In 1980, Marjorie Ferguson coined four terms for four different poses for the front covers of magazines
Half or full smile, lips together yet slightly parted so that teeth are just barely visible. Full or three quarter face towards camera. This suggests they have perfect features and gives off a warmth.
This pose focuses on emphasising the eyes of the model. the mouth is shut, there may be a hint of a smile. The head is to one side of slightly looking back at the camera. This suggests mystery.
Full face with a wide, full toothy smile. hair often wind swept with the full head forward or chin thrust back. This gives off the feel of a demanding approach.
More general, includes a male and female. Normally dreamy and heavy looking. Overly sensual or sexual
The Five
Areas
Violence
Sex
Religion
Hunger
Work