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The use of quotations on the cover conventionally appeals to the celebrity culture of the 21st centre who desire deeper access into the lives and minds of music artists today.
This double page spread layout is extremely conventional of a magazine, with the right side of the page taken up predominately with the image of artistic, done for visual affect as when flicking though a magazine the eye rest majority on the right side. the feature headline echoes the style of the front cover, this bold and eccentric text juxtaposes the white background and re forces Lilly Allen's loud and confrontational manner, this image also helps to appeal to the demographic of the target audience who emulate these nonconformist ideologies. Lilly Allen's styling matches the aesthetic of the article, and her masculine lumberjack shirt conveys that she does not what to appeal sexualized in the media, unconventionally portraying her as anti patriarchal, appealing to women who may not stereotypically read NME. Her strong body language and facial expressions in which she is directly looking at the reader which piecing direct eye contact conveys she is demanding attention from the reader. Additionally The headline 'people think I'm an attention seeker but I'm just honest' portrays her rebellious nature and upfront and honest personality, which appeals again to her anti conformists audience.
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