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  • 8/13/2019 Contents Page 3 Annotation

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    Contents Page Annotation 3

    This is a contents page taken from the VIBE

    magazine.

    This vibe magazine has Beyonc laying on her

    back with her legs up in the air making a V

    shape, the V outline relates to the mast head

    of the magazine front cover (VIBE) this is

    effective as it is using the image to achieve the

    advertisement of a magazine brand.

    Beyoncs legs and bum are revealed in the main

    image on the contents. The females legs and

    bum can be used for mens attention; this image

    has a sexual reference which relates to the Laura

    Mulveys theory: the male gaze. Her legs are also

    in the centre point of the page along with the

    heading of the page: contents, this is eye

    catching for the male audience.

    The text on the contents page is very

    easy to read, the subheadings are bold

    and enlarged compared to the other text,

    and this would be to highlight the

    different topics of information within the

    magazine.

    The contents header is very unusual for

    magazine to have, one this magazine

    contents page, the text is spread out to 3

    different levels, this makes it interesting to

    the indie followers/audience as they like

    unique and different things.

    The colour palette of the page is mono-tonal

    and simple. The content uses grey, black and

    white these colours allow the image of

    Beyonc to stand out to the male audience.

    The white colour used for the text contents

    allows it to stand out boldly on top of thegrey/black background.

    VIBE commonly uses black/African/Caribbeanmusic artists/groups as the image on the front

    cover, contents and main article of their

    magazines as it links stereotypically to the

    RnB/Hip-Hop magazine genre. As used on this

    contents page Beyonc who is a black African,

    American artist which represents their interest

    for artists of this colour tone and genre.