Yeah, makes me sad that Meisel didn't made the cover again. At least his Zara campaign is around the bend. The other day I thought CN wants to please their social media base. I remember the days of Vogue Mexico using classic models for their covers, but the comments on facebook were "she's so thin, so Euro, not Mexican at all..", and since the woke movement took every industry in response to the Trump brutal years and the preasure in media, the result turned this way, no matter the quality of the fashion content, if social media put their idols or more real people on the front of these magazines, even if they don't buy them, they feel more represented by their icons. It's another audience that took the place of fashion. It would be nice if it has more quality in terms of photography or style, but looks so forced and rushed. I always think about what Franca pushed from her magazine and it was made in the best possible way. A curvy issue, an age one, a black other. It's the proof you can be more inclusive without loosing the quality and glamour. I don't know if sales for Edward are better going this way, but he could do better. Vogue in general has the direction of social media comments, not by serious and strong editors.
