09/09/22 draft

 

The first rough drafts - 08/09/22

More analyses

More textual analyses.pptx

I decided to do more textual analyses as my last generic research was on magazines that were not part of the Hearst corporation and I felt as the brief is to make a magazine for Hearst that I should analyse magazines from at least one of their their brands.

Here are screenshots of the textual analyses if the link doesn't work:

Ideas for the contents page

Emerging musician 

LGBTQ+ representation and what it means to the community

How teens tend to have a lack of hobbies and how that affects them

Greenwashing

Celebrity diets on a budget

Make evolution of the headscarf

Vintage fashion vs Vintage morals

Flatplan

    

Shotlist

Shot list

Pitch.pptx

From Ms. Casson's comments on my pitch, I realised that I didn't completely keep to the brief with my pitch as I focused too strongly on fashion and beauty, especially within vintage culture, rather than including a more diverse range of topics. I think my only focus on fashion will be an issue on modernising vintage fashion to suit Hijabi people to show that vintage fashion can be adapted to suit anyone (which meets the brief criteria of representation of different social groups). Another comment Ms. Casson made was that the idea of using intertextuality to Donyale Luna, the first black woman on Vogue, was something I could focus on more heavily. I also think I will include both male and female models in my magazine.

GENERIC RESEARCH

My generic research for my chosen brief is on this attached powerpoint.

Generic research.pptx

If this link doesn't work, these are the screenshots of the generic research: