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"You have no f-cking idea how much you have to fight to make people respect you. TAKES YEARS," Vittoria Ceretti wrote on Instagram. "You just get it free by day one."

She calls the choice "the hardest thing that I could ever imagine."

Plus, a first look at Edward Enninful's memoir.

Plus, Barbie Ferreira fronts the latest issue of 'Allure.'

Plus, Gabi Gregg is launching her own fashion line.

The music icon dons a cowboy hat, marks a new Tiffany & Co. sponsorship and reflects on what she's learned as she approaches her 40th birthday.

We'll be updating as they're rolled out.

Plus, fashion artisans and small manufacturers hit hard by India's second Covid-19 wave.

The music legend is passing along his complexion philosophy via a genderless brand called Humanrace.

"Music has been such a healer for the Black community since the beginning of time," Halle says.

Jihyo of Twice appears on its May 2020 print edition, while JB of GOT7 stars in a special digital cover.

Do not sleep on this magazine.

"To speak of anything else — while people are dying, doctors and nurses are risking their lives and the world is changing forever — is not the DNA of 'Vogue' Italia.

It did for me.

The "Truth Hurts" singer fronts the December 2019 issue of British 'Vogue.'

The singer, actress and Fenty designer fronts the fashion publication's November 2019 issue.

It was a banner year for diversity on the newsstands, as well as for the new generation of supermodels like Bella Hadid and Kaia Gerber.

A (cover) star is born.

Damn.

And apparently, they embrace gender fluidity!

Photographed by Annie Leibovitz, of course.

This is a huge step in the right direction when it comes to visibility, diversity and what it means to be an American.

Anna for president.