Cosmopolitan

Cosmopolitan

By Curtis Bannerman-Williams

The cover of women's magazine Cosmopolitan has a central air bushed image of model and actress Cameron Diaz who is made to appear better on the cover of Cosmopolitan than in real life; the magazine contains topics that refer to looks and sex like "how to love yourself after a pig-out" and "8 sizzling sex lessons" the cover of cosmopolitan magazine is targeted to attract young girls from the age of 16-27 whom feel that they don't look as good as Cameron Diaz the blonde actress on the cover of this issue. Cosmopolitan is a very commercially successful magazine because it is able to touch on the problems young women are going through on a daily basis.

The article "will you still love me when I am 44" shows the basic fears of women who feel that they are really gorgeous that they are petrified because as they age the fear they are going to lose their natural beauty and then wrinkles will start to appear on their faces and then there partner will no longer have find them eye-catching any more.

I believe that this article is published to attract attractive people so that they know that they will not have that beauty all the time as they grow older. They will begin to develop wrinkles which will make them feel as if they are really ugly and the partners will no longer look at them in the same way as they used to before they developed the wrinkles when they where a lot younger.

From this article I believe that we shouldn't judge women by the standards whether are good looking or not whether they look like the next Cameron Diaz or not because as soon as they start to age they will begin to lose everything that they treasure and that is their looks because the cover of cosmopolitan