According to foreign media reports, since her husband became the president of the United States, melania, who is a model, has not been able to appear on the cover of vogue in the United States, and her "predecessor", Obama's wife Michelle, has been on the screen three times. A secret recording was recently revealed, and After Melania "soured" the song in the recording, Beyoncé appeared in vogue's September issue, the most important issue of the traditional fashion magazine of the year.
In this July 2018 recording, Melania said, "Anna Wintur [editor-in-chief of American Fashion Magazine] provided Beyoncé with Vogue's September issue — all, all, all. She added that Vogue would never give her the coveted September cover personality, "they would never give me the opportunity," so "I (swear words) don't care about Vogue at all." ”
What made Melania even more unhappy was that fashion magazines gave actress Stomi Daniels a character interview, and Stomi Daniels received a $130,000 gag fee from Trump, allowing her to keep her tight on an extramarital sexual relationship between the two in 2006.
Melania was surprised by the news that the magazine was going to interview Stomi Daniels.
The recording was provided to the American press by Melania's former friend and aide Stephanie Winston Volkov, who had previously worked on Vogue for a decade, and the two discussed related topics. Melania was surprised that the fashion magazine chose Beyoncé as the cover character for September 2018, and "soured" the song to get complete creative space and control everything herself. "So she's going to hire a black photographer, the first ever to do a cover for Vogue."
And Melania herself has not been on the cover of Vogue since Trump took office. Her "predecessors"— Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton— have all been on the cover as first lady.
Prior to that, Melania had taken "Vogue" once in a wedding photo when she married Trump in March 2005. But the title of that cover didn't have Melania's name in it, calling her "Donald Trump's bride, and then discussed wedding rings, dresses, ceremonies, parties and helicopters.
Melania also compared herself to former U.S. First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who is known for her fashion, in the recording, "We are such a different type of woman. Just think about it, right? She was thin, short, and very small. I'm not like that. ”
Melania's spokesperson then slammed the recording as an "erasure" of the first lady's personality, criticizing it as "nonsense" and accusing Volkov of being a "narcissistic and never-ending liar." Beyoncé's spokeswoman declined to comment.
It was reported last week that Volkov was indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice for publishing a book about her two-year friendship with Melania, accusing her of violating a confidentiality agreement.
"These recordings are very important for my safety and protection, they become my insurance policy, and no one can refute the truth." Volkov told the media.
Vogue said that issue of the magazine focused on "true collaboration", and Beyoncé chose black photographer Teller Mitchell to take photos, which she used to provide more opportunities for black artists, so it was meaningful.
Compiled from foreign media
Image credit: NBC, Daily Mail, Vogue US edition
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