2024-07-06 09:53:07
And now “Vogue”. The televised debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump was followed by a debate about Joe Biden’s indiscretions during the duel. This was followed by the controversy over the appearance of Jill Biden at the campaign event the next day, when she promoted her husband, the President of the United States. (“Joe, you did such a great job. You answered all the questions.”)
Now comes this cover. August of American Vogue. On the cover of Jill Biden. Is this cover the last thing Joe Biden needs or the best thing that could happen to him?
It’s probably a bit of both. It comes at an inappropriate time because editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is known to be close to the Democrats and has blocked the cover option from Melania Trump between 2016 and 2020. Many people are remembering this now that Biden is exhausted
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It’s not like Melania Trump hasn’t featured prominently in Vogue, like Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, Hillary Clinton, Barbara Bush and Nancy Reagan before her. Only “Vogue” did not show her in the White House years, but on its cover in 2005, in a wedding dress, as “Donald Trump’s new wife.”
In addition, a “Vogue” cover has an explosive potential. When Kamala Harris appeared in this position for the presentation, a discussion arose about the vice president wearing sneakers on the cover. Biden, on the other hand, now looks more stylish in a double-breasted white coat from the Ralph Lauren collection. Almost too fancy.
In addition, the cover line, which we understand to be classic: “We decide about our future.” (In the article in the magazine it is clear that the quote comes from a campaign speech addressed to women in Minnesota. In fact Jill Biden is not only in the image of the First Lady, but also “Dr.
At the same time, the cover is a natural progression in this election year. It is not only a TV duel monitor, but also an appearance the day after. Jill Biden wore a dress to an event that clearly said: “Vote.” In blue color.
Her outfit stood out, as did her jacket with the word “Love” on the back a few years ago, as a counterpoint to Melania Trump’s “I really don’t care – do you?” The message this time too: Now there’s Jill Biden. Wife. It could be Joe Biden’s trump card, in a country where campaigning also means a glamorous wedding. At least that’s how it was so far.
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