i don't really think my magazine fits into a social group. the way i have set it up and the colours i've used suit a lot of different social groups. i would say that i don't think rock fans would be as interested, this is mainly down the the images. a lot of rock magazines have live photos were the singer has one foot on his amp and a mic in his hand, or shot in the studio with a bad ass pose. its more of a girly pose that's straight forward and calm rather than in your face. so think for this it would be girls who like regular chart music because the artist is girly and shy, she isn't going all out. i don't think i can really stick a label on my magazine for what social groups would read my magazine. i think its something i should have done so i could research the type of magazines they read and head of in that direction so it would cater for them and they would read it, but that would mean only a portion of people would rather than a wider range of people. i think that's whats good about my magazine i doesn't mention what music it is or what type of magazine it is, like some magazines have 'best rock magazine around' but mine is more if you know the artist or you like the look of the magazine, so i don't think it appeals to a particular social group.
Main image - she is doing a girly pose to attract female fans and show her feminine side. This will catch the eye of the female audience as they are always on the look out for things that are girly and can help their style
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