It was nice seeing Reba among the top actresses sharing a vogue cover. I know few deserving candidates like Sunli,…
Sun Li has quite a few covers under her belt, so I’m guessing the intention this time was to spotlight actresses who’ve been making significant contributions to both their craft and the fashion world, but haven’t yet had that kind of mainstream cover exposure. So yes, it’s definitely a strong line-up, all of the 85-ers featured have made a clear impact in both areas.
Across the cover line-up, only Liu Yifei and Zhang Yifeng have had multiple solo covers. With her recent Best Actress award, Xin Zhilei, I expect Chanel to ramp up feature sponsorship for her and she will probs have more covers too.
Baba being the only one from the 90s makes sense, given that she’s widely considered a fashion darling and influential with audiences and her upcoming role in Shaolin Women. The others from that generation have only recently started gaining traction in fashion circles, mostly within the last year.
As for the 95-liners, despite Bulgari being the sponsor, I don’t think she would’ve been included regardless of her agency beef. Wen Qi, who is also a Bulgari ambassador, and Teresa Li both have major accolades to their names, including Best Actress wins in film so their inclusion makes sense. So yes, your take on the 95s makes perfect sense.
I'm so glad Baba got on the group covers of Vogue China this month. I remember saying earlier this year that it felt like her time for a cover, and it actually happened. It’s a big deal. People really underestimate how hard it is to get a Vogue cover unless you've debuted in a huge film with backing from major production companies or have strong industry sponsorship or simplify a veteran in this industry.
I've seen some people making alternative covers and adding other stars, but let's be honest this isn't something that just gets handed out. Baba earned it and fully deserves the spotlight especially an anniversary celebrating stars with influence and fashion prowess. They still miffed that they skipped the 95 line-up but like who really has that influence from that year?
The misogyny is real with male fandoms, both from men and women. Actresses are held to such impossibly high standards…
Absolutely agree. It’s really disappointing to see how harshly women can judge other women while giving male actors a pass for doing the bare minimum. There’s definitely a double standard at play, female performers are constantly picked apart for their looks, roles, or even the number of dramas they’re in, while male actors are praised simply for showing up, especially if they fit a certain visual ideal.
Instead of uplifting and supporting fellow women, there's this unnecessary competition or criticism that only fuels more misogyny. It’s high time we start holding everyone to the same standard and actually support women who are working hard and succeeding.
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Across the cover line-up, only Liu Yifei and Zhang Yifeng have had multiple solo covers. With her recent Best Actress award, Xin Zhilei, I expect Chanel to ramp up feature sponsorship for her and she will probs have more covers too.
Baba being the only one from the 90s makes sense, given that she’s widely considered a fashion darling and influential with audiences and her upcoming role in Shaolin Women. The others from that generation have only recently started gaining traction in fashion circles, mostly within the last year.
As for the 95-liners, despite Bulgari being the sponsor, I don’t think she would’ve been included regardless of her agency beef. Wen Qi, who is also a Bulgari ambassador, and Teresa Li both have major accolades to their names, including Best Actress wins in film so their inclusion makes sense. So yes, your take on the 95s makes perfect sense.
I've seen some people making alternative covers and adding other stars, but let's be honest this isn't something that just gets handed out. Baba earned it and fully deserves the spotlight especially an anniversary celebrating stars with influence and fashion prowess. They still miffed that they skipped the 95 line-up but like who really has that influence from that year?
Instead of uplifting and supporting fellow women, there's this unnecessary competition or criticism that only fuels more misogyny. It’s high time we start holding everyone to the same standard and actually support women who are working hard and succeeding.
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