The New York Times Style Magazine (2018)
Within the cover page, this magazine presents a monochromatic portrait shot of musician, Kim Gordon. They use a black and white filter on the photo to present a sense of timelessness, meaning that the person on the cover is an icon of several decades, which is what the magazine is advertising with, "36 Months That Changed Culture: New York City: 1981-1983". The articles included within this issue exemplify current and past events that deal with culture. Being a fashion magazine, they present a multitude of high-end clothing, perfume, and jewelry advertisements. They are located throughout the magazine, with primary focus being in the front and the back, or before an article. The cover presents a simplistic view of the main focus of the magazine, with a forward-facing photograph of Kim Gordon and the uses of pink and white lettering on the bottom half of the magazine, showing the date, organization, and title. For this magazine, they distribute a total of 11 issues per year. The NYT Style magazine has been awarded for two consecutive years with the Ellies Award, which recognizes the magazine with "General Excellence in the Service and Lifestyle" category.
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