Vogue Australia November 2024 : Adut Akech by Jesse Lizotte

[amby]

 

[avonlea002]

No

 

[Toni Ahlgren]

The shaving of the G around her head is so bad, just zoom in a little bit more and leave it out completely.

 

[matheus_s]

Another pregnant on the cover. I cant

 

[Deleted member 1957]

I love how she's glowing and the white against the green looks nice. Only thing is too much white balance on her skin and that G behind the dress.

 

[jeje10]

I love Adut, the editorial is perfect. I will definitely buy this one.

 

[svpernova]

What's up with these covers looking as they were photographed by an Iphone camera? You know thinga are bad when Vogue covers= Instagram photos.

 

[jeje10]

 

[oaklee91]

Not good, happy for her, but not good

 

[jeremydante]

Adut continues to make history representing Australia. Big star, history being made in front of us.
Love the subtlety of this cover, editorial and just the energy to showcase Adut.

 

[Frederic01]

boring and cringey. SUPER MOTHER lol.

where is the next generation of Australian models?

 

[Phuel]

^^^ These lesser models and even lesser editors (and Christine being the lessest of them all with her nose so far up the coverstar's behinds: "Super Mother" when Adut's only pregnant and not even raising the child yet LMFAO) believing the delusion that she’s important enough with her pregnancy to be documented on the cover of this rag is so obnoxious and cringe. The level of ego is insufferable.

I’m so grateful I grew up in an era where models didn’t feel the need to showcase their pregnancy on the cover of a fashion rag. Who’s going to be the #firstmodeltobephotographedgivingbirth...

 

[audace]

Adut is a good model, but when I think of Australian models I definitely think of someone way more iconic. Abbey Lee, Julia Nobis, Gemma Ward...

I can understand when it is Naomi, Kate or Gisele announcing their pregnancy via a Vogue cover, but Adut is a nobody compared to them, so this is extremely cringe.

 

[vogue28]

Always here for Adut Akech. I do like those lush shades of green from the wilderness teamed with the white but the photography from Jesse Lizotte here feels incredibly amateur.