Somewhere in the first paragraph:
"I thank the magazine for the opportunity because I was very happy when they confirmed that I would be there, but despite making clear my dissatisfaction with the number of edits they made to the photo, they did nothing about it, as if I needed all those changes to look good."
I know it sounds petty but I feel like I get her haha, she's fine with editing, but not down with the amount of editing when you just become someone else. They did her dirty imo, it feels a bit 'we want to benefit from your popularity but also, not quite want your look and someone like you should be honored you're here at all so no control over our art direction for you!'.
.. upon a quick look at her ig though, I actually don't see that much editing in her photos, her look is kind of over the top in terms of outfits/hair but you can see she favors natural makeup and there's hardly any picture with crazy contouring or like a hundred filters so she can look whiter/Barbie-ish/anime-ish/younameit, that Khloe Kardashian transformation. Plus it seems like she's talked about favoring this more natural image in the past (Vogue Mexico cover) so.. I'm going to guess GQ said 'sure girl' and proceeded to then add the image they had in mind for her later, which isn't cool. Good that she called them out.
