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- Yahoo Life
Zendaya says there's 'an obvious disregard for Black women' in the U.S.: 'We have to care for them'
The actress has been dominating magazine covers lately!
- Yahoo Life
LeBron James celebrates 'powerful colored women' starring on magazine covers; white people call him 'racist'
The basketball star and I Promise School founder paid tribute to Beyoncé, Rihanna, Zendaya, and other black women who have landed top magazine covers this month.
- Harper's Bazaar
Gigi Hadid Responds to Accusations of "Blackface"
"Please know that things would have been different if my control of the situation was different."
- Yahoo Life
Indian women's magazine sparks controversy by featuring a breastfeeding model — who isn't a mother
A women's magazine in India has been accused of sensationalism for featuring a cover model nursing a baby who isn't hers — though others argue that it's an important step in normalizing breastfeeding in public.
- Yahoo Life
Kim Kardashian's 'Vogue' India cover faces backlash for whitewashing
Less than a year after sister Kendall Jenner caused a similar furor with her own "Vogue" India cover, Kim Kardashian has critics bemoaning a lack of representation.
- Hello Giggles
#CancelVanityFair is trending today because of a sexist Hillary Clinton joke
In case you missed it, a recent New Year’s-themed Vanity Fair video suggested that Hillary Clinton should take up knitting as a hobby, and it’s garnered…
- Yahoo Life
Lupita Nyong’o has more Vogue covers than Michelle Obama, Beyoncé, and Rihanna in 3 years. Why?
Actress Lupita Nyong'o is American Vogue's January 2018 cover star, marking her fourth cover for the publication in less than four years.
- Hello Giggles
What the death of print magazines means to millennials
According to Women’s Wear Daily, Condé Nast announced it will discontinue Teen Vogue’s print edition, which had only been publishing quarterly since…
- The Guardian
Vanity Fair hunts for an editor in a post-Weinstein world
Actor Kate Beckinsale attends the 2017 Vanity Fair Oscar Party hosted by Graydon Carter on 26 February 2017 in Beverly Hills, California. The publishing industry guessing game over who will assume Vanity Fair’s leadership role from long-serving superstar editor Graydon Carter may have been abruptly altered by sexual harassment accusations sweeping through the institutions of film, fashion and publishing. The impact of the fall of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, mired in sexual harassment allegations, was made clear on Friday when Conde Nast, publishers of Vogue and Vanity Fair, issued a statement calling for new systems to protect vulnerable workers from sexual predators.
- Entertainment Tonight
'Playboy' Models Recreate Their Iconic Covers Decades Later
Clearly, these Playboy Playmates have still...
- Yahoo Life
British Vogue’s New Editor, Edward Enninful, Aims to End Fashion Industry Whitewashing
The new man at the head of British Vogue brings a commitment to diversity and a reputation for fearlessness to a historic magazine.
- Allure
Allison Williams With Platinum Blonde Hair on the Cover of Allure
You could argue that Marnie Michaels might be the most predictable character on HBO's Girls, but the actress who portrays Marnie, Allison Williams, isn't afraid of a dramatic change. Allison Williams with platinum blonde hair, courtesy of colorist Aura Friedman, is a literal vision—one that we needed to find out more about. With Friedman's skills (seriously, her Instagram is all the proof) and a bold AF attitude, the lifelong brunette didn't balk at the idea of going blonde.
- Yahoo Life
Cover Girls: Major Black Model Moments in Fashion Magazine History
You probably won’t hear black models besides Iman and Naomi Campbell get name-dropped when the discussion of supermodels arise. But in spite of fashion’s whitewashing of runways, ads, and magazines, there have been several other women of color, including Donyale Luna, Joyce Walker, and Darine Stern, who have accomplished heroic feats in the industry.
- Yahoo Life
Melania Trump Shows Off Her Diamond Diet on Vanity Fair Mexico
The cover of the latest issue of Vanity Fair Mexico is a dig acknowledging the battles currently raging between President Trump and the country of Mexico — as well as President Trump and Vanity Fair magazine, respectively. In a repurposed stock photo image, the new first lady, Melania Trump, is seen twirling strands of diamond-encrusted necklaces with a fork, as if the jewelry were spaghetti.
- AFP
Trump anger smashes magazine subscription record
Vanity Fair has had the last laugh after President-elect Donald Trump blasted the magazine over a snooty review of one of his restaurants: its subscription numbers have broken a company record. "Way down, big trouble, dead! Graydon Carter, no talent, will be out!" he added for good measure in reference to the magazine's editor, with whom he has a feud dating back decades. A magazine spokeswoman said Vanity Fair that day collected the highest number of subscriptions sold in a single day for any Conde Nast company publication, clocking up 13,000 new subscriptions in a single 24-hour period.
- Yahoo Life
Cosmopolitan Magazine Removes Itself From Some Supermarket Shelves
Victoria Hearst “has an inheritance from her family and uses it to fund an organization that fights against her family’s publication [Cosmopolitan],” says WWD.
- Cosmopolitan
Zendaya Explains the Real Reason She Came Back to Disney
The K.C. Undercover star also discusses the importance of love and voting in the July issue of <em>Cosmo</em>.
- Yahoo Style
Victoria Beckham Won’t Cover Magazines Anymore Because She’s an “Old Bag” Now
Victoria Beckham believes she’s too old for this — the former Spice Girl has considered turning down lucrative modeling offers due to her insecurities.
- Lauren Tuck
Kate Middleton Looks Countryside Chic on Historic Cover of 'Vogue'
While the Duchess of Cambridge has appeared in countless tabloids with stock photos around the world, the royal graces the cover of her first official magazine for British Vogue’s June issue.
- Jihan Forbes
‘Women’s Running’ Taps Another Curvy Model for Its April Cover
Instagram star, blogger, model, and designer Nadia Aboulhosn is the April cover star for “Women’s Running” magazine, and to say the least, people are quite pleased.
- Nora Crotty
Lena Dunham Bans Magazines From Retouching Her Photos Ever Again
Lena Dunham has never been shy about her body. In early 2014, Jezebel infamously paid someone $10,000 to send in un-retouched photos of Dunham’s Vogue cover shoot — which the site then published as GIFs juxtaposed with the edited versions.
- Lauren Tuck
Kate Moss’ Little Sister Covers Her First Magazine in a Very Familiar Dress
For those not in the fashion know, Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s creative director who debuted his premiere round of ready-to-wear collections throughout 2015, is basically the sartorial Second Coming.
- Elle
The Secret Sisterhood of Female 'Playboy' Editors
"Whatever hostility was directed at Hefner, bunny ears and tails and all of that stuff, had absolutely zero impact on working there."