The text is a cover of a magazine called “Women’s Health” and features the beautiful, thin, and famous Brooklyn Decker. The journal also suggests tips and tricks on how to maintain a healthy and athletic lifestyle without putting in much effort. As the title of the monthly indicates—it is a magazine that only attracts women, in contrast to it’s counterpart “Men’s Health”.
The colors used for the cover support this, as the editors used mainly feminine colors, such as light pink for the title and for the bullet points, and further used a white background, which it gives it a lighter touch than for example, darker colors. The text uses also bold black font and big letters, as well as red to accentuate the main topics featured in this issue. This…show more content… Women who are concerned with their appearance or are unhappy with their current unhealthy lifestyle, are tempted by themes such as, healthy diets, new work-out routines or beauty tips. However, it does not only entice women who want to improve, but also already athletic and healthy women who are looking for new and exciting ways to mix up their current method. Words like “secret” and “ideas” support this further.
The image used represents exactly that—a young, healthy, and athletic woman. She serves as the prime example, the end goal and the text accompanying the picture show the audience on how to achieve them effortlessly. Furthermore, an arrow points exactly to the woman’s flat belly and indicates that the article in the magazine will tell the reader on how to get it.
“Effort” is also a key word as the magazine indicates that one does not need to put in much time in order to achieve those goals. This further suggests that it is a magazine for younger, working women that do not have much leisure time to spend hours in a gym (e.g. 4 Easy Ways; Get-Fit-Fast Special). Evidently, it additionally features an article on the cover that is supposed to teach women how to be successful without even being
