NEA magazine and contents page rough cut compared with final cut



















For my rough cut magazines I focused on a streetwear fashion brand aesthetic with only one model for each issue. The images on these rough cuts were also not the highest quality as well as not matching the mise en scene of the reference magazines that i'm basing my final cut off of.

When doing the final cut I re took all my photos swapping out the streetwear aesthetic for a more professional  outfits for my models and also adding more of a variety in models as well as adding pictures of high end items, places and art. I also changed the font to CINZEL to give a more expensive look. I added more stories to the front covers and a link to the website for my brand.

I added more stories that fit the brief more effectively on the contents pages of my product and restructured the layout to match the layout of my style model GQ.




























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