No… it’s Dan Mortensen / Jenny Shitfinger. He couldn’t take a decent picture even if it were perfectly set up by the most proficient team.The cover feels more like subscriber’s cover, than one meant for the newsstand. I like the colour scheme, though.
Yes, it is a weak issue in terms of fashion editorials.Looking at my digital copy, the issue is 102 pages, and there's not much in it, other than the cover story and shoots centred around accessories.
That photograph appears in front of the magazine. It looks like it was a cover try. It is not part of the editorial.I don't hate. But that pic in the red underwear is so off topic from the rest of it.
Even Sanchez? And Katy Perry? Really?No comment on the cover (because it doesn't matter), this has got to be the coolest take on female empowerment for a fashion magazine! Forward, aspirational... and the group is authentically diverse with Amanda Nguyen who changed a law in the States and also an A-list star. It ticks every box. Kudos to Nina Garcia, a coup for Elle in terms of fashion journalism.
No comment on the cover (because it doesn't matter), this has got to be the coolest take on female empowerment for a fashion magazine! Forward, aspirational... and the group is authentically diverse with Amanda Nguyen who changed a law in the States and also an A-list star. It ticks every box. Kudos to Nina Garcia, a coup for Elle in terms of fashion journalism.