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"Nadie se muere de amor, ni por falta ni por sobra" —Chavela Vargas • Actress #AnaBrendaContreras wears dress by #RolandMouret and jewelry by #Cartier Actor (and boyfriend) #IvanSanchez wears suit, shirt and tie by #PalZileri and watch by #Cartier Styled by #SalvadorCosío Photographed by #JavierSalas for #VanityFairMx #April #2017 Story by #JavierMolina • #VanityFair #Mexico #AnaBreco #CorazonSalvaje #Love #Couple #vsco #vscocam #vscogram #vscophile

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[theslaymagazine]

Our beautiful new Flotus Melania Trump is slaying the cover of Vanity Fair Mexico's latest issue. 😍 @vanityfairmx - Melania Trump, la nueva primera dama de los Estados Unidos, es el personaje de la portada de febrero 2017. En un reportaje en donde ella —y gente que la conoce— es entrevistada, se desvela cómo fue el pasado de una intrigante exmodelo que vive al lado de uno de los hombres menos queridos de este planeta. ¿Cómo se enamoró de él? ¿Cómo es su vida juntos? En una sesión de fotos realizada por Douglas Friedman, se capta la esencia de esta mujer que aspira a convertirse en la próxima Jackie Kennedy. Lee un adelanto en vanityfair.mx. Link en bio. | #MelaniaTrump #FirstLady #EstadosUnidos #VanityFairMx #theslaymagazine #sheslays #slayed #theyslay #flotus #melaniatrump #beauty #fashion #slayfashion #style #melania #coverstar #covergirl #vanityfair #vanity #vanityfairmx @charlynichole

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Mexico 01.27.2017 hidrate @vanityfair the thirst and desperation is real @vanityfairmx que asco. #vanityfair #vanityfairmx

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@vanityfairmx Frida Kahlo tendrá su propia edición de @barbie y llegará junto con la de la golfista Lorena Ochoa. Ambas son un homenaje a grandes mujeres que han marcado un hito en la historia. Los detalles en vanityfair.mx | Foto: Cortesía de @mattel #barbie #fridakahlo

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Viva Fotografia! Thanks @vanityfairmx @lootmx @momentum_fine_art for the write up! @michelitoof #fineartphotography #vintage #havana #merida #profotoglobal

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Melania Trump Shows Off Her Diamond Diet on Vanity Fair Mexico

The cover of the latest issue of Vanity Fair Mexico is a dig acknowledging the battles currently raging between President Trump and the country of Mexico — as well as President Trump and Vanity Fair magazine, respectively.

In a repurposed stock photo image, the new first lady, Melania Trump, is seen twirling strands of diamond-encrusted necklaces with a fork, as if the jewelry were spaghetti.

Melania Trump, en portada de febrero. Un reportaje que desvela cómo fue el pasado de esta intrigante primera dama. https://t.co/WP298EtGug pic.twitter.com/ZUNOvkYaEI

— Vanity Fair México (@VanityFairMX) January 26, 2017

One of the cover lines declares the FLOTUS to be “la nueva Jackie Kennedy.”

The feature story isn’t new. In fact, it’s repurposed from GQ magazine’s April issue (Condé Nast also owns GQ and content is generally shared internationally). Additionally, the photo was initially taken in December 2011 by Douglas Friedman for Philadelphia Style magazine.

Vanity Fair Mexico can’t take credit for most of the components, yet it’s still a bold, stunning move from the Mexican edition of the Condé Nast-published lifestyle magazine. It also couldn’t be more timely. On Wednesday, President Trump signed an executive order to begin construction of a wall along the Mexican-American border.

The promise of such a wall was the cornerstone of his campaign message, with his announcement of his race for the presidency beginning with a much-criticized speech in which he said such a wall was necessary since Mexico was “not our friend, believe me. … When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. They’re not sending you… They’re sending people that have lots of problems. …They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists.”

Following the announcement of the official order for the building of the border wall earlier this week — and Trump’s initial insistence that Mexico would have to pay for it — POTUS has revised his stance, saying that the wall would instead be funded by a 20 percent tariff imposed on all goods imported to the U.S. from Mexico. Economists, however, have critiqued this plan, saying that such a tariff would only make Mexican goods much more expensive for American consumers, thus effectively making Americans pay for the wall.

The president of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto, then canceled a meeting that he and Trump were supposed to have on Thursday in response to the tension between the two countries resulting from Trump’s executive order. Trump signed a second executive order on Jan. 25 also targeting Mexico, boosting border patrol officers along the U.S.’s southern border and upping the number of immigration enforcement officers to carry out deportations.

But the president’s current feud with Vanity Fair magazine is just as heated, albeit with less significant geopolitical implications. The magazine’s longtime U.S. edition editor, Graydon Carter, has been feuding with POTUS since the 1980s, when Carter referred to Trump as a “short-fingered vulgarian” in Spy magazine.

More recently, Carter wrote a scathing takedown of Trump in October 2016, detailing the now-president’s crass, offensive, and misogynistic behavior sitting at the Vanity Fair table at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner back in 1987.

Carter’s piece went on to detail the businessman’s seemingly obsessive hatred of Carter and the magazine he helms. (The magazine has certainly not shied away from critical coverage of Trump’s behavior — including his conflicts of interests — since Trump assumed the presidency, either.)

The Trump-Vanity Fair feud appeared to hit its tipping point, however, when the magazine published an unflattering review of Trump Grill, the restaurant housed inside of the president’s longtime residence, his eponymous Trump Tower. The headline of the review read, “Trump Grill Could Be the Worst Restaurant in America.” Predictably, this led Trump to take to Twitter to rant against Vanity Fair and Carter, the latest volley in a decades-long feud.

Has anyone looked at the really poor numbers of @VanityFair Magazine. Way down, big trouble, dead! Graydon Carter, no talent, will be out!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 15, 2016

In response, the magazine added the tweet to its February 2017 cover, and, according to Condé Nast, has even seen an uptick in subscriptions. Carter, along with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, met with the president at the Condé Nast offices at One World Trade Center in early January.

So in conclusion, using a photo of Melania twirling diamond-pasta as a Marie Antoinette “Let them eat cake” stand-in on the cover of Vanity Fair Mexico is nothing short of the ultimate shade.

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Olha, #mbfmx: as mais cheinhas estão com tudo! É para lá que eu vou! @mercedesbenzmx @trendstoinspireyou @trends @chic @mexico @vanityfairmx #repost #tbt

[das-writer]

#Repost @vanityfairmx (@get_repost) ・・・ @rafaelmicha disfruta de la noche más importante del año para @admexico en el @ccteopanzolco | #IconosAD Foto: Denisse Acevedo (en Centro Cultural Teopanzolco)

[estefi1world]

Este guapo actor productor y director mexicano @gaelgarciab protagoniza la portada de revista @vanityfairmx y expresa que en: "Un país con miedo no es un país libre" estelariza la portada de octubre y nos habla sobre la muerte y cómo en México se resuelven interrogantes básicas para la humanidad. Todos los detalles de esta nueva edición en vanityfair.mx #ExclusivaVF

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EL actor @gaelgarciab en @vanityfairmx #portadasderevistas #tapasderevistas #magazines #revistas #portadas #covers #mexico🇲🇽

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#Repost @evalongoria ・・・ Nuestros corazones están rotos viendo el sufrimiento del pueblo mexicano ante las catástrofes sufridas los pasados 7 y 19 de Septiembre. En estos momentos tan delicados donde nuestro querido México necesita todo nuestro apoyo, mi Co-Anfitrion de Honor - @maluma, nuestras fundaciones y yo hemos unidos fuerzas con @globalgiftusa para la próxima The Global Gift Gala que se llevará a cabo en la Ciudad de México el 1 de noviembre, donde los fondos recaudados durante la noche se destinarán a México y a las familias que han sido afectadas por tal devastadores terremotos. Podemos sentir vuestro dolor y esperamos con esta iniciativa poder ayudar a tanta gente que lo necesita y a que México, que ha dado una lección de humanidad al mundo, se recupere con más fuerza que nunca. Para más información: Haga click en @globalgiftusa bio o donate@globalgiftfoundationusa.org #GGFUSA #GGGCDMX17 #UnidosporMexico #FuerzaMexico #EvaLongoriaFoundation #ElArteDeLosSueños #BetterTomorrows #EvaLongoriaBaston #Maluma #GlobalGifters #ExclusivaVF Our hearts are broken seeing the suffering of the Mexican people after the catastrophes suffered last September 7 and 19. In these very delicate moments where our beloved Mexico needs all our support, my Honorary Co-Chair - @maluma, our foundations and I have joined forces with @globalgiftusa for the next Global Gift Gala to be held in Mexico City on November 1, where funds raised during the night will go to Mexico and to families who have been affected by such devastating earthquakes. We can feel your pain and we hope with this initiative to be able to help so many people who need it and that Mexico, that has given a lesson of humanity to the world, recovers with more force than ever. For more information: http://bit.ly/2wizIgL or donate@globalgiftfoundationusa.org #GGFUSA #GGGCDMX17 #UnidosporMexico #FuerzaMexico #EvaLongoriaFoundation #ElArteDeLosSueños #BetterTomorrows #EvaLongoriaBaston #Maluma #GlobalGifters #ExclusivaVF @globalgiftusa, @vanityfairmx , @evalongoria, @elartedelossuenos, @maluma, @evalongoriafoundation, @duermetranquilo