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Component 1: Magazines Flashcards

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What year was Vogue first issued?

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1892

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Who bought Vogue in 1905?

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American publisher Conde Nast

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In what year was British Vogue launched?

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1916

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Who was appointed editor of British Vogue in December 2017?

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Edward Enninful

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What significant change did Edward Enninful bring to British Vogue?

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Changes to content and representations

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What was the average circulation figure for British Vogue in 2021?

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191,000 issues

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How many digital subscriptions does Vogue claim to have?

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5.3 million

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What is the target audience of Vogue?

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ABC1 fashion and style conscious women

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What demographic did Vogue traditionally target?

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Older female audience aged 30–45

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What is the primary source of revenue for Vogue?

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Advertising revenue

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What font has been used for the Vogue masthead since the 1950s?

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Didot

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What does the word ‘vogue’ mean?

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Trendy or popular

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What does the use of the dominant colour red on the cover suggest?

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Celebration, joy, luxury, power, and strength

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What is the significance of the caption ‘Survivor, Activist, Legend’ on the cover?

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It anchors Malala as a Vogue role model

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How does the composition of the front cover enhance Malala’s status?

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Follows the principles of traditional design and the rule of thirds

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What does Malala’s headscarf represent?

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Her culture and religion

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What major event occurred in August 2021 related to the political context of Vogue’s cover?

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British and American troops were preparing to leave Afghanistan

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What was the significance of featuring a Muslim woman on the cover of Vogue?

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Highly unusual and challenged historical representation in mainstream magazines

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Who was the first Black cover model on British Vogue?

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Naomi Campbell

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What does the red colour symbolize in the context of Malala’s representation?

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Celebration and strength

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Fill in the blank: Vogue is classed as a _______ magazine.

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glossy, monthly, women’s lifestyle consumer

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What rhetorical device is used in the coverline ‘LOVE AFTER LOCKDOWN’?

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Alliteration

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What is the role of Edward Enninful in Vogue’s editorial board?

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First Black editor

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What does the phrase ‘FIGHTING TALK’ on the cover signify?

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Broadens appeal beyond traditional fashion readers

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True or False: Edward Enninful's appointment was seen as a step towards greater diversity in Vogue.
True
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What does Malala's lipstick and nail polish suggest?
Confidence in her new culture
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What is the significance of Malala's direct eye contact on the cover?
Engages the reader personally and confidently
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What does the italicized text 'The extraordinary life of' signify?
Frames Malala's importance and symmetry with the masthead
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What does the choice of the colour palette in Vogue's cover suggest?
Confidence and sophistication
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What do Malala's lipstick, nail polish, and gold jewellery suggest?
She is confident and at home in her new culture in Britain today. ## Footnote This indicates her adaptation and embrace of her identity in a new cultural context.
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What does the positioning of Malala's hands express?
Femininity, thoughtfulness, modesty, and importance of hand gestures in traditional Indian dance. ## Footnote Hand gestures are significant in many cultural expressions, including dance.
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What does the light catching Malala's eyes signify?
A personal, direct, and honest connection suggesting she is trustworthy. ## Footnote This visual cue enhances her portrayal as an extraordinary and iconic young woman.
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What should be investigated regarding Edward Enninful's role at Vogue?
The awards he has received since becoming a trailblazing editor. ## Footnote Understanding his impact can provide insights into the evolution of magazine representation.
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What aspect of British magazine covers should be compared?
How they have celebrated cultural diversity in response to Ed Enninful's lead. ## Footnote This comparison can reveal shifts in media representation and cultural narratives.
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What achievements of Malala should be researched since 'the incident'?
Her accomplishments and contributions to education and activism. ## Footnote Malala's journey post-incident is crucial for understanding her impact as an advocate.
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What is a suggested area of research regarding audience responses to the Malala Vogue cover?
How different audiences responded to the cover and the discussions it sparked. ## Footnote Audience reception can provide insights into societal views on representation and identity.
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What year was GQ launched?
1931
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What was the original name of GQ?
Gentleman’s Quarterly
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In what year did GQ rebrand to its current name?
1967
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Who produces GQ?
Condé Nast
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How often is British GQ published?
Monthly
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What is the target demographic for GQ?
ABC1 men aged between 20 and 44
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What is the monthly print readership of British GQ?
212,000
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How many unique monthly users does GQ have online?
Over 2 million
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What percentage of GQ's audience have bought or plan to buy products seen in the magazine?
88%
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What is a key characteristic of the GQ masthead?
Branded and placed in the top left-hand corner
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What colors are primarily used in GQ's design?
Black, white, gold, and orange
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Who is featured on the cover of GQ that adds star appeal?
Raheem Sterling
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What does the cover line 'Guardian Angel' suggest about Raheem Sterling?
He is guiding and protecting players and values of the game
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What does the term 'spornosexuals' refer to?
Men who are extremely body-focused
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What does Raheem Sterling's tattoo of a cross represent?
His Christian faith
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Fill in the blank: GQ is described as 'The greatest magazine around. The men's magazine with an ______.'
IQ
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What does the phrase 'All the sizzle' imply about the content of GQ?
Gossip and celebrity intrigue
54
True or False: Historically, British black men have been well represented on magazine front covers.
False
55
What did Mark Simpson coin in 1994?
'Metrosexual'
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What does the cover line 'How to wear a broken suit' suggest about GQ's content?
Fashion advice for men
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What societal expectation do modern men face according to GQ's messaging?
They must 'have it all' – health, wealth, and strength
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What event does GQ Heroes focus on?
Luxury business and creative minds
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What does the choice of Sterling as a cover star represent?
A role model for readers
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How does GQ frame Andy Burnham in its cover lines?
As clever, powerful, and forward-thinking
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What does the representation of Sterling topless with tattoos convey?
Hyper masculinity and strength
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What does GQ's focus on consumerism suggest about its target audience?
Men are informed of what they need to look good
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Fill in the blank: In a 2018 study, only ______ of 214 magazine covers featured a person of color.
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What significant change occurred in 2017 regarding Vogue's editorial direction?
Edward Enninful was appointed as editor
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What is the significance of Sterling's cover line 'How Raheem Sterling saved football from itself'?
He is portrayed as an influencer beyond the pitch
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What does the phrase 'exclusive' imply in the context of GQ's cover lines?
Content that is not available elsewhere

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