences. It found that females read magazines more than males but the magazine will aim for both genders. Most readers were between 16-25 years old, so the magazine will target that age range. Survey respondents said they typically read magazines monthly, so the magazine will be produced monthly rather than weekly. Readers favored articles, images, and giveaways in magazines, so the new magazine will focus on including all of these elements. The magazine will focus on pop music genre since that was most requested by respondents.
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The document summarizes interviews with two females, Kate and Abigail, about their magazine preferences to help define the target audience for a new fashion and gossip magazine. Both enjoy shopping and fashion magazines. They typically buy magazines monthly or through subscriptions and are willing to pay up to £2-3. Their favorite stores mentioned were Topshop and River Island. The interviews suggested including fashion content and photos of clothing over celebrity gossip.
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1. The article discusses the rising trend of minimalist fashion, which focuses on owning fewer, high-quality clothing staples that can be worn for years rather than following seasonal trends.
2. It encourages readers to purge their closets by dividing clothes into categories like "loves", "hates", and "seasonal" and donating unwanted items. This stripping down of the wardrobe is the first step to embracing a minimalist style.
3. Minimalist fashion is described as concentrating on neutrals, clean lines, and simplicity rather than loud patterns. It promotes owning fewer pieces that are sustainable, high-quality, and can be worn in different ways through mixing and matching basics.
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Pitchpitchpitchpitch
Phoebe is pitching a new magazine concept to The Northern Echo. She proposes creating a women's lifestyle/fashion magazine targeted at 16-22 year old females in the socioeconomic B, C1/C2 demographic in northeast England. Her magazine will be financed through advertising revenue and aim to be informative yet fun. She has researched the genre and created sample layouts and content to demonstrate her concept.
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The document is a magazine called Tempo that discusses various topics related to arts, culture, lifestyle and social issues. It highlights an interview with Sheikha Shamma about her "Wanna Read" campaign to promote reading among children. The magazine also features stories on organizations helping Syrian refugees like INARA, an emergency medical charity, and an initiative collecting Arabic books for refugee camps in Europe.
Establish your own Fashion Style
1) Know your body type so you can dress in a way that complements your figure and avoid "fashion faux pas".
2) When overhauling your wardrobe, first pick out favorite pieces to keep, then ruthlessly assess what you have to identify buying patterns and gaps.
3) Developing a signature style involves getting fashion inspiration from celebrities and stores, focusing on quality basics and statement pieces, and accessorizing to finish looks.
The stereotypical buyer of my magazine
The document discusses the stereotypical buyer of a magazine focused on DJ culture and trends. The buyer is typically male, aged 16-25 years old. He consumes media mostly through technology like phones and laptops. He enjoys fashion trends and discovering new music. He has a working class background and aspires to emulate the DJ lifestyle of partying, clubbing and drinking. The magazine provides details about music events and trends that interest this target demographic.
Pitch
Michaela Mullett is presenting an idea for a new product to meet the client's requirements. She aims to convince the client that her product is the perfect fit. Her presentation discusses creating a magazine called "Simple" targeted at 16-24 year old females. It will contain lifestyle content presented in a fun, youthful style and be self-financed through advertising placed in the magazine.
Music magazine
The magazine will be called "Music First" and will target teenagers and young adults interested in pop music and hip hop. It will have both a printed edition released every two weeks and an online edition updated weekly. The online edition will provide more insider information and allow tracking readership. The magazine will have a colorful vintage style with short headlines and buzzwords to attract readers. It will include exclusive artist interviews, information on tours and new releases, and sections on fashion, makeup, and prizes to engage its young audience.
Magazine pitch indiago
The document discusses plans for a Christmas-themed indie fashion magazine, including choosing a target audience of 15-25 year olds, taking inspiration from magazines like Vogue and Cosmopolitan, and laying out articles with columns and photographs showcasing models in grunge clothing from the 1980s era. Feedback is provided on genre choices and layout ideas, and the writer outlines plans to feature an article on favorite Christmas songs by a popular artist and to photograph a model against a plain background while promoting grunge fashion pieces.
Magazine pitch indiago
The document provides details about planning a Christmas-themed indie/grunge fashion magazine. It discusses targeting the magazine towards 15-25 year olds and using a column layout for readability. Models will be photographed in grunge-inspired clothing with captions mentioning where items are from. Inspiration is taken from popular magazines like Vogue and Cosmopolitan, focusing on their layout techniques. Feedback is provided from two peers, with one focused on the music aspect and another preferring more fashion coverage. Photoshoot inspiration pictures aim to capture models in a natural setting like a field while highlighting fashion details.
Unzipped pitch
The document proposes a new alternative lifestyle magazine called UNZIPPED targeted at 16-24 year olds. It will be financed through advertising and distributed free with the Northern Echo newspaper. The magazine will focus on music, art, fashion and creative content geared towards its target audience. It will stand out from competitors by having a more serious tone while maintaining an engaging style. The business plan estimates the magazine will turn a profit from advertising revenue.
Flirt magazine pitch complete
Kay Li has been commissioned to create a new magazine for 16-25 year olds to be financed through advertising. She plans to create a "hybrid" magazine called FLIRT that combines women's lifestyle content with fashion/beauty content. It will target females aged 16-24 from socioeconomic group ABC1. The magazine will include interviews, reviews, fashion articles, and experimental layouts. It will be high quality to appeal to readers of the Northern Echo newspaper. The magazine will be self-financed through advertising sales and magazine sales.
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- 1. By Jessica Mata MAGAZINES EFFECT ON CULTURE
- 2. • Our culture has been affected throughout time because of the images pushed on us through the media. • Magazines everywhere show us what we should be wearing depending on the season, what is trending and what hairstyles are in. • We want to look as perfect as the celebrities on the covers of magazine with the perfect make up and outfits GET THE HAIR AND MAKE-UP
- 3. • According to this months magazine I can get Kendal Jenner’s look at Sephora. • But I also want the soft skin look, good thing Vogue has listed the best face foundations TIME TO GO SHOPPING
- 4. WHAT ELSE DO I NEED • We are continuously told where we can get “Taylor Swifts VMA Look” • The type of hair we should have in the summer and how we should change it up for the winter. • Of course we can’t forget to get everything in our must have list according to Cosmopolitan, how will we survive the Coachella Music Festival?!?!
- 5. • As I am in line about to pay I think to myself, do I really need this $35 lipstick, or even this $40 facial cleanser. • Do I really need to cut my hair and get the ombre look like Vanessa Hudgens and Jennifer Lawrence? WAIT A MINUTE.. The answer is NO
- 6. • As a college student with two jobs my money shouldn’t be going towards the expensive make-up, clothes, handbags, and new iphone. • Rather, that I should be saving that money for my future goals or any emergencies that come up. • Think about all the stuff you bought in the past six months, II am sure most of it was unnecessary. • Now look in the mirror and just put on the first t-shirt and pair of jeans you see…Don’t you feel so comfortable and relaxed. • I did and you can immediately feel a wait lifted of your shoulders NOW TAKE A STEP BACK..
- 7. PUT DOWN THE MAGAZINES AND SEPARATE YOURSELF Create your own “Must Haves” list: Good Company Unforgettable Memories Exciting Adventures Great Food
- 8. • It is easy to see now how we can be caught up with looking our best all the time because it is what is expected from us • At the same time we need to realize that it isn’t naturally part of our culture to be like this, but rather an idea that is strongly pushed on to us. • People are still strongly influenced by this which is why we all want to be like the top celebrities and follow the fashion trends as they come and go. • Magazines have clearly affected our culture and it seems that they will continue to, but we are all individuals and can choose when to stop wearign the same close as Jennifer Lawrence and just live up to our own expectations OUR CULTURE
- 9. WHAT’S ON YOUR MUST HAVE’S LIST?