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Research: Magazine Layouts

The front cover of any magazine is what determines the kind of audience it would be targeting and how profoundly it would be known to its readers. It needs to be reflective of its targeted audience, their characteristics and tastes, while also being in line with the genre that it follows. In the case of Beauty magazines, different brands follow a different theme when it comes to portraying their definition of beauty through elements including, camera angle, shot, lighting and mise-en-scenes. Here are a few examples of brand diversity in beauty magazines.







These magazines have given me a good understanding of what my own beauty magazine cover page should look like.

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