Commenting on Melania Trump's official White House portrait, Vogue Magazine, an influential publication in the fashion industry, wrote that the First Lady more resembled a 'freelance magician'

Melania Trump and Vogue are continuing its alleged beef into 2025 with the outlet's review of her portrait. Has the first lady ever been on the cover?

Melania Trump “looked more like she was guest starring on an episode” of the business-themed show than “assuming the role of first lady of the United States,” wrote Jackson. And a tuxedo “made Trump look more like a freelance magician than a public servant,” she added. Vogue and Melania Trump have history.

A close friend said, "We have cancelled all our subscriptions to Condé NASTY. I encourage everyone who loves America to do the same."

Vogue’s beef with Melania, who did some modeling work before meeting her future husband around 1998, began when President Donald Trump was first elected to office in 2016. While most first ladies are asked to pose for the prestigious magazine, Melania didn’t appear in its glossy pages.

She’s stunning and rarely misses when it comes to fashion…your opinions are trash and based purely on politics,” one critic wrote in response to the piece.

On Tuesday, the magazine published what's being called a "scathing" take on Melania Trump's White House portrait. I'd, however, contest that it could've been meaner!

Despite Melania Trump's high-fashion savvy as a former model, Vogue Global Editorial Director Anna Wintour has appeared to shut out the first lady over politics.

A 1993 ad for a Slovenian clothing company showed Melania Trump as the first female president of the United States.