Drafts

These are my first draft pages from my lookbook, as you can see they are almost the same as the final piece but I had to include a lot more information and add prices to the outfits.  I also added a paragraph to every page of my magazine describing the film the outfit was based on, why I dressed them in those specific items of clothing etc. For the prices I added arrows pointing to the items of clothing suggesting alternative stores and prices. I had to make the photos look better quality when they got printed so I had to export them from photoshop first and then edit them on InDesign. 


 This is the first draft page that I created, I couldn't find a transparent of the title and I ended up having to find the original font and create a title similar to the one from the film. 

 In the end, I added a grain to the photograph to make the muse blend in with the background slightly more. 
  
This is the last page that I edited, I made the image black and white because it looked very odd in colour against the really dull background and font. This particular draft had to be edited quite a lot due to the fact that the cut of the muse was really rough so I had to re-do it.  
I added symbols to do with film onto this lookbook page but when it came to the final product I added more because they are all placed randomly with no correlation.
 
This page didn't need to be changed at all only the writing added on top.


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