I like the concept and the cropping of the image because it's not something we normally see on covers. Someone lounging, reading a book. Everything else is really quite offensive. The cheap-looking wig, the 'styling', and that new aggressive font.
I actually don't hate the font or colour scheme, but whose face is that? I thought fashion (not social media, obviously) had evolved past the point of photoshopping beyond recognition. It's a pass from me.
Always been partial to Dakota Johnson and certainly don’t think this is the worst magazine cover I’ve seen her on. The colours are nice for a summer cover and I’m quite fond of the styling and whole setup, which I find even more fitting considering most of us are at home right now.
Yet I cannot help but envision a gorgeous and simplistic portrait of Dakota from Thomas Whiteside, had we still had Anne Fulenwider at the helm. Aya Kanai appears to have a thing for all things retro.
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