Fashion magazines have become ‘handbooks for the resistance’ and it’s ruining their credibility

The New York Post ^ | September 28, 2019 | Bethany Mandel

[2ndDivisionVet]

When Eve, a 15-year-old from Maryland saw Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka speaking at the Republican National Convention in 2016, she immediately took a liking to her.

Admiring how poised she was while addressing the audience, Eve started an Instagram account dedicated to the famous first daughter called “AlwaysIvanka.” The account caught fire instantly, and in the days after Trump became president, it gained more than 10,000 followers, including the first daughter herself.

Over the course of the next six months, Eve noticed how little coverage First Lady Melania Trump was garnering for her work in the White House. So she started a matching account called “AlwaysMelania.” Today the Ivanka and Melania accounts have 125,000 and 240,000 followers, respectively, and are among the most popular accounts of their kind. The largest fan account for Melania, “MelaniaTrump.style,” is devoted to her fashion choices and boasts over 292,000 followers.

While Eve has made some money on the accounts in the form of sponsored posts, she views her work as merely a hobby, though she devotes a great deal of time keeping her fans updated on the latest appearances of the Trump women.

[foreverfree]

Bump

[hoosiermama]

TTTT

[simpson96]

Gee, I wonder why.

They’re all operated by gays and the artsy-fartsy liberal crowd.

[Luke21]

Feminist twaddle for decades.

[BlueHorseShoe]

I used to subscribe to probably ten women’s health and fashion magazines a month. I dumped them all long ago. It became worthless and maddening to get enough out of them to try and ignore their political bent. It’s too bad. If only Lefties knew how much conservatives would support their wares. Dummies

[Veto!]

But they loved the fashionable Michelle Obma. (Spelling intentional, they’re not worth three vowels. )

[ifinnegan]

Teen Vogue might as well be Revolutionary Worker.

[SunkenCiv]

What credibility?

[nutmeg]

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[LibertarianLiz]

I used to subscribe to probably ten women’s health and fashion magazines a month. I dumped them all long ago. It became worthless and maddening to get enough out of them to try and ignore their political bent. It’s too bad.

My daughter is a history buff; and, especially, military history. She used to like getting Military History magazine; but, she has stopped reading it because it has become a leftist rag. She said after all the older writers retired, it became unreadable.