title ideas for magazine (teenage magazines )

• teen voice 
• teenage dream 
• gossip girls 
• popteen 
• girlfriend 
• glam-teen 
• high-school chick 
• young and preppy 
• teenThing 
• whats hot and whats not 
• teenage pout 

ive chosen girlfriend as its a word used more commoly between girl friendships and would appeal to the teenage audience towards girls 

cover lines for magazine

• how you can create a face men cant resist 
• make fashion your passion
• spice up your school uniform 
• get your summer body for 2014 
• 50 flirting tips you have to try 
• amp up your style 
• how to get your body in shape 
• easy hairstyles that will suit you 
• make your skin clean now!
• 200+ bikinis find one that will suit your body 
• how to get that millionaire hair 
• get a glam tan
• classy isnt nasty 

this front cover for the magazine shows symmetry as the left side of the magazine is exactly the same as the right side the little white lies continue this style through out there magazine issues

this magazine shows aysymmetry as the right side is compact with quiet big pictures but the left side is filled with smaller bits of writing but has a main image behind it . all this is aysmmetrical because there are several little tings on the left and big things on the right 

this is aysmeetrical (colour) as it is vey bold colour through out the magazine front cover but has an image in the corner . the colour is bold which appeals to customers as its very colourful . its aysymmetrical as the colour is more bold than the picture in the corner 

modern: i've chosen the font for modern as its very simple and easy to read which in modern newspapers and magazines is a must 

kids: i've chosen this font for kids as it fun , good to loom at and very interesting which appeals to kids

sport : i've chosen this font for sport as its bold and needs to been seen for veiwers of the sport reading a paper or magazine

masculine: i've chosen this font for masculine as its very bold and strong , this font is usally used for the army which demonstares strong language 

feminine : i've chosen this font for feminine as it has portrayed women in words which makes this feminine  

sophisticated : i've chosen this font for sophisticated as very posh and formal and should be very neat for the upper class to read 

bold: ive chosen this font because its bold and stays out from a normal font as its oulines with black and usally used in headlines to be seen 

history: ive chosen this font asit is associated with history as its big bold and very ellegent 

Representation Homework 

First statement : 'In many rap videos women have no identity except as sexual playthings and "eye candy'

I agree with this statement because in many videos such as Blurred Lines, Gold Digger by Kanye West and Still DRE by Dr DRE many of the women are there because they look good and would attract young men therefore they are seen as eye candy. Furthermore this will teach young men that girls are just sex toys as the videos get worse and will make them represent the women like this till videos become less sexual. Also having girls in videos doing sexual things will be influenced on the younger generation, this is already happening when Miley Cyrus started to twerk, many young girls are now starting to twerk and it is now seen as normal. However this is not normal for an 11 year old girl to do because most men only come across twerking when they become an age such as 18.

Second statement : 'These images do provide pleasures to some viewers. But the concern is that men may internalise the notion that women are nothing more than sexual objects waiting to be used.'

I agree that the women in the videos give please to some viewers - these are negative images probably being viewed by secondary school students. Therefore this links to that women are nothing than sexual objects waiting to be used because a virgin would think that all girls are like these women and would throw their body around you. Therefore an image is created and it could be stereotypical that women should have a perfect body, good looking and is pretty much a man's sex object. In this day and age the concern is that the videos become pornographic and that young children between 7-10 are learning about sex too quickly and seeing things they should not see. Therefore as the videos get worse by 2018 the representation for women would become different from when MC Hammer had video girls. They used to be classy and elegant and now you could call them not classy, fake and flash their body for money. This is all influenced by the Media and most children these days are surrounded by Media. There's the Nuts Magazines where young children can see, Music videos are easily accessible on YouTube, there would be no stopping these younger teens and children perceiving the negative approach/representation because the videos are becoming worse and worse.

Third statement : These sorts of images are not unique to hip hop. Objectified female bodies are everywhere. They appear throughout our culture in films, advertisements, television programmes etc. However, within music videos, this is virtually the ONLY vision of women available.'

I disagree that these sort of images are not unique to hip hop. Because in the film Horrible Bosses, Jennifer

Aniston in the film plays are part that she is very sexual towards men, her movement is seductive and provocative and this film was on a 12 rating. Therefore many young children would be able to see what a stereotypical women is now. In the new Gilette advert there are two women in small clothing giving another stereotypical and negative representation towards women. In the programme Geordie Shore the girls are always wanting to pull men and have sex with them, this will tell the younger audience that girls just want to have sex and that to men they are just objects. This shows many different ways where young men can see what women are now represented as. And sexy, good looking women are now the only vision in Men's music videos because sex sells. And the more money the artists make the more girls they will use therefore Hip Hop Honey's will become worse over time till there will be action taken but there is none at the moment.

Will it be to late for when the children become influenced by the negative representation of women and how they should be treated and used?