Table Of Contents


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    For the fist magazine (Natalia Vodianova), its table of contents has a big image on the left and on the right side is the table of content with the page number and title of each article. It uses serif font and gives a quick sentence on the page giving photo and writing credits. It is very simple like the cover where they include the main image and not much text. There are  also different categories where the page numbers and their titles lie under and in total there are 2 pages for table of contents. 





Image result for Gal Gadot W Magazine    For the second magazine's table of contents, it starts with an image of the girl featured on the cover on the top left corner and under the picture are the number of pages put under the same catogories as the first, which are Fashion+Features, Who's Next, What's Hot, Beauty, and Departments. The credits of the writer and photographer are presented, also including the details of what the model is wearing on the bottom right corner






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    The table of contents for the last magazine includes a big photo of the girl on the cover and includes the number of pages under the same categories. The table of contents separate from each other seeing how they are intersected by models wearing designer brands like Coach and then continuing on another page.The credits of photographers,models,designers, and author is included at the bottom left in one page and on the bottom right of the second.






 

      When making my own table of contents I will keep in mind the way that W magazine does their own. From my research I will most likely include a picture of the person featured in my cover on the side of my table of contents like I saw throughout the three magazines. I also like the use of Categories to help my magazine look organized. The use of serif fonts is something I want to keep in mind since it will make my own magazine have the classic and elegant look I want so bad. The things I do not expect to execute that were seen on the magazine was how the table of contents was split in the third magazine. I would like my table of contents to be two pages as well, but not separated, instead it would be right next to each other. Finally I will also include photo credits for my magazine to look professional. 


















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