August 11, 2008
To illustrate a story on a specific new trend in plastic surgery and cosmetic dermatology, 'New York
' coined the phrase “the New New Face” and communicated it graphically by deconstructing its elements on one such New New face—Madonna’s. The annotations mimic the way a plastic surgeon might mark a face, pointing out the main features of the new phenomenon: its heart shape, baby cheeks, and angular jaw. The cover is glamorous, technical, and funny, which is exactly what the story was as well.
To illustrate a story on a specific new trend in plastic surgery and cosmetic dermatology, 'New York
' coined the phrase “the New New Face” and communicated it graphically by deconstructing its elements on one such New New face—Madonna’s. The annotations mimic the way a plastic surgeon might mark a face, pointing out the main features of the new phenomenon: its heart shape, baby cheeks, and angular jaw. The cover is glamorous, technical, and funny, which is exactly what the story was as well.
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