The other thing i notice in these magazines was that they only showed people who had a certain cass. All these people looked rich to me. I mean i don’t on daily bases wear clothes like the people in the magazine or can even effort to buy even one whole outfit as the women from these magazines. Actually when i look around i don’t see any one dressing like the women from the magazine. I am sure even though we all

The other issue that i noticed with both thee magazines was th there was hardly any women of colour posing for such advertisements. We know that our society even though consists of many coloured people, still poses for mainly white people. Mot of the girls in these magazines were white and blonde. This was kind of a shocking for me. I have been aware that the television castes for ostly white people but i wasnt quite sure about the magazines. In both the magazines combined there were only eleven black people counting Jennifer Lopez three times and Lucy Liu once. There was no Oriental women, no Indian Women or Arab women. Does this mean that they are not catering to women of color or does it mean that women of olour are not beautiful enough to model for these magazines. We live in a multicultured place and so we need to envolve every one in every thing. Are we only going for one look? Arnt these magazines givng a clear message that white is beautiful and black or colour is not, that white is the majority and black or color is not. Even though when you go to most parts of Toronto you will see mostly colored people around more tan white people. I still don’t understand that why todays most educated and talented people who work with the magazine industry make the same old mistake of discrimination which our fore fathers made years ago.

I will first start by talking about the body image of the women in these two or lets say in all magazine. All women in these magazines have an ideal look which is tall, skinny, slimming and sexy. None of these women are over weight or even the weight that they should be. It is very normal for a women to be on a diet now a days. Every women wants to look like the models we see in these magazines. Both cosmopolitan and the Glow has the same ideal weight for women. In the eyes of our society women

x, race and class are interconnected in these magazines.

Some topics in this essay:
Julia Roberts, Women Arab, Tommy Hilfiger, Mass Media, Cosmopolitan Glow, women magazines, women magazine, Liu Oriental, image women, white people, eating disorders, body image, Jennifer Lopez, women magazines change, advertisements using, message white, body image women, low cut, magazines change,