Vogue

their own without the influence of another. The whimsical Clean & Clear ad’s construction and invocation will greatly (and colorfully) appeal to the nature of young women and the teenage audience. Allowing this ad to run in magazines such as, Teen Vogue, is a major key to its success. Bright colors and young eyes mix together in this world of constant visuals. The 3D imagery makes the ad come to life and makes the ad seem as though it is moving in a “slow” motion. This overall marks the “wow”…

Photography plays an important role in the criminal investigation and how influence to the artist. Since the early centuries has been used for evidence collection, recording crime scenes, identify suspects in his capture and to report events to the public. At the Metropolitan Museum of Art is presenting an exhibition “Crime Stories: Photography and Foul Play”, the exhibition includes about 70 works in collection from 19th and 20th shots. Photography by modern documentation which includes William…

together and living close to each other had been unheard of. Thankfully we have moved beyond gender discrimination. Unfortunately, color discrimination remains a factor to some degree today. There is a song that came out in the 1980’s by a group named En Vogue. The song titled “Free Your Mind”, was written about prejudice. These words should be posted these words all over social media so people can read them. I love the lyrics to this song. The chorus reads: “Before you can read me, you’ve…

physical feature that she appeared in an advertising campaign for chocolates featuring commercials wherein she "licked off" her own mole. During the beginning of her career, the mole was removed from her earlier modeling pictures, including her first Vogue cover. Her resemblance early in her career to model Gia Carangi led her to being known as "Baby…

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about both of those things either." Andy Hermann, the manager of the magazine, has following issued an expression of remorse. In a brief moment piece, Hermann conceded misguided thinking in distributed the first article. "Guess what? Youngster Vogue is correct," he composed. "They're OK. It was hostile, and for the benefit of [...] LA Weekly, I apologize for it." He said it was pointless bringing the piece down now that it has been perused such a variety of times and would rather abandon…

“ There’s never been equality for me,/ Nor freedom in this ‘homeland for the free. ’” (Let America Be America again, Langston Hughes). One of the founding. fathers of African American poetry Langston Hughes, began his poetic career from a very young age. Being a free African American Hughes had the exposure to gather publicity from his art. Langston grew up in the segregated city of Joplin Missouri, and the sight of African Americans lack of equality angered him. Langston Hughes’s poetry was…

From the start of the 20th century to the 1960s, the advertising world has evolved from polite textual information to suggestive pictorials full of sexual innuendos. Women scantily clad are projected from large screens in public spaces to help advertise products ranging from cars to lingerie. Women’s body was objectified and used as a tool to sell related or unrelated products. Sex sells and while it may only appear to define our appearance and clothing choice, its impact goes deeper into our…

In the story “When the Negro Was in Vogue” by Langston Hughes, the author takes us to a period were black weren’t allowed to do certain things, one the other hand, whites could. During this period was a time just like the ones which we seen in movies like the help, where black women were maids…

his wife the poet and Yale Review editor J.D McClatchy. They have been married since November of 2013. He continues to edit comics at Pantheon where he writes about graphic design and pop culture for publications like McSweeney's The New York Times, Vogue, and Entertainment Weekly. He also spends some of his time in Palm Beach Florida. The USA Today describes Chip Kidd as “the closest thing to a rock star in the graphic design…