- Have more editorial photo shoots
- More photos
- Better quality pictures (Some are too dark in previous magazines)
- More art influence
- Interesting photography (artistic)
- More pictures/graphics/drawings
- Eye-catching cover
- More interesting background for each page of the magazine instead of just white
- Publish ads that push borders
- Keep content fresh by publishing stories that are unique
- Innovative pieces
- Good writing; quality over quantity
- Good number of readers
- Push writers to go out on a limb and make BOLD predictions of future fashions/trends
- No extras ie. horoscopes, quizzes etc. and fill with more pieces by students
- Really geared towards market; more interviews with young designers, entreprenuers, bands
- Local designers
- Interview with Dagg and Stacey-Fashion Editorial
- Interview Peter Papateau/Serge Icerbel (Lush magazine fashion director)
- Interviews with new, Canadian designers
- Interviews with students from George Brown
- Promote GB fashion students within our programs and community
- Promote GB students who have started their own clothing and jewelry lines
- Music Section- ie. bands, CD reviews; music with fashion tie-ins
- Reviews of fashion shows
- Neighborhood Spotlights- ie. stores that are lesser known in the Annex, Yorkville, etc.
- Local finds, shops, gems
- Toronto style hotspots ie. discovering the city; toronto fashion map
- Local Toronto fashion scene
- Comparing fashion in Toronto to fashion in an other city ie. Tokyo
- Fashions in Korea (will be traveling there in Oct.)
- Travel
- Seasonal trends- ie. XMas fashion
- Perfect drinks/coctsails for Christmas season
- How to throw an awesome party
- Makeup and hair matching your outfit
- Top ten trends and how to work them
- ‘Must haves’ from Fashion Week or for the season
- Advice column about common fashion problems
- ‘Fashion Police’ but choose stylish people and comment on why they look good
- Interview people on the street about how they would describe their style
- ‘What’s in your Bag?’- popular magazine in Japan
- Look into different parts of the fashion industry; different genres
- Grunge vs. Luxe inspiration
- Incorporate many different fashion styles in to the writing ie. grunge, hippy, etc.
- Environmental issues
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Suggestions For Oh, George! Fall/Winter
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