Planning My Magazine: Pre Production

To begin with I had to select a genre for my magazine, I chose Men's fashion and entertainment. This is because this genre has a wide audience and I have a certain amount of knowledge and interest on the topic. There are many fashion magazines for women but not as many for men. The conventions of this genre are information on: the latest fashion trends, the latest occurances, the latest shows, actors, models and interviews with them.
The audience I'm aiming at will be male, between the ages of 24-40. This is because most teenagers don't dress in suits like men. My audiences typical likes would be: fashion, films, being up to date with current affairs, going out, having fun, being a bachelor. Their dislikes would be Idle Gossip. They would normally be middle-high class with a decent-high wage with enough money to splash out, whether regularly or occasionally. The audience would probably be businessmen, doctors, actors, models. My typical magazine reader would be a man in his prime, around 28, he is fit, young, healthy and single and enjoys going out, partying and looking his best and sharp. He is decently wealthy and works as a businessman.
The title of my magazine is Men's Fashion Entertainment, as that is what it's about. It will occasionally be abbreviated to MFE for marketing and advertising purposes. I will be using a sharp font but it will also be fun, like what I want my audience to be.