MARTIN BERNSTEIN Seattle, June 24 , 2013To the Editor: Contrary to the anti-gun articles in your June 24 issue, shooting victims should not be able to sue manufacturers, distributors and retailers; the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act should stay in effect; and manufacturers and importers should not be taxed for every gun sold to create a compensation fund.
During the 40h Anniversary Swimsuit Issue shooting, Stewart Shining photographed Rayder.
Vanity Fair put Caitlyn on the cover of its July issue, shot by Annie Leibovitz.
Here's a video trailer for the issue, shot by Grant Cornett and edited by Ivan Hurzeler.
But the issue shot to the top of the president's second-term agenda after his re-election in November, when Hispanic voters backed him in large numbers.
The image is purportedly from the Prada editorial from the upcoming issue shot by Steven Klein and styled by the magazine's editor-in-chief Katie Grand.
The cover of the October issue, shot by the Vogue stalwart Patrick Demarchelier, features Eva Mendes, a remarkable-looking person who has very little in common with the girl next door Now Ms. Wintour is turning her attention to Glamour, which has lost over 28 percent of its newsstand sales in the year ending in June, and perhaps other magazines as well.
It's also been less than a month since that long magazine profile reminded everyone that photographer Terry Richardson has been accused of multiple sexual assaults (two settled), and he's still partnering with Playboy magazine on a special 100-page issue – shot entirely by him.
Fat chick identifies her core issue, shoots it down like a Space Invader, jogs sloppily around a track in a big sweatsuit, drinks gallons of smoothies, then sheds her terry cloth cocoon to emerge a skinny, self-confident butterfly in Spandex.
Luckily for you, the cover of our profile-themed May issue (shot by Nick Veasey) is so on-the-nose, that even if you have trouble molding your life to predictable parables and proverbs, you'll get an idea of what's in store.
Winnie Byanyima, executive director of Oxfam International, said: "The scale of global inequality is quite simply staggering, and despite the issues shooting up the global agenda, the gap between the richest and the rest is widening fast.
