This magazine is aimed at middle aged men work in very successful businesses. The word ‘esquire’ means gentlemen, so these men would be respectful and professional. These men may be single as their busy schedule or their job prevents them from having a decent life with a partner and a family, these people may drive cars and they won’t be cheap cars and they might not live in a council flat or house, they might have their own apartment. The people who read this might be in to music or people may get their fashion tips to make them look smart.
MAIN IMAGE – The main image is a picture of Dizzy Rascal, which is different because Dizzy Rascal represents younger people like teenagers as he’s a MC/singer. This may be because Esquire is trying expanding the target audience for teenagers as well as the adults/business people to get more readers and more people to buy the magazine. Dizzy Rascal in a way represents more of a masculine magazine as he’s hands are clench which shows strength and shows that this is more of a masculine magazine and he is also wearing a suit to show he’s a business person.
MASTHEAD – The masthead clearly stands out, the title ‘esquire’ is written in bold and black writing which appeals to the audience. The masthead is also very elegant , the name ‘esquire’ is another way of saying gentleman and these gentlemen may work as a business person and they wont to represent themselves as a smart working person they might get there fashion tips from the magazine because it has tips on the best styles of the year and the best suits.
TARGET AUDIENCE – The magazine is aimed at middle aged men, (25-45). You can see this magazine are aimed at middle class men who have a good job because of the sell lines, they say things what boys can do or give them fashion tips or tells them about football, there’s nothing on the front cover of the magazine to do with any girls or females.
Colour Scheme - The colour scheme in esquire uses plain colours like black and white. This might be because its more business type like their suits they wear and also its more of a masculine colours.
SELL LINES – The sells lines on this magazine are also masculine as you can tell because it has things about football, fashion tips on how to look smart, places to buy suits and things about women.
Colour Scheme - The colour scheme in esquire uses plain colours like black and white. This might be because its more business type like their suits they wear and also its more of a masculine colours.
SELL LINES – The sells lines on this magazine are also masculine as you can tell because it has things about football, fashion tips on how to look smart, places to buy suits and things about women.
