Party.in.Paris
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The cover and editorial look like Teen Vogue really.
Another year, another Blake Lively Vogue cover. Anna Wintour loves this long-legged Gossip GIrl, even if the newsstand buyers don't tend to agree.
According to the Audit Bureau Of Circulations, Lively's February 2009 cover sold about 50,000 copies less than the same cover the year before, with about 340,000 copies. (Then again, Jessica Biel's hideous February 2010 cover only sold 250,000 copies. America is Team Blake!) With Lively, Wintour gets a model-esque look with just enough celebrity
am still wondering why the editors are still putting celebrities & not models on the cover.
I wonder who was on the February 2008 cover?
Because celebrities sell better?
Don't get me wrong, I'd like to see models on the cover of US Vogue too, but like do people honestly ever get tired of whining about there not being models on the cover of Vogue EVERY damn month? Again, unless they are celebrity in their own right models aren't probably going to appear on the cover of Vogue anytime soon. I don't understand why people don't just get over it and stop beating a dead horse.
Kate Bosworth.
i can picture jennifer aniston being photographed the same way in the same outfit as lively on the cover.
Ew. Kate has accomplished even less than Blake.
I don't get the fuss over models vs celebrities either. It's a tired complaint. What difference does it make whether the attractive woman on the magazine cover goes by the title of model or actress? The result will be the same-- an attractive, (likely) thin woman will grace the cover.