Update- 27th of sep

 Update

Beauty mag

Beauty mag contents

MAGAZINE

• Added more to my first draft of the magazines
• Moved around contents page contents 
• Added more pictures on the contents page and changed around the colours- house colours and fonts
• Reduced the size of contents page writing- from 6/8 to 4
• Almost finished writing the Editor's letter- feature of other research I have done  
• Still want to change my front covers- switch the original of Harriet on her own to Harriet and Robbie together- representation- presenters?

Looked at Vogue contents and editors letter pages- analysis to help with with my magazine and journalism

   

WEBISTE 

• Changed fonts on the website 
• Added a 'call to action on the website' as well as a 'tag line'
• Cover lines matched to that of the magazine 
• Still will add some more blog posts just for filler 

 

Contents Pages-Draft

 

Self-shoot= Beauty shoot

First draft of magazine covers

 overall representation- age

For this Fashion celebration issue, I wanted to keep the front page as minimalistic as possible, with the black and white picture, mirroring the photograph of Twiggy in the big fur jacket. I wanted to add a pop of colour with the purple draw attention to the different cover lines. Harriet will be presenting the 70's era

• Robbie and Harriet 
• Harriet on her own 
• Eleanor

For this beauty cover, I focused on the colour palette of red, black, gold and a cool white. I used palette to be eye-catching and bold. I kept the cover lines minimal

• Evie
• Me
• Daisy 
• Picture of perfume 
• Gua Sha

PERHAPS FOR THE FASHION MAG

• boy and girl
• uni-sex clothing/dressing
• colour opposites

remake in PS

Intertextual links

 

In this image of Harriet, I incorporated the typical 'basic' 70's style, by dressing Harriet in a printed boho dress, round sunglasses, long necklaces, headbands, hoops and go-go boots.

In this image, I tried to mirror the more casual 70's/80's day time outfit, with a big floaty blouse and flared blue jeans.

I used a high camera angle and focused lens, in which I then saturated and edited the image to bring out the colour and vibrancy of the dress; incorporating the 70's style of dress sense, posing and camera angle, with the bright colours seen in today's fashion.

In this image of Twiggy, I recreated it exactly. The same photography, facial expression and the dark large fluffy coat.

Harriet- Fashion

 

Harriet and Robbie= Fashion shoot