Melania Trump and Anna Winur's War: Will the first lady of the United States get to Vogue's cover

However, after the second arrival of the Donny in the White House, the situation can change, and Wintour, clamping his teeth, will have to move away from his principles, says Jenny Oppenheimer in his column for the Daily Mail. He is the author of several unauthorized biographies of public figures, including Hillary and Bill Clinton, River Gadson, Martha Stuart, Barbara Walters, Etel Kennedy, Jerry Seinfeld and family Gilton.

Among his works is the book "Anna Vinur: the cool life and hot times of the editor -in -chief of Vogue". According to him, fashion insiders fear that Wintour, known for his cold behavior and antitramphographic policies, will again exclude Melania from the cover of the fashion Bible for another four years.

"If the past is a prelude, Anna is about to take a solid position in the style of Manolo Blanik and, most likely, to make Melania on the blacklist, as she did during Trump's first presidency," the Vogue source said. But this time, it seems, there was a serious shift.

Since corporate America abandons the progressive policy of Baiden's failure for the new world Maga, a democratic, left -wing Anna, who, according to sources, has long been suffering from the syndrome of Trump's psychosis, receives serious resistance from the maternal company of his journal KONDE NAST, when the topic is shocked. And the first lady republicans. Anna is the editor -in -chief and global editorial director of Vogue, having 25 domestic and foreign editions of the Gucci magazine.

However, she still has to report to the CEO of the Global Media Company, Conde Nast Ranger Lynch, appointed in 2019, as well as former president and CEO of Pandora Streaming Service, as well as CEO of SLING TV. And, like other CEOs and Corporate Leaders, such as Amazon Founder Jeff Bezos, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Google Sundar Pichal, Apple Tim Cook and others who supported Trump, Conde Nast leaders also want to be on the good side Commander -in -Chief this time.

"Obviously, they would like Anna to play with Melania in a good way, treated her with respect, which she rightfully deserves the first lady," the source said. Conde Nast expects that Wintour will show prudence and reconcile from Mrs. Trump. "The thing is that Melania, who thinks independently, can simply say Anna to take her cover and shut up," the source suggested.

The fact that the schedule is changing may be evidenced by the moment that Vogue has published an overview of the most stylish images on the inauguration on social networks, adding to its reporting a corporate dark blue silk wool-woolen melancy dress and a design hat. Earlier, Melania stated that there are more important things in her life than to be on the Vogue cover.

In 2020, leaving the White House after Baiden's victory, she in an interview with Pita Hegsset with Fox News Channel said Vogue was "biased" because he did not put her on the cover during her stay in office but put the first lady Gill Biden in The center of attention. "They are biased, they have sympathies and dislikes, and it is so obvious. I think the Americans and everyone else see it. And I have much more important things . . . than to be on the Vogue cover," she said.

However, even before Trump's political career, Melania still decorated the cover of the magazine. In 2005, she appeared there in a wedding dress after marrying a billionaire. "If Melania, an experienced model with elegance and class, married Democrat, she probably would have appeared more than once on the Vogue cover and would be Anna's best friend," one of the informants said.