Unfortunately, we’ve had to become completely accustom to Condé Nast’s global content sharing strategy over recent years, which is now a common practice. Editions of Vogue from across the globe often share content – and even covers. The latest to be shared is American Vogue‘s Summer 2024 cover shoot (first released a whole two months ago) starring Kendall Jenner. The shoot is unsurprisingly regurgitated as Vogue France’s offering for August 2024. Via the lens of photographic duo Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, the American beauty and current face of Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger can be found posing down on a sun-drenched beach on location in Mexico. In the sultry cover shot, a bronzed Kendall Jenner is dressed by stylist Tabitha Simmons in a polka dot bikini from Dolce & Gabbana,

Read below the reactions of theFashionSpot’s forum members:

“The one time literally thousands and thousands of people descend to Paris for the Olympics, this is the cover they have… a reprint from a 2-month-old US Vogue. Wow. Condé Nast really are not helping themselves. Why would anyone, tourist or not want to grab this copy on a newsstand?” Kite questioned.

“How the mighty have fallen,” shrieked gunsnroses.

“A screenshot for June/July [with Gigi Hadid] and a reprint for August. Dark times,” Ribs666 sighed.

“How low can you go? Seriously?” voiced fauxfashion.

Everyone else was satisfied, to some extent. “Absolutely despise the current content sharing strategy from Condé Nast, and still think it’s a crying shame to see what French Vogue has become. However, I cannot hate this – all things considered. The cover itself takes me back to the glory days of Vogue Paris. For that reason alone I will… accept,” reasoned vogue28.

“At least it’s something with more of a Vogue Paris vibe than anything of late,” kokobonbom echoed.

“The cover is not perfect but I absolutely love a beach cover,” MModa commented.

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