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Anna Wintour Defends Controversial Kamala Harris Vogue Cover

Kamala Harris cover. We previously reported, Twitter has overwhelmingly rebuked the lighting, styling and set dressing of Vice President-Elect Harris’ new cover of Vogue magazine’s February 2021 issue. It’s so bad that people thought the two covers (print and digital versions) tweeted out by Vogue over the weekend were “deep fakes.” “First, this is a weak shot. A lot of people have complained about the backdrop, but it could absolutely work if used correctly,” one photographer wrote, per Us Weekly. “The pose is unflattering, Harris looks uncomfortable, the angle of the photograph is unsophisticated, and the lighting is poorly done.”

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Anna Wintour Addresses Backlash Over Kamala Harris Controversial Vogue Cover

Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour has spoken out about the magazine’s controversial February cover, which features Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in a.

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Anna Wintour Addresses The VOGUE Cover With Kamala Harris

Anna Wintour Addresses Kamala Harris VOGUE Cover and Trump The internet reacts to the Kamala Harris Vogue Cover and provokes a reaction from Vogue Editor In Chief Anna Wintour. January 13, 2021, 12:10 pm Newsstand cover of VOGUE February 2021 cover sparked controversy over the weekend – from the uncontrolled leak to the cover choice itself. Photo ©Tyler Mitchell for VOGUE A leaked cover of American Vogue got through the 24/7 news cycle over the weekend, facing disbelief, criticism and praise at the same time. American Vogue magazine is no stranger to the cover controversy, to the point of many in the press believing this is a way for the magazine to get free publicity. Numerous times the magazine has faced fierce backlash over their covers, from readers spotting tiny photoshop errors to the even controversy of the Gisele Bundchen and LeBron cover in 2008 starting a first massive discussion on race in fashion print.

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Has the criticism of VP Kamala Harris Vogue cover been a little too harsh?

Vogue and Anna Wintour have defended their print cover selection, releasing an online article detailing the significance behind the image chosen. “The team at Vogue… felt the more informal image captured Vice President-elect Harris’ authentic, approachable nature,” a Vogue representative told ‘Us’. In a statement to the New York Times, Anna Wintour said: “Obviously we have heard and understood the reaction to the print cover and I just want to reiterate that it was absolutely not our intention to, in any way, diminish the importance of the vice-president-elect’s incredible victory.” “And when the two images arrived at Vogue, all of us felt very, very strongly that the less formal portrait of the vice-president-elect really reflected the moment that we were living in, the fashion arbiter s editor-in-chief said, adding how she felt the picture was “very, very accessible and approachable and real”.

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