“I don\u2019t think wearing a power suit to the office is in any way necessary,” Wintour told the magazine<\/a> on Tuesday. “Think about the women that one admires: Mrs. Obama comes to mind. Whether she\u2019s wearing J.Crew or Duro Olowu or Matthieu Blazy\u2019s Chanel, she always looks like herself. I\u2019m full of admiration for New York City\u2019s new first lady because she looks so cool and wears a lot of vintage\u2014young and modern and also entirely herself. To be fair, Melania Trump also always looks like herself when she dresses.”<\/p>\n Wintour, Vogue’s current Global Editorial Director, appeared on the cover of Vogue’s May 2026 issue alongside actress Meryl Streep to promote the upcoming film “The Devil Wears Prada 2.” In the film, Streep reprises her role as fictional high-profile fashion editor-in-chief Miranda Priestly, who is often compared to Wintour.<\/p>\n VOGUE ATTACKS MELANIA TRUMP’S OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE PORTRAIT, COMPARES HER TO ‘FREELANCE MAGICIAN’<\/a><\/p>\n Former Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour remarked that Melania Trump “always looks like herself.” (Taylor Hill\/WireImage via Getty Images)<\/p>\n Streep was more critical of the first lady’s fashion choices, calling out her famous “I really don’t care” jacket<\/a> from 2018.<\/p>\n “I have so many thoughts about this. I think the most\u2026 powerful message that our current first lady sent was in the coat that said ‘I Really Don\u2019t Care, Do U?’ when she was going to see migrant children who were incarcerated. All dress is about expressing yourself, but we\u2019re also subject to larger historical and political sweeps of expectation,” Streep said.<\/p>\n Fox News Digital<\/a> reached out to Melania Trump’s representative for comment.<\/p>\n VOGUE MAGAZINE NEGLECTS TO FEATURE REPUBLICAN FIRST LADIES ON COVER IN 130-YEAR HISTORY<\/a><\/p>\n Melania Trump previously appeared on Vogue’s cover in 2005, though she has not appeared in the magazine since then.<\/p>\n Anna Wintour previously defended Vogue magazine not featuring Melania Trump during President Donald Trump’s first term in office. (Tristan Fewings\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n In 2019, Wintour, who was still editor-in-chief at the time, defended not featuring Melania Trump on Vogue’s cover despite frequently covering former first lady Michelle Obama<\/a> as a political stance for the company.<\/p>\n “You have to stand up for what you believe in, and you have to take a point of view,” Wintour told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour. “We profile women in the magazine that\u00a0we believe in the stand that they’re taking on issues\u00a0we support them, we feel that they are leaders.”<\/p>\n ‘THE VIEW’ HOSTS MOCK MELANIA TRUMP AFTER INTERVIEW CRITICIZING VOGUE, POKE FUN AT MODELING CAREER<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Melania](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/melania-trump-attends-melania-world-premiere-washington-dc-fox-news.jpg\")
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