United States and Mexico appear to be on rocky ground this week after Donald Trump signed an executive order to build a wall along the Mexican border.
After a slew of tweets from Donald Trump about an upcoming meeting, President Enrique Peña Nieto cancelled the meeting over the phone that was scheduled for this upcoming Tuesday. Despite the turmoil between the two, Vanity Fair Mexico went ahead and published its latest issue featuring Melania Trump on the cover.
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The magazine, which calls her “the new Jackie Kennedy,” shows a picture of the First Lady in a white dress sipping on a cup of diamonds.
While the photos may look new — they are actually old!
According to Buzzfeed, the photos featured in the magazine were actually from a GQ shoot from April 2016.
Meanwhile, the people of Mexico are not too thrilled with the cover girl selection.
“It seems like @VanityFairMX wants to win the hate of its readers. It’s unbelievable that in this moment THIS woman is on the cover GROSS!” one person wrote.
“REALLY @VanityFairMX? Who is your editorial director? Videgaray?” another user wrote.
“Because of covers like the recent @VanityFairMX for February, a lot of readers prefer the international editions,” one person spoke out.
“What time will @VanityFairMX come out to apologize and say it’ll retire the cover? Not even Peña Nieto messed up that badly today,” one tweeter asked.
Vanity Fair Mexico has yet to respond.
NETA @VanityFairMX ? Quién es su director editorial? Videgaray?
— #Flacko (@ecklipsys) January 26, 2017
Por portadas como la reciente de @VanityFairMX para febrero, muchos lectores mejor prefieren ediciones internacionales.
— Vinycio Castillo (@vinyciocastillo) January 26, 2017
A qué hora sale @VanityFairMX a pedir disculpas y decir que retirará esta portada? Ni Peña Nieto lo hizo tan mal hoy. https://t.co/3I0mknMppQ
— Mau Ro (@maupeia) January 26, 2017
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