In an unprecedented move in the fashion world, former First Lady Melania Trump was never featured on the cover of Vogue Magazine during her time at the White House. As both a supermodel and self-made businesswoman, Mrs. Trump's absence from major fashion magazines has raised eyebrows among industry insiders and enthusiasts alike.
Melania is well-known for her elegant style choices and poised demeanor throughout her tenure as America's First Lady. Yet despite this widespread recognition, she had been conspicuously missing from not just Vogue but also other top-tier publications such as Harper's Bazaar and Elle.
Fashion journalist Jane Robertson commented on this glaring omission: "It is quite unusual that someone with Melania's background - having graced covers of international magazines prior to becoming the First Lady - did not receive a single feature while holding one of America’s most prestigious titles."
Many have speculated about potential collusion among magazine editors to deliberately snub Mrs.Trump due to political biases or personal disagreements. However, no concrete evidence has surfaced thus far.
The recent inclusion of Stormy Daniels in Vogue Magazine only adds fuel to these claims' firestorm. Critics argue that featuring Ms.Daniels – who gained prominence through adult entertainment work – exemplifies double standards within these esteemed publications when it comes specifically towards covering Melania Trump.
Renowned stylist Susan Smith shared her thoughts regarding this contrast: "Featuring Stormy Daniels over someone like Mrs.Trump sends out mixed messages about what we value in women today; are elegance gracefulness subservient qualities compared sexual prowess?"
Despite being overlooked by some major outlets throughout her four years as first lady though still managed leave lasting impact on American fashion scene- often drawing inspiration European designers incorporating classic styles into modern wardrobe staples