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Roitfeld’s choices left our forum members with a few questions, however. “I expected something better with MAJOR American supermodels aka Cindy Crawford, Christie Brinkley & Christy Turlington,” declared a disapproving DutchHomme.
“Who still buys this magazine? It’s like LOVE but depressingly irrelevant and even more obnoxious,” stated an equally unimpressed Marc10.
Soon after, discussion started to look up. “I like them all, very interesting covers. My favorite is Kayla’s [below], so strong and athletic,” approved kokobombon.
“Kayla’s cover is a real standout here. Maybe I don’t know enough about these models, but I don’t think ‘Made in America’ when I look at any of these covers. A consumer shouldn’t have to think too hard to make the connection,” voiced justaguy.
Forum member thatsfierce shared the same sentiments, writing, “Nice to see Kayla, that’s a great shot…”
“Kayla looks amazing, best one out of the four. A real standout behind Staz. All four on their own though are nice either way,” WeberFanatic reasoned.
Also willing to show appreciation was Benn98: “None of these covers does it for me. Gigi’s, which will probably sell better than the others, is an ok shot, but her chin is tilted too high. Nevertheless, Carine is still doing a better job than many, bearing in mind she’s forced to work with a lesser-known team. I’m slowly beginning to warm to her reconstructed view of redundant themes.”
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