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Naturally, the cover caused plenty of discussion. “Nothing about this works for me! Badly cropped, way too zoomed in, no clothes, no emotion, no drama! It’s almost like Karl and Carine wanted to recreate what [Emmanuelle] Alt did with the Beckham’s for the Vogue Paris cover, except it doesn’t work here!” slated Miss Dalloway at once.
“Awful and where is the chemistry?” asked a horrified DutchHomme.
Also quick to voice their disapproval was Benn98: “Well, it’s certainly something new for them in terms of composition, but they both look like mannequins. Why not go for a grey backdrop? This could be a beauty ad.”
“It’s actually a nice cover,” TeeVanity said, oozing a different attitude toward the cover.
“I hate the idea of them being on a fashion cover, but I don’t hate the final result in this case. My only gripe is: it’s a ‘Fall Fashion Issue’ but there’s literally no fashion on the cover,” stated MyNameIs.
Tigerrogue shortly added: “The cover isn’t the worst outcome of a Kim and Kanye shoot, but I also know the longer I look at it, the more faults I’ll find.”
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