Vogue China Plus April 2024 : Rihanna by Hailun Ma

[TerraVera]

None of these images, covers, are that special.
She must be selling more of her crap products to the Chinese market.

she is, fenty beauty is debuting in china on april 1st

Fenty is Coming to Mainland China

In its latest financial report, parent company LVMH noted, "Fenty Beauty posted robust growth, driven in particular by one of its latest innovations in mascara."

www.gcimagazine.com

 

[Deleted member 141523]

In 2022 there's been 6 issues. (Each of them approx. 150-160 pages.)

In 2023 there's been only 2 issues (April & October), which is clearly gonna be the case this year as well.

I don't get it. Extras or main?

 

[Deleted member 1957]

This is obviously a marketing coup. Appealing to teens in one of the worlds biggest market that she's getting into is a must.

 

[Zorka]

I don't get it. Extras or main?

Vogue+ as a separate issues.

2022 - 5 issues



2023 - 2 issues

 

[Toni Ahlgren]

Why do her hands look so weird? Like they don't belong to her. What's going on?

When they retouch the face, they forget to retouch the hands almost every time.

 

[vogue28]

Not impressed by any of this, whatsoever. It's all an incoherent mess, amateur and a total visual headache. The styling with the cowboy hat instantly reminded me of Rihanna's April 2016 British Vogue cover by Craig McDean.

 

[Bertrando3]

Love it all !!! It's camp as hell but it works with her.

 

[dita_erotica1992]

With the cowboy hat, I thought it's Beyonce at first glance 😂

 

[Deleted member 1957]

She must be selling more of her crap products to the Chinese market.

First time ever to see FENTY beauty being referred to as crap products. Her products literally sell out and its not just because of her fame because a large portion of the buyers are not even teens obsessed with her music but people concerned about quality and variety especially in terms of shades.

 

[Phuel]

^^^ I get the impression mepps doesn’t mean "crap" in the literal sense; It’s just another insanely rich superstar cashing in on an already oversaturated market on her brandname to entice children to spend spend spend. This isn’t 30+ years ago when Iman launched her beauty for Black women. I’m sure Shane Dawson’s makeup was good quality too— but it’s still utter crap to sucker little girls into making him richer. It’s still hilarious that the sheep will pay for anything because a superstar put her name on it.

Fun shoot. Unapologetically gaudy, tacky, campy and pure pop trash joy skillfully executed— like the very best of David LaChapelle.



Vogue China Plus April 2024