US Vogue March 2025 : Sabrina Carpenter by Steven Meisel

[Xone]

 

[tigerrouge]

Unless there are filters which make magazines seem thinner than they are in real life, we might not be seeing an abundance of content in this one.

 

[MModa]

Unless there are filters which make magazines seem thinner than they are in real life, we might not be seeing an abundance of content in this one.

My hopes for great fashion editorials in US Vogue featuring models are always low these days. Occasionally, there are surprises here and there. For me, the cover story by Meisel, possible interesting articles, and new ad campaigns will make up for any lackluster fashion editorials.

 

[Zorka]

HOW THE WORLD FELL FOR SABRINA CARPENTER
Photography: Steven Meisel
Styling: Ib Kamara
Hair: Guido Palau
Make-up: Pat McGrath
Model/Celebrity: Sabrina Carpenter


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[KoV]

It's giving Valentine's Day shoot, for sure

But I still like it.

 

[NYLA22]

Unless there are filters which make magazines seem thinner than they are in real life, we might not be seeing an abundance of content in this one.

It looks SO thin. I miss the days of those 400+ page March issues (let alone the 900+ page Sept issues).

 

[Anzhelika]

What do you mean?

There is a theory that Marilyn Monroe was a symbol of the Illuminati. And if one of the celebrities tries on the image of Marilyn, then this means initiation into the Illuminati))

 

[Ivancica]

Not a fan of Sabrina in any way, but I like the cover (and the editorial).

 

[tigerrouge]

There is a theory that Marilyn Monroe was a symbol of the Illuminati. And if one of the celebrities tries on the image of Marilyn, then this means initiation into the Illuminati))

I have many questions - does entry involve doing it on a Vogue cover? If you get offered Bazaar, have you failed? Is Wintour on the sidelines of this arrangement or is she highly involved? What's Meisel doing as part of this? Have the Illuminati infiltrated his team, literally lifting the camera away from his hands and forcing him to watch what they do with it - in his name - because he said no to them?

And given that Marilyn wasn't the first to have the image of 'Marilyn', are any of the stars who looked (and lived) like that before her retrospectively entered into the Illuminati? Have they missed out on cut-price holidays in celebrity villas (or whatever it is you receive as part of your Illuminati package?) Was Jean Harlow ahead of her times in more ways than we knew?

We will know the Illuminati are in full force on tfs if this gets deleted for being 'off topic' while other references to them remain.

 

[KoV]

To me, it looks somewhere in the neighborhood of 300 pages. A far cry from what it would've been 10 years ago. At the same time, I regularly get issues (sometimes even combined-month issues) of other American magazines that are not even 100 pages. I'd say that's the norm. The February issue of GQ with Flopovic on the cover was 88 pages - a pamphlet! So I'm thrilled at anything north of 200. I always notice that imported magazines don't have this same issue are are often double the thickness. American Vogue sells more issues and has more cultural cachet than most (all?) other Vogue editions, yet across the board, advertisers in America just aren't spending on magazines the way they once were. And this applies to all genres of magazines. International editions of Architectural Digest or Elle Decor will be 2-3 times the page count of their American counterparts.