VOGUE’s New Beauty Standards
No eating disorders or underage models, at least that’s what they’re telling us.
Beginning with the June issue ofVogue, which hits newsstands this month, readers can expect healthier beauties in its pages. The New York Times reported this morning that all 19 international editions of Voguehave adopted a policy that sets a strong precedent in the health and age of its models.
Under the new rules, Voguemagazines will not work with models under the age of 16 or who appear to have an eating disorder. They outline the importance of models who both appear healthy and “help to promote a healthy body image.”
Jonathan Newhouse, Condé Nast International chairman said today that they want the magazines to “reflect their commitment to the health of the models who appear on the pages and the well-being of their readers.”
Source: forbes.com
![Adele Covers American Vogue
At first I thought they heavily altered Adele for the recent Vogue cover, considering she carried around much more weight before.
But then I realized she actually has lost a ton of weight recently!
So this deserves props on both her US Vogue Cover, and for her weight loss!
Well done.
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Adele Covers American Vogue
At first I thought they heavily altered Adele for the recent Vogue cover, considering she carried around much more weight before.
But then I realized she actually has lost a ton of weight recently!
So this deserves props on both her US Vogue Cover, and for her weight loss!
Well done.
[Via source]
Disney Princesses as Vogue Cover Models
A pretty clever way to depict Disney princesses from artist Dante Tyler!
The wording on the cover for each is pretty funny as well.
It would also be great seeing then in a group shoot.
These images all come from artist: Dante Tyler
Vogue Thanks Madonna
Madonna opened up with VOGUE splattered all across the stage, giving Vogue some great advertising. So how much did Vogue pay her? Nothing. They got free advertising and they were really happy about it.
American Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour commented: “We’re thrilled and so very grateful to Madonna to have been part of such a spectacular performance.”
So the lesson here, kids, is that if you want to use Vogue for anything, go for it! They will thank you personally for the free advertising. Anna will bake you a cake and call you her bestie.
I’m just kidding! They will probably send you a letter requesting some money for compensation. So don’t think about doing that.
But in serious, I’m pretty sure she had the rights to use the name? Or do you even need to request it? Shouldn’t Madonna be paying Vogue to use their name? Not sure what’s going on, but hey at least everyone’s happy.
Madonna, you can use my name anytime! And Anna, you’re my bestie.
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Vogue Art
This is what happens when you overlay many covers of Vogue together, you get beautiful interesting art. There’s a pattern to each of them. From this you can learn optimal symetry and placement for a cover. Why is this important? If you have to ask, you’re not getting it.
Either way, enjoy! These make beautiful abstract art.
