Representation in a Daily Mirror article

One group represented in this article is teenage girls aged between 16-19 years old. We can see through the lexis that the author finds them 'sexy' this is shown through the phrase "scantily-clad women's sizzling selfies" which is repeated several times throughout the article. The article is also drawing the audiences focus to the teenage girls 'messy'  bedrooms.The lexis 'scantily-clad stunner' implies that the target audience is part of the older male generation who are more likely to describe someone like that.
The mise-en-scene in every photograph used has a messy scattered background which backs up their point the these teenagers can't take care of themselves. Also the mise-en-scene in every image is in the location of their bedrooms.
The message constructed in the article implies that women are more worried about sexualising themselves instead of looking after their rooms or themselves.
This presents a percific type of ideology that all women care about is being sexy, which objectifies women. 
The impact of this message causes issues in the presentation of women.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5099651/Scantily-clad-women-upstaged-messy-bedrooms.html