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'Vanity magazines' have been around for a while and mostly became popular with the advent of social media. They are the magazines that rely on submissions from different creatives to produce content which makes them more diverse than the more controlled and nepotistic mainstream magazines. But then they also get content from people and charge them to appear on the cover sometimes to even appear in the mag and in some cases even going ahead and selling the particular issues to the contributors since they mostly print on demand.
Is it a good move for a creative to contribute to these types of magazine and maybe pay extra sometimes upward of $3000 to get a cover and editorial for their portfolio and exposure or don't vanity magazines have as much relevance in the industry as would require such rates.
On the other hand, considering how generic and insta focused the mainstream issues have become, do Vanity magazines give creatives more room to flex their creative muscles?
Side note, many of these magazines give mainstream issues like US Vogue, Glamour and Allure a run for their money in terms of layout and cover content.
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fixthephoto
yumpu
vulkan
vanityteen
mobjoournal
oscargarciaphotog
kavyar
Is it a good move for a creative to contribute to these types of magazine and maybe pay extra sometimes upward of $3000 to get a cover and editorial for their portfolio and exposure or don't vanity magazines have as much relevance in the industry as would require such rates.
On the other hand, considering how generic and insta focused the mainstream issues have become, do Vanity magazines give creatives more room to flex their creative muscles?
Side note, many of these magazines give mainstream issues like US Vogue, Glamour and Allure a run for their money in terms of layout and cover content.
pics
blurb
fixthephoto
yumpu
vulkan
vanityteen
mobjoournal
oscargarciaphotog
kavyar