How does media represent women?
'Nuts' magazine presents women as sex objects. The focus of the cover is a half-naked Gemma Atkinson, whose body is touched up and pushed up to the idea of 'perfection', designed to taint men's minds until they think that this is perfection and degrade women who do not look this way.
The biggest feature on the page is 'Britain's 50 Sexiest Single Babes', with the tagline 'Gents - these ladies need you!' suggesting that women have no choice in their single life and need a man to survive. It also degrades women that don't look like those in the magazine.
The heading above 'Nuts' states 'Rosie & Kaylee's Valentine's Strip!' - pictures of naked women which are designed for men on Valentine's day, suggesting that women are there simply to please men.
The magazine is £1.60 which is cheaper than most women's magazines, suggesting that to look at women is cheap - women are cheap.
The heading above 'Nuts' states 'Rosie & Kaylee's Valentine's Strip!' - pictures of naked women which are designed for men on Valentine's day, suggesting that women are there simply to please men.
The magazine is £1.60 which is cheaper than most women's magazines, suggesting that to look at women is cheap - women are cheap.