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But members of our forums declared the outcome a missed opportunity. “You manage to get Anja Rubik and you’re coming up with this? Such a waste,” complained Bezimienna at once.
“I know the tagline says exclusive but this looks like a reprint IMO. There have been so many covers/editorials with Anja styled like this, posing like this… she has more range, what a wasted opportunity,” kokobombon chimed in.
Also disapproving of the magazine’s efforts was TaylorBinque: “I don’t mind it but it somehow looks weird. Maybe the cropping. I also get an ELLE vibe.”
Bertrando3 agreed, writing, “The styling is a mess, there’s way too much text, the cover looks like ELLE magazine and Anja does not bring any energy there. Next!”
“It does look very ELLE, and that’s mainly down to the styling. She looks great though, although it’s weird to see her still booking covers,” said Benn98.
Not everyone was left entirely unsatisfied, however. “Anja’s always a perfect choice. I really like it but the styling and palette of colors look like for fall,” pointed out narcyza.
“Great seeing Anja on the cover of Vogue again. I love the color palette, but this looks so fall to me,” echoed justaguy, feeling the same way.
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