This issue seems to be 126 pgs, I think that's a small increase on the usual page count.
I like cover shot, but I'm still not sure how it's going to be received on the early summer newsstand - I don't know how dull or vibrant it will actually look in print. Although I can't fault the editor's commitment to shaking up the faces we see on the front of an American magazine.
There's also Michelle Pfeiffer talking about her Henry Rose range of scents, how to improve undereye darkness, people paying tribute to their mothers (no pictures of the mothers, though, just the celebrities), Norma Kamali's bathroom, a personal look at the idea that botox can improve depression....
The editorial section's opening page has 'sponsored by Dove' at the bottom, I've never seen that before. Adut does have a 2 pg interview. Then it's a look at the Barbie brand, getting your make-up and skincare personalised to your DNA, then that half-hearted ponytail editorial, and the last page is Sandy Linter's dream kit.
The Pink Tax coverline is misleading - there's an article which discusses the rise of 'femtech' (period tracking apps etc), but the idea that it's somehow overpriced because it relates to women is NOT the main point of the feature.
For me, while some of the articles are interesting - and it seems Allure is starting to run more in-depth pieces which stretch over more than two pages - the cover is the only real 'wow' moment in the issue in terms of visuals.