Magazine genre - research

We looked on Pinterest for some store cover ideas and the ones that caught my attention the most are the VOGUE ones. I selected some of them as an inspo for my magazine. What we liked most about these magazines is the fact that the picture focuses more on the model's face and not on other details, this being positioned in the middle of the photo. Fashion magazines typically employ a classic approach, featuring large faces that grab attention on newsstands, often with models making direct eye contact. We also looked month and year of publication, often accompanied by the price, are usually indicated on the cover and monthly magazines typically appear on newsstands the month prior to the date shown on the cover. We also observed that the standard bar code used by retailers appears at the bottom of the page. We also observed that the table of contents can be crafted with or without images, but it's crucial to distinguish its elements. This ensures clarity for the reader, helping them differentiate between page numbers, topic headlines, and optional short descriptions. For the layout, we aim to establish four columns. The primary image will be situated on the right-hand side of the page, encircled by smaller pictures. Additionally, we intend to include three or four pages within the magazine. The content of my magazine will be based on the fact that despite donning basic attire, the canvas for fashion creativity remains expansive. Within the realm of simplicity, lies the opportunity to craft stylized and innovative outfits, showcasing the boundless potential of even the most fundamental wardrobe staples. For the title, we would like to go classic and position it at the top of the magazine. We had the idea of positioning the title in the middle of the image, but being positioned at the top will attract many eyes.