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Meghan Markle chose not to display cover page photo for the outstanding edition of the so-called "Fashion Bible" because she wanted to focus on the women she admires instead . The September issue will focus on issues that are important to Meghan, such as race, women's empowerment and mental health. The appointment is a well-kept secret, despite speculation from the press, the project is discussed only in secret meetings and e-mails exchanged between Vogue offices in the West End and the home of Meghan in Windsor. Meghan said she hoped readers would be "inspired" by the women featured in this issue.
The September issue of the British magazine Vogue will highlight the women responsible for change who are willing to reshape society in a radically positive way.
Meghan, along with the editorial team of the magazine, chose to feature in this issue of women of fashion, film, technology, wellness and beyond, called "Forces for Change".
Jacinda Ardern, Premier of New Zealand, Francesca Hayward, Principal Dancer of the Royal Ballet, and Greta Thunberg, Climate Change Activist and Student.
Together, these women are the stars of the cover, only the name of Meghan is represented on the front.
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Meghan Markle was unveiled as guest editor for the September issue of British Vogue (Image: PA)
Edward Enninful, editor-in-chief of British Vogue, delighted to reveal this news and states: "Having the most influential guest of change in the country, publishing British Vogue at this time was an honor, a pleasure and a wonderful surprise.
"As you will see through her selections throughout this magazine, she is also willing to explore more complex and nuanced areas, that it is about women's empowerment, mental health, race or privileges.
"From the beginning, we talked about coverage – whether or not it's on it.
"In the end, she felt it would be a kind of" boast "to do for this particular project.
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The September issue will highlight the marker of female change (Image: PA)
Meghan Markle is photographed in the Smart Rooms, London studio (Image: PA)
"She wanted to focus on the women she admires."
The timing coincides with the fall launch of the new Prince Harry and Meghan charitable foundation, which will focus on "the environment and the community".
The Royal Susbad Foundation is launched after the split of the Duke and Duchess of Susbad from the Royal Foundation and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
The decision to split the two couples' charity partnership was announced last month. Kensington Palace claimed that its decision was to help the four royals to "prepare for their future roles".
Speculation has been rumored that the split is the result of a royal feud between couples.
Meghan Markle will not feature on the cover of Vogue, fearing to be "vaunted" (Image: Getty)
Meghan Markle announced the news of her Instagram account on SusbadRoyal and said, "The publication of the September issue of British Vogue by Guest Guest has been rewarding, educational and inspiring.
"To deepen this process, working quietly behind the scenes for so many months, I'm happy to be able to share what we've created.
"A big thank you to all the friends who have supported me in this endeavor, dedicating their time and energy to helping in these pages and on the cover.
"Thank you for saying" Yes! "- and to Edward, thank you for this wonderful opportunity."
Meghan's editorial role in British Vogue is a major badet for Enninful, who in 2017 became the first black editor of British Vogue.
Dame Anna Winter, editor-in-chief of American Vogue, had previously failed to convince the Duchess to change the magazine's version in her home country.
Meghan hoped that the special issue would inspire people and said, "Through this lens, I hope you will feel the strength of the collective in the diverse selection of women chosen for the cover, as well as in the team. support I have used. the question to help bring that to light.
"I hope readers will feel as inspired as me by the forces of change that they will find in these pages.
Kate Middleton on the cover of the June 2016 edition to celebrate her centennial (Image: N / A)
Princess Diana made the cover of Vogue four times (Image: N / A)
"The past seven months have been a rewarding process, and by organizing and collaborating with Edward Enninful, we tackled the most popular fashion issue of the year and focused our efforts on the values, causes and people who have an impact on today's world. "
Meghan's decision not to appear on the cover goes against the other members of the royal family who appeared on the front page of the popular magazine.
In 2016, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, made the cover of the June issue of Vogue to celebrate her centennial number.
The number included seven new photographs of the Royal Dean, representing her at ease in the Norfolk countryside.
The late Princess Diana also made the cover of Vogue four times. The final cover was published in 1997, the year of his death.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry welcomed their first child to the world in May. (Image: Getty)
Meghan is currently on maternity leave after giving birth to her first child, Archie, on May 6th.
She has made few public appearances since her birth, having attended the Trooping the Color in June and Wimbledon twice at the July Championships.
But the news of her role as guest editor can explain why she made so few outings.
The full version of the September issue of British Vogue will be available in newsstands and digital download on Friday, August 2nd.
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