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This particular coverline and “work this out’ are a bigger font than the others but the rest are all in proportion.

Head of the model is replacing the G of ‘Vogue’

Tropical Background – indicates classy magazine

Small white font telling the audience that the magazine cover is set in Australia.

Fuchsia pink italic capitalized writing contrasting with the aqua blue sea background White text below used to show up over the models black clothing and still be easy to read and clear for the target audience.

The ‘V’ and ‘O’ of Vogue are situated at the top of the left third. Demonstrating that because of the specific font and Capitalized letters, the audience will know what the magazine is before looking at the entire front cover.

Masthead

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Head replaces the start of the word ‘magazine’

Colour Scheme – dark grey background, black writing for masthead and coverlines

Red, orange and cream colour scheme, contrasts with the dreary background

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Left Third – masthead of the ‘Q’ is the only thing to see on the left hand side as well as the ‘bumper issue’ advertisement

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Story down the left third

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Coverline: ‘Win’ put down the left third to attract the consumer’s eye.

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Placed in the centre of the page to attract the eye

Colour Scheme: main colours - red, white and black, white background.

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Colour Scheme: white, red, black, yellow

Contents PageStrap line – written across a white strip addresses the audience. The colour of the writing is pink in swirly writing indicting that it is a women’s magazine denoting feminism and passion.

Main Image - horizontally across the top of the page. Long shots/ medium long shots of models denotes fashion, clothes and women. Models have been cut and pasted on to a black background. The photo looks like it has been taking at a catwalk show which shows that ‘Look’ is actually a fashion magazine.

Editors Note

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Masthead – black block letters situated just below the image. LOOK is bolded for the emphasis of the magazines name

ContentsOther image is of singer/songwriter Taylor Swift promoting their interview with her inside.

The black strapline underneath the masthead is written in white to contrast with the black strip. Lists horizontally giving a brief overview of what the magazine is about.

Masthead – the ‘vogue’ masthead Is written over the contents banner. Contrasting the pink font with the aqua banner.

Contents banner – white font in capital letters. Easy and clear to read against the aqua banner. Just below is the date line. Indicating the month and year.

Coverline – white writing against lilac and pink transparent boxes. Indicates what will ‘feature’ in this particular part of the magazine. Image used to tell the reader what the inside interview is about.

Main image – bigger than the other images as it doesn’t have any writing to describe what the picture means other than a page number in the left hand corner.

Glass heels represented by the clear ‘glass’ writing to the right of the picture. No full description just the image and page number.

Fuchsia box over the white contents background. White writing, written in a different font to the rest. Image to go with coverline with page number written on the image. Image at a distorted angle, making the audience more intrigued.

The words exclusive report tell the audience that they will not be able to read this particular extract anywhere else other than this magazine. Immediately draws attention to this story.

Double Page spread

Main Image – centre of the page. Representing the coverline of one of the ‘hottest new workouts’

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