Anna Wintour is talking out amid controversy above Kamala Harris‘ Vogue cover.
More than the weekend, the publication announced the vice president-elect as their February 2021 include star after an picture leaked online early. Nevertheless, Vogue quickly faced criticism for how Harris—who is set to be inaugurated along with President-Elect Joe Biden on Jan. 20—was portrayed in a person of the pictures, which exhibits her donning a blazer, pants, a pearl necklace and her signature Converse sneakers.
Numerous on social media criticized the publication for the casual shot, with a person Twitter person noting, “Kamala Harris is about as light skinned as women of all ages of color arrive and Vogue even now f–ked up her lighting. WTF is this washed out mess of a deal with?” A different social media consumer also commented that the photo “is washed out, badly lit, stagnant, junk,” inquiring Vogue, “How could you do these types of a disservice to a lively, beautiful female? Shameful.”
In reaction to the backlash, Wintour informed the New York Times‘ Sway podcast that Vogue “wants nothing but to celebrate Vice President-elect Harris’ wonderful victory and the important minute this is in American record especially females of color all around the world.”
