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Fresh from bringing stories like “Hailey Bieber Revives Trend without Panties 2025” and “Let a couple of sunglasses of Zaneva revive your winter style”, writer Vogue Hannah Jackson decided to push into him First Lady Melania Trump The official portrait of the White House.
“The choice to wear Somora-like that, unlike blouse or blouses, he considered that Trump looks more like a free magician than a public clerk. It may not be surprising that the woman who lived in Penthouse with gold, whose glory was so intertwined by reality-television The Empire would refuse to leave the theater-Ča and when he would face 248 years of tradition. ”
The problem of Jackson is that the rest of us have our eyes. Melania Trump looked amazing in her portrait. Her clothing rang with a woman’s touch. This is not the same woman we knew during the first administration of Donald Trump. In the eyes, the appearance is determined that it is not before. She saw that nasty people could be and she was ready to take them all. It will look nice doing that.
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Vogue and his staff It didn’t seem to mind the collapse of 248 years of tradition during the last administration, while the president pardoned his family and his staff hid that he was mentally incompetent. But a jacket of crowds I just can’t hold on!
The attack of Trump is once more in fashion. This time, the target of their jealousy is the first lady of Melania Trump. File: Portrait of the full white house of Melania Trump. (White house)
This is not because Vogue also does not cover non-modern problems. 2020. They had pieces of cute Police defense In the summer of 2024, they presented Jill Biden’s first lady on the cover, shortly after the catastrophic discussion of President Joe Biden, who ended his candidacy, and scored over Jill Biden when she received huge criticism for celebrating his debate.
It cannot be denying that Melania is a fashion icon, but at this populist moment it is special for people. When she wore lean jeans and Beanie on the second day of the new Trump administration, the Internet exploded with joy that lean jeans officially returned. She sets trends and vogue can’t handle it.
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Vogue’s outburst is especially because they have lost so much influence. Their conversations about the fashion chamber do not echo with us the rest. Who carries absurd prospects on their site? No one. But lean jeans and grains we understand, and Melani’s clothing is glamorous and available. Vogue hates it. The whole point of their fashion world is to leave people out. Who wants to make the masses wonderful together and the strange clothes they promote? They certainly not.
During the first Trump administration, Vogue was criticized for never putting Melania Trump, or Trump’s daughter Ivanka Trump, who was then in the administration, on her cover. The former model would be a natural choice, but Vogue’s magazine is home to the end girls and they like it. Anyone who disagrees with their liberal politics is, of course, outside. You have to march in Lockstep or you don’t get to the club. Wednesdays carry pink and no, you can’t sit with them.
But things have changed and now no one wants to go to their club. They lost their influence and they know it. The second time is, and the people who have spent the last four years harassing others in the use of a particular language or just the right positions are no longer in charge.
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A different writer of Vogue, Christian Aliire, spent time attacking Ivanka, who is not in this administration, because of her dress dresses, saying “that politicians often installed their clothes with powerful or meaningful choices – see Patriotic Wardrobe Dr. Jill Biden in the shades of Red , White and Blue – Trump’s wardrobe seems to be built on art and aesthetics instead.
Things have changed in America since 2016, but Vogue has not received a letter. Jackson added that “Melania Trump is still struggling with sarteric messages.” The rest of us get her message loud and clear. Only Vogue struggles to understand.
