Vogue Faces Backlash Over Criticism of Melania Trump’s White House Portrait
The fashion magazine compared the first lady to a 'freelance magician,' reigniting tensions over its portrayal of the Trump family.
- Vogue's article described Melania Trump's White House portrait as resembling a 'freelance magician' and critiqued her choice of a tuxedo over more traditional attire.
- The piece is part of a longstanding tension between Vogue and the Trumps, with Melania notably excluded from the magazine's cover during her time as first lady.
- Supporters of Melania, including friends and social media users, have defended her as elegant and accused Vogue of political bias.
- Melania has stated she has no interest in appearing on magazine covers, emphasizing her focus on other priorities as first lady.
- Vogue editor Anna Wintour has not commented on the backlash, while the publication has faced accusations of favoring Democratic figures like Jill Biden in its coverage.