Vogue - Media Language Flashcards

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What is Vogue?

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A historical, mainstream magazine

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When was the set edition of Vogue released?

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July 1965

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Who is the star on the front cover of Vogue?

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Sophia Loren

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What is a periodical publication?

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A publication issued at regular intervals

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How often is Vogue published?

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Once a month

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What ideologies are most prevalent in Vogue?

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Consumerism, capitalism, materialism

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What does a magazine cover need to include?

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Indicate who the magazine is intended for, drawing the attention of the target audience.​

Indicate the type of magazine it is (the relevant genre or sub-genre should be clearly signalled to the reader).​

Help the magazine stand out from its competitors by conveying a clear sense of brand identity.​

Persuade potential readers to buy the magazine by creating audience interest and appeal.

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Why is it important that the front cover of magazines look appealing to their target audience?

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To ensure they sell on the news stand

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What is a repeat purchase?

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When someone buys the same brand or product that they have done previously

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What is a house style?

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The distinctive ‘look’, aesthetic or visual style of the magazine, which helps to convey a sense of its brand identity

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What is an editorial philosophy?

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The philosophy is what ensures that a publication feels whole and complete when consumed by readers

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How does the inclusion of the ‘Money’ article in Vogue suggest the 1960s is an era of change and why might women’s expectations be changing at this time?

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As a result of post war-prosperity and consumer boom, women grew a desire to become more financially independent, as a result of the growing women’s rights movements, as it was no longer illegal to work after marriage​

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Who wrote the Money article and why might this provide a role model for the reader and represent Vogue as quite progressive in its editorial philosophy?

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Sheila Black - Female financial advisor from the Financial Times. She is working in a male dominated profession, which reflects the progressive views of Vogue.

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What are the connotations of the font styles used?

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The font styles convey a sophisticated aesthetic, using a vintage yet classy typeface.​ This conforms to the house style of the magazine and emphasises the aristocratic culture of the institution.

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What type of typography is used?

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A serif font is used and is in fact Times New Roman, which have short decorative lines, called serifs, added to the letters. The style projects a traditional look.

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