Double Page Spread Colour scheme: The colour scheme of these pages are neutral colours such as light and dark greys. The only bright colour that is on the page is Florence’s hair and the American flag. The use of the neutral greys makes the illumines colour of Florence’s red hair stand out against the greys. This feature draws the readers eye in straight away. The other colour used is black which also stands out against the background.

Image: The image itself stands out as she is posed in a way that makes her look appealing to the male gaze. The outfit she is wearing also draws the attention of the male gaze as she is wearing a short tight dress that is revealing but also she is wearing very high shoes which elongate her legs and draw the attention of males.

The use of the American flag links to what the article is about but also to the background.

Makes reference to her songs. This links to the readers as they can recognise her work and will want to carry on reading the article to find out what it’s about. Also they will be drawn in by the image of Florence as it captures the attention first.

The use of different colours highlights who the article is about.

Font: The use of son serif makes the text look formal and gives it a look of elegance.

Double page spreadColour scheme: The colour scheme of this double page spread matches the outfit that Justin Bieber is wearing. They use masculine colours (red and black).

Image: the image they use is of Justin Bieber posing in a way that makes him look relaxed, they use a chair as a prop in this image which helps with the pose and goes with Bieber’s image of being a pop ‘star’. By having the image on one whole page it attracts the eye of the audience. It also limits the amount of writing that the readers have to understand as they won’t want to have to read thousands of words- this goes with the age range that this magazine is aimed at.

The use of images on the article links to what the article is about and goes with the headline of “girls give me a headache”.

The colour of the font links with the colour scheme throughout the page and helps draw the eye of the reader to the page. It also helps the page flow.

Font: The use of son serif makes the text look formal and gives it a look of elegance.

The use of different colours highlights who the article is about.

Double page spreadColour scheme: the colour scheme of this page consists of red, white and blue but also has yellow included. The colours go with the theme of the magazine, as it is a seasonal issue the colours have something to do with Christmas, this is shown by the use of the title being ‘Merry Christmurs!’ instead of merry Christmas. It uses a play on words.

They highlight quotes that they deem the most interesting, or that the readers will find the most exciting.

They include three images all together of Murs, one is used as a main focus and can be a poster for the readers to keep. Whereas the other images were took outside, whilst the poster image would have been shot in a studio.

Image used as a full page, it can be used by it’s readers as a poster. This could be seen as a ‘freebie’ which the target audience of this magazine would appreciate.

There is a theme to this page, it being Christmas. They use a play on words and uses colours that the readers would relate to Christmas.

The pose that Olly is stood in is quite playful and can be seen as childish and cheeky. This will appeal to the female audience .