That meant Harris’ team had not seen the final choice, which was left to Vogue, and had not known the magazine had decided to swap the photos. Harris has also already made history, as the first female vice president, the first Black female vice president and the first female vice president of South Asian descent. As is Vogue — which is probably part of why Harris agreed to do the cover in the first place. And though the Vogue cover is not Harris’ first fashion magazine cover — she also posed for Elle during the campaign — it is her first cover since being certified as the next vice president. And also why, in the long profile that accompanies the Vogue cover by Alexis Okeowo, there is almost no mention made of fashion.

Source: bd News24 January 12, 2021 06:45 UTC