Teen Vogue

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Magazine analysis

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Description• The magazine is published in a smaller

6¾"x9" format.• Allowing it a unique cover size and more

visibility on the front of a magazine selling shelf.

• Which is why it can also be displayed in the digest section.

• Since its not your regular A4 sized magazine it can easily fit into a handbag.

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• Teen vogue is the teenage version of Vogue.

• Mainly focusing on fashion and celebrities.

• It is similar to vogue magazine,it talks about the latest magazine but amongst teenagers.

• Since the magazine is for teenagers there are a lot more younger assets within the layout such as gossip articles,school advice,relationship advice,relationship advice,interior design ideas and the latest in the intertainment business.

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MAST HEAD

• In this Teen Vogue logo, it uses two different fonts, contrasting both serif and sans-serif.

• Teen is in a sans-serif font (Franklin Gothic Book) while Vogue is in serif (Didot).

• I believe the creator did this as a conscious choice to convey two different messages. First of all, Vogue is an iconic magazine that dates back to 1892. Although the font initially used was different from the one currently, it was still a serif font.

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• Since Teen Vogue branches off from the original Vogue, it makes sense to leave the word “Vogue” as the iconic serif font in the logo because it still allows the viewer to identify with the original Vogue magazine. This acts as a reference to its historical context.

• Then, to appeal to the teen demographic, I think the creator chose to go with a sans-serif font because younger generations identify with it more. Typically, sans-serif fonts aren’t as serious and are more fun, and this is what teens are all about.

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• Finally, by making “Teen” red and “Vogue” black, I think this is an effective contrast because it mixes the ideas of being bold and carefree with something that’s classy and timeless

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TARGETED AUDIENCE

• Age: This cover would attract readers aged 13-21.

• Gender: The magazine would (mainly) attract females,due to the ‘role model’ appeal on the front page and the large bold subtitles are all oriented around fashion mostly.

• Language: On the cover it is short,catchy and captilised in order to grab the female readers attention.

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THE MAIN IMAGE:Taken directly in front of the girl and very natural styled,the background makes the

photo stand out and the pose the girl is in.

Hot pink,purple,black

and white seem to be the theme of the magazine giving it

an over all femininne look.

Sub-headings on the the magazine are black in color.

Advertising clothes,and talks about other things that you may find inside,making the reader want to buy it.

Large numbers seem to catch attention and it talks about how you can make denim look great so teens would

want to buy it.

The cover line is capitalized and the use of bright color

makes it stand out.The front cover is reader friendly

because of the style of the photograph and the content.

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Key words in bold form draws attention to the story and emphasizes

on the meaning.

Use of icons are eye-catching and it also

contributes to the article subject.

A medium shot of the celebrity is the

conventional shot type used in fashion

magazines.

The head line draws attention which uses

contemporary language, ‘epic prom’ is a subject that would appeal to

teenage girls.

The color scheme is a visually attractive aspect

making it look professional.

The main image is of the rising star Shailene Woodley who acts in the hit teen movie ‘Divergent’ which is

attractive to the targeted market.

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