AHFE Open AccessThe characteristics of fashion magazine layout design style based on aesthetic measure model
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Authors: Xiaoqin Zhou, Yunfei Chen
Abstract
The design style of a magazine is the key to attract readers. At the same time, the layout design of the magazine is an important factor affecting the style of the magazine. The purpose of this paper is to study the style of fashion magazines, combined with mathematical model to quantitatively analyze the layout of the same style of magazines, and get the quantitative relationship of relevant parameters, so as to provide guidance and help for the layout design of fashion magazines.
Keywords: Magazine style, Layout design, Aesthetic measure
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1002901
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