That smile of hers makes me want to cringe and burn all my magazines. On a lighter note.. I like the backdrop.
Also, from a pure aesthetic perspective, her smile is a real challenge to airbrush into something less unattractive than usual. This will sound horrible and I don't say this of a lot people, but Miley Cyrus really doesn't look her best when she smiles widely.
Another disappointing cover from US
Harper's Bazaar, although in light of their recent years of covers (and cover stars), I'm hardly surprised. I can't really judge the cover from a
photography perspective by this half a preview alone, though.
Really, though, US
Harper's Bazaar clearly hasn't got a clear view on who their target audience is and should be, as Miley Cyrus fans are largely too young to be able to appreciate the contents of a fashion publication. I'm sure they will buy this issue all the same, because Cyrus fans as a group are almost as whacko as those of Britney Spears, but much like some of the magazine's other recent covers, this really speaks a lot of the (financial) situation and content-wise crisis the magazine currently finds itself in; I'll say it out loud -- the increasing irrelevance of US
Harper's Bazaar.
This really has "inspired by
Hannah Montana: The Movie ticket & DVD sales" written all over it. Can anyone spell r-e-c-e-s-s-i-o-n?
