"Don't Romanticize War": Vogue Ukraine got into a scandal through a model with a model and a military

Social network users agreed that the printed version of the magazine had to decorate the cover with the front of Oksana Rubaniak. However, the publishing house has released a number for which a photo of the model surrounded by cadets. Vogue Ukraine magazine was scandal through the covers of the spring room, which depicted Oksana's machine gunner "Ksena" Rubaniak and model Karina Mazar.

Instagram social network users were left to the appropriate post with the photos of hundreds of angry comments, the essence of which was that the media "made a glamor from the war". The most criticism was collected by the cover on which the model Karina Mazar poses in the clothing of the style of military, and behind her are smiling cadets of the Ivan Bohun Kiev Military Lyceum (note that Brett Lloyd took the shot).

However, there were also those Ukrainians who spoke in defense of the idea of ​​creative director Martha Bertman: the discussion also flared up around the alternative cover of the magazine, for which the photographer removed Oksana's machine gunner "Ksen" Rubaniak: Recall in the beginning of February British Vogue was accused of kumi. Edward Anninful's last cover for British Vogue received a wave of Hate because she introduced "40 legendary women".