TATLER



GENERAL

1)Tatler is targeted towards to mainly a female audience who are upper class and upper-middle class. Roughly around the ages of between 18 to 40.At average they should get about £261,572 HHI

2)The editor introduces the magazine by stating that there fabulously targeted,sensational and that the readers are the richest in the country .The also say that the readers live in houses as big and amazing as the houses in books.

3)
Circulation=80,035
Readership=163,000
Average HHI= £261,572
Female 73%
ABC1=81%
AB%=51%
Average Age=41
London/SE 70%

4) Most Tatler readers spend thousands of money on expensive fashion wear such as designer .Also most Tatler readers have to buy it after seeing things advertised in magazines.

5)Travel Guides, Wedding Guides, Beauty and Cosmetic Surgery Guides, Spa Guides, Watches and Jewellery Guides,School Guides.5)This shows that Tatler reader care alot about apperance and also that they also think  they need to be smart .

Media Language

1.It has 8 magazine cover key conventions features of this edition of Tatler.

2)The title is in serif to show that an older audience read Tatler.

3)The cover lines are in sans -serif to show that although they are old , they are still up to date with the news things.

4)They are coloured in black and white so they stand out.

5)The pink suggests it is warm and farm .The green and black suggests that it is cool and fresh.

6)She a golden coloured dress which highlights how wealthy she is.She has a serious face on to show that the company isn't a fake and its all true.She has a gold necklace to show that Tatler is for the rich

Representation

1)Posh people are represented as it says "THE NEW POSH"Also uni students because it refers to
"the one month gap year"

2)That rich people wear a lot of accessories and they attend many parties.

3)A stereotype being reinforced is that to be beautiful you need to be white , have long hair, have jewellery and have a  hour glass shaped body .

4)There is no representation of middle which suggests that the audience are mainly upper class or upper-middle class.

5) A preferred reading to this cover of Tatler is that to be beautiful you need to look similar to the women in the middle of the magazine . Also that you need to be rich to be apart of the Tatler community.An oppositonal reading to this cover of Tatler is that some people have different views of what beauty is to them and therefore they wouldn't agree that Georgina bevan is good looking.

Social and Cultural Context

1) None of the normal civilians lives are included in the cover to show the superiority of the  upper class and upper-middle class compared to the lives of the people who are middle class or lower.

2) Britain is represented as very enjoyable and that there are lots of things to do.

3)In Tatler they mainly include cover lines to do with fashion for the readers to buy.
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4)Cressida bonas because she used to date Prince Harry.I think this is important because tatler readers like to be close to the things that happen in the royal family







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