GCSE Eduqas Media Studies Component 1 Mei Vogue Flashcards

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WHAT DOES THE COLOUR SCHEME SUGGEST?

The use of red creates a visual style that connotes confidence, power and strength.

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THE COVERLINE: “LOVE AFTER LOCKDOWN”

Alliterative language is used to persuade the target audience that reading the magazine may help them find romance.

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THE COVERLINE: “FIGHTING TALK: JOURDAN DUNN MEETS ANTHONY JOSHUA”

Emotive language is used to interest new audiences in the unexpected interview between a boxer and a model.

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WHAT DOES THE MASTHEAD SUGGEST?

Superimposed on the cover star, signalling the brand is more important to the audience.

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WHAT DOES MALALA’S FACIAL EXPRESSION SUGGEST?

Welcoming and serious: Involves the reader by creating the impression of direct eye contact.

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WHAT DOES THE MAIN COVERLINE SUGGEST?

Celebrates Malala’s success and status as a cultural role model.

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THE COVERLINE: “THE SHAPE OF NOW”

Reinforces the magazine’s authority in terms of style and fashion.

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THE COVERLINE: “VOGUE’S GUIDE TO SUMMER BEAUTY”

Reinforces the magazine’s status as an authority on current style.

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WHAT DOES THE COVER IMAGE SUGGEST?

The selection reflects the magazine’s move towards greater diversity of representations, appealing to a modern audience.

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THE COVERLINE: “PLEATED SKIRTS, PUFFED SLEEVES, AND PERFECTLY CUT TROUSERS”

Alliteration and the use of rule of three to engage and entertain a target audience interested in fashion trends.