Fashion Magazines Affect on Teenage Girls

Evaluative Report The aims of my production piece were to create a magazine front cover and contents page to suit a specific genre, which was teen girls, using the layout, mise en scene and design to attract my target audience. ... She is wearing combat clothes, which is the fashion of the time, and she has her hand on her hip, which shows attitude. ... One picture shows the fashion in the magazine and a model has a stylish dress on and looks very elegant which is very persuasive because it says that you can look like the model if you buy the magazine. ... The typical codes and conventions...

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What they advertise in fashion magazines such as in Cosmopolitan, Seventeen, Vogue, and in other populous magazine brands influence their readers. ... This research paper will unravel the horrid truth of how fashion magazines affect the female adolescence and how parenting roles can be effective. How do fashion magazines influence female adolescents' (12-19 years old) health and their concept of beauty? ... This paper will discuss on these three points: a) The Role of  Fashion Magazines                   b) The impacted influence upon adolescence c) Teaching your child before...

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The fashion director is Regina Teplitsky and Diana Lorenza Byrne is the beauty director. ... Seventeen's purpose is to educate and to help guide teenage girls through their toughest and most troubling years of their lives. ... Feminism also means having qualities viewed as typical of or suitable to women and girls such as beauty, grace, manners, and style. ... They explored the VD virus to warn teenagers how they could contract it and warn of it affects. ... Feminism is having qualities viewed as typical of or suitable to women and girls such as beauty, grace, manners, style and fashion. ...

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many teenage girls say. Studies have shown that 1% of teenage girls suffer from some sort of eating disorder. ... The most well known cause of eating disorders in teenage girls is the media. ... Social influences are another leading cause of eating disorders in teenage girls. ... Societies pressure on the female teenage population should not affect the way they feel about themselves. ...

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Many ads are about alcohols, cigarettes, fashion clothes, tattoos, and even the sexual medicament. ... For one side, teenage drinking has become a big trouble in the recent years; for another side, those rock stars continue to encourage young people to drink through mass media such as Rolling Stone magazine. ... Therefore, we can see a lot of fashion clothes, boots, perfumes, and watches that are advertised inside Rolling Stone's magazine. ... Generally, there is amount of girls go to abortion couple of weeks after a party. ... Rolling Stone encourages young people to follow the fashi...

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It has the largest impact, although, on teenage girls. All across the United States, millions of young girls see as many as three thousand ads each day, either in magazines, on billboards, or on television. ... Many girls look at magazine images and ads that they see, and visualize the "perfect body image? ... Despite what teenage girls may intend or imply, the media will always have a large impact on their lives. ... This means that the typical fashion model is 23% thinner then the average woman. ...

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Every time a teenage girl opens up a magazine she is confronted by beautiful women who have perfect bodies, expensive clothing and seem to have the perfect life. ... Today's fashion models weigh 23% less than the average female. However, 69% of girls in one study said that magazine models influence their idea of the perfect body shape, when realistically only 1% of girls have a chance of being as thin as a runway model. ... Although distorted body image has widely been known to affect women and girls, there is growing awareness regarding the pressure men and...

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Real Girls in a Barbie World With her dazzling blonde hair, blue eyes, and long legs, she instantly became the role model for little girls all around the world. However, the unrealistic body image that Barbie possesses has a negative affect on self-esteem and the way young girls view themselves. ... Barbie has changed over the years as fashion and teenage trends have shifted. ... They see their mothers and women on television pursue the quest for a slimmer waistline, and articles about losing weight and feeling great are featured in all girls" magazines. ... So why do we place things like...

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Living in A Perfect World It is difficult as a teenage girl to see the long-legged models on the television and in magazine that show what women are "supposed" to look like. ... Women see other females on television or in magazines and sometimes are persuaded to think they would be more desirable if they participated in the newest fashion trend. ... (Cohan 324) Men can subconsciously compare girls they meet to who is on the tube. ... In Shallow Hal, Hal won't even look at a girl unless she is thin and beautiful. ... The pressure to look gorgeous affects the way men and women act towar...

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