- Describe themselves as “an independent British fashion, culture and arts magazine with a reputation for groundbreaking photography, fashion and editorial”
- Target audience of 18-30, predominately female in the B-C2 class bracket. The audience is of a more cultured background and wealthy for the magazine covers fashion for leading designers not from not from the high street.
- Subverts typical magazine conventions as there’s generally a lack of cover lines, giving the cover a minimalistic look
- I like how Dazed incorporate different fonts on the cover, a unique take to make it more eye catching, and the main colour with only plain or not as bold colours (sometimes complementary) to complement it
- I also like the use of the masthead to include what edition it is
Layout:
- Cover model in centre of cover
- Masthead at top
- Inclusion of cover model’s name is featured, but inconstant in the placement and sizing
Typography:
- Lack of cover lines on these cover, giving more attention to images used
- Masthead is consistent with sizing and font, but alters colour
- Cover line font alters with the edition
Use of language:
- The lack of communication in cover lines may narrow the audience as the magazine can only attract the with the image
Use of images:
- High quality editorial images
- Only one image on the cover
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