Layouts

Looking through several fashion magazines and fashion layouts, i noticed that most spreads have an introduction page. To say who the designer of the clothes is, and a little about themselves if not about them but a small piece on the spread. I then began looking at several introduction pages to spreads and especially liked these:

 

I liked this one as it was plain and simple, bringing the reader straight to the point. I liked the big bold photographs, and the small elegant font used for the writing. The writing does not get in the way of the photograph but gives the reader enough information. 

 

Second was this layout, i liked the designer being on left and the writing on the right. I liked the black and white colouring used. I also liked how the header and sub titles was placed underneath the text, as headers are usually on top.

 

Coming away from the black and white, i liked the bright colours and layout of this magazine. The headers are bold and i especially like the font used. The photographs are placed in the middle of the page giving it that thick white border. I like the small text placed on the left, it is not interferring with the photograph. 

 

Again i liked the bright colours used in this layout. The photograph takes the readers main attention and is spread across nearly both two pages but the text still stands out. I like the font used and how the text is placed to the right hand side of the photograph.

 

I liked this layout because of its simplicity. The photograph takes up the left hand page, no border is used at all and on the right hand side there is minimal writing.