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Magazines - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Wide stance- dominance
      - Looking down- intimidation and power
    - - Confidence
      - Intimidation
    - - Shirtless
        
        fits convention of male steriotypes
      - Jewlery
        
        To show wealth
      - Tatoos
        
        Connotes to danger
        
        Tatoo on chest of a cross
        
        Pride of his religion
    - - Metrosexual
      - Subverts from male steriotypes
        
        gossip and talk of celebrities
    - - GQ is behind Raheem Sterling
        
        To show that he is more important then GQ
      - GQ as the biggest
    - - Sterling in the centre
        
        shows importance
    - - Attracts a male audience
  - - - improved over time, accepting of men taking care of appearance and grooming.
  - - - Muscular and a well-known figure
- - - - Pose
        
        Elegant and chic
      - Malala coverline
        
        Bright white
        
        Shows importance
        
        Only her first name
        
        Suggest she is famous enough to be recognised without her second name
      - Costume
        
        Headscarf called dupata- worn in a variety of ways and does not need to cover hair
        
        Shows pride in her religion
        
        Jewlery
        
        Wealth
        
        Fashionable but elegant
      - 'Survivor, legend, activist'
        
        Shows importance/ role model
        
        Triple
        
        Three adjectives adds emphasis
      - Colours
        
        Red
        
        Connotes to celebration in Muslim culture
        
        Connotes to power
      - Matshead
        
        Didot font- when people see it, it reminds them of vouge
        
        Vouge itself means something that is very popular and fashionable
        
        Slim font-Shows chic
        
        Serif font- importance/ class and luxury
    - - Malala subverts from steriotypes of most women on the cover of vouge
    - - Vouge publishers seem to be trying to be more educational, political and activist
      - Conventionally female actresses, singers or models are on the covers