This paper examines Emiri Momota’s “In Vogue” as a critical reflection on contemporary fashion media’s construction of identity, luxury, and aspiration. Momota argues that Vogue magazine, despite claims of diversity, perpetuates narrow beauty standards through visual and lexical framing.
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