Editions of Vogue from across the globe continue to throw support toward the athletes competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics. British Vogue‘s Chioma Nnadi is rooting for Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Sofia Raffaeli and Milena Baldassarri front Vogue Italia’s digital installment while Team Australia are splashed across Vogue Australia. At Vogue Thailand, editor Kullawit Laosuksri places three of the countries Olympic hopefuls on the July 2024 cover. Give it up for sprinter Anika Chati, sailor Arthit Mikhail Romanyk and swimmer Supha Sangaworawong. The trio pose for photographer Thada Varish in the portrait cover image, sporting looks from Prada, Hermès and Loro Piana, as chosen for the occasion by Jirat Sappisankul.
Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:
“Reminds me of an 80’s Trapper Keeper binder,” pointed out jeremydante.
“Reminds me of trash,” an underwhelmed phungnam96 chimed in.
“Reminds me of graphing paper I used in Geometry class. Triggering. This edition is a lost cause. They can actually follow Vogue Philippines’ classy and clean format given that they also have a rich culture but they chose to be tacky and cheap-looking,” voiced crmsn.
“Looks like a teen magazine,” noted Lovetojudge24.
Also not enthralled by the latest from Vogue Thailand was tigerrouge: “It’s like they’re living in a graph paper world with giant rulers. Three students trapped in a Tron-like dimension, except here they have to escape by sitting through a series of math exams.”
Not everyone, however, was left so disenchanted. “I like it, it’s a bit minimalist and not so in-your-face but nevertheless it gives ‘fashion x OG’ energy. They are good looking too,” Bertrando3 reasoned.
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