VogueGirl8910
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The cover is fine, surprise than Erykah getting the cover. The spread is pretty, but how miss the whole glamour of the cover story from US Vogue.
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Only we can expect that from Edward's and we need to wait a bit more to see what he coocked for March. Waiting for Meisel magic (and I don't care if it's studio again, at least is glamorous).
Can't be! Oh. (Pd: I read Rihanna at the farm )Didn't we establish it's Rihanna and the fam? Adjust your expectations, we're in for another glamour-less month.
If they're looking for sales, this was not the cover to go with.Honestly, the cover is not so good, it's quite unflattering, the angles are not good, the light is not good. It's not an happy cover or glamorous cover... And i agree : it's time to bring Testino back !! (but i agree with you, it won't be in this life...)
What kind of stuff did she said? Some Brie Larson/Jennifer Lawrence type of comments or worse?
Oh, didn't knew that. In Argentina she is almost unknown, but in the early 2000s some of her songs were on the radio and MTV. There was an interesting generation of young female singers at the time like Alicia Keys (another beauty that deserves more love from fashion editors), Lauryn Hill and Macy Gray, no autotune or plastic stuff. Beautiful era for music and youth. Miss those times so bad.Really cringey things about that controversial German dictator. Google it.
Anyway, good PR moment for Vogue. Everyone seems pleasantly shocked and the cover is getting a lot of praise.
Also, because it's Erykah who isn't considered an industry favourite or never known to 'play the game', Vogue benefits from a degree of authenticity purely by association. Erykah in turn gets the seal of approval that I used to think she'd never care for, but clearly she does.
Quite masterful actually.
I'm glad that Erykah allowed the Vogue team to do their job instead of steamrolling in with styling/photography demands like the insufferable Beyonce, Zendaya and the other Law Roach girls who quite frankly should never appear on American Vogue covers again.
Oh, didn't knew that. In Argentina she is almost unknown, but in the early 2000s some of her songs were on the radio and MTV. There was an interesting generation of young female singers at the time like Alicia Keys (another beauty that deserves more love from fashion editors), Lauryn Hill and Macy Gray, no autotune or plastic stuff. Beautiful era for music and youth. Miss those times so bad.
Alicia appeared on US Bazaar, Elle, Allure, and Marie Claire thanks to her fashion connections. I think she even got covers in the UK.
The others not so much. They don't have any ties to the fashion and beauty industry.
Lauryn made a Bazaar appearance and was on other covers like Rolling Stone, The Face,Time and other magazines mostly geared towards black audiences. Quite shocking since she was one of the biggest artistes and trendsetters in the 90s who also photographed quite well, should have at least gotten ELLE. Not surprising though considering Angella Bassette, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson and many more never got that many if any mainstream fashion mags.
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Yes, also remembering Alicia doing Givenchy ads, but she never got a Vogue cover. Vogue was the real thing. You got a cover, you really made it. Of course it doesn't have the same meaning now. And Lauryn, wish she stayed. She was above some pop divas of her time. These girls eat Beyonce and Adele as singers. I remember also Toni Braxton. I mean, those voices shaped a generation and Anna ignored them, even during the celeb current era of Vogue.