For this project I chose to display Vogue magazine, which has become well-known for its modern fashion, trendy lifestyle articles, and of course, being unafraid to demolish the standard. Vogue has demonstrated to play by its own rules, something that many other grand names refrain from doing. Thus this picture features exactly that, the refusal to abide by the traditional ideas of what clothing and accessories are considered feminine and masculine, hence the models adorning fishnets, skirts, and long earrings.

The product i chose to advertise, Manic Panic, is a popular vegan hair coloring brand that’s known for its vibrant colors and its healthy impact on the environment. I noticed that when it came to advertising beauty products and ideas it would be often be associated with chic women and rarely with men. I thought a casual image of a group of teenagers with dyed hair would be a perfect image to remind the audience that there is really no set binary for cosmetics, we all deserve to present ourselves however we want in the absence of judgement. Which is also why i chose to add the catchphrase, “own your color” aiming to encourage everyone to have confidence with who they are!

Vogue is known to be an influential American fashion and lifestyle magazine. I know these magazines usually use women as models and i tried to incorporate a different version in where it is not all female and that there’s more beyond that and just clothes for women and with their representations.