I incorporated images that interest me for example the more creative, art-inspired fashion photography I think is very unique and interesting. Also a lot of the pictures used in high fashion magazines are quite abstract and different, to stand out from conventional, plain background studio settings.
I like the different effects used to edit the images, for example the mirrored effect and the pattern/colour overlay to exaggerate some of the photographs.
The typography in magazines such as; Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, Dazed and confused, etc are often very simple and clear to read. The typeface also tends to be serif, as this is considered more classic and sophisticated. This is very conventional and here are some examples in the magazines I listed above:
The font also starts much larger at the beginning, so that the title stands out and catches the audiences attention. The images however, range from a studio setting to a full spread image including landscape, used as the background of a whole page.
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