Magazines: Heat CSP

 Media Language

1. People purchase magazines in the hopes that the content will be educational and entertaining, so if the strap lines are compelling, they will be more persuaded that the magazine will be a good one. The strap lines also increase the magazine's desirability because they highlight all the fascinating stories that are inside.

2. The word "heat" implies that it is presented in a formal manner to persons of distinction.

3. Their photos are employed in the print layout to convey a narrative, attract the viewer's attention, and         establish a certain tempo.

4. Design and Typography
   
     - Mix if sans serif and serif 
     - Classy and posh connotations.
     - Colour defines femininity or masculinity.



Media Representations

1. Harry Meghan, 

2. In order to serve as 'teachers' for the public, celebrities share their top five style recommendations and advice. Furthermore, I think they are flawlessly depicted, exceptional, and always intended to be flawless.

3. The characteristic of a women in the heat magazine is her face; it is often white, youthful, sleekly appealing, well-groomed, and frequently smiling or alluring. The portrayal of white skin, youth, attractiveness, charm, and sexuality in these periodicals validates and markets these characteristics as desirable characteristics of femininity.


4. Its readership is the wealthiest of all Condé Nast journals, surpassing even Vogue and other publications. It is aimed towards the upper class and upper middle class in Britain and around the world, as well as those interested in society events.








































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