This is my redemption of my failed AS Level Media Studies Unit 2 Test.
Genre: Fashion & Lifestyle
Demographic
Age: 25-45
Gender: Male
Psychographic
Hobbies & Interests: Fashion, Business, Self-care and Grooming
Lifestyle: Active, Successful, Rich, Spend money on high end products
Masthead: The literal meaning of "Vogue" magazine is rooted in its role as a leading authority on prevailing fashion and style trends, embodying the current wave of popularity and influence in the fashion industry.
Typography: Serif fonts are used in the magazine because, serif fonts can convey a sense of sophistication and tradition, which might be fitting for business and lifestyle sections. They can also enhance readability in longer articles.
Image: A classy rich looking gentlemen has been selected for the cover. A cowboy shot was used in this cover to make it look cool. The subject has been posed sitting down with one legs up which suggests a gentlemen pose. The subject dressed elegantly making him look professional and charming.
Language: The magazine strapline is "Playboy, Gambler, Mystery Man" suggests a charismatic and enigmatic figure, blending the allure of a socially active playboy with the thrill-seeking nature of a gambler and an air of mystery, creating a persona that embodies style, risk, and intrigue.
Representation: The image in the cover aligns with potrayal of a classic old money gentlemen. Old money gentlemen are often depicted as individuals with a deep connection to tradition and family heritage. This may be conveyed through symbols such as family crests, heirlooms, or references to prestigious family histories.
Demographic
Age: 25-45
Gender: Male
Psychographic
Hobbies & Interests: Fashion, Business, Self-care and Grooming
Lifestyle: Active, Successful, Rich, Spend money on high end products
Masthead: The literal meaning of "Vogue" magazine is rooted in its role as a leading authority on prevailing fashion and style trends, embodying the current wave of popularity and influence in the fashion industry.
Typography: Serif fonts are used in the magazine because, serif fonts can convey a sense of sophistication and tradition, which might be fitting for business and lifestyle sections. They can also enhance readability in longer articles.
Image: A classy rich looking gentlemen has been selected for the cover. A cowboy shot was used in this cover to make it look cool. The subject has been posed sitting down with one legs up which suggests a gentlemen pose. The subject dressed elegantly making him look professional and charming.
Language: The magazine strapline is "Playboy, Gambler, Mystery Man" suggests a charismatic and enigmatic figure, blending the allure of a socially active playboy with the thrill-seeking nature of a gambler and an air of mystery, creating a persona that embodies style, risk, and intrigue.
Representation: The image in the cover aligns with potrayal of a classic old money gentlemen. Old money gentlemen are often depicted as individuals with a deep connection to tradition and family heritage. This may be conveyed through symbols such as family crests, heirlooms, or references to prestigious family histories.
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