A new beauty “that has no borders, but only horizons”

A new beauty «that has no borders, but only horizons». With the face and the words of Miriam Leone on the cover, Vanity Fair dedicates its new issue to the highest aesthetic ideal and to the revolutions that are changing the world of beauty. Inviting everyone to shine beyond the usual patterns.

“I got married at 36 after a single life, free, traveling the world without depending on a father or a husband. My idea of ​​happiness? Feeling imperfect. And understand that it’s okay.

On the contrary, he accused ». Miriam Leone’s face and words are the protagonists of a special issue of Vanity Fair dedicated to the new beauty, on newsstands from tomorrow 13 October. «A beauty that has no borders but only horizons, like my Sicily», continues Miriam Leone. “In terms of bodies, their shapes, harmony, attractiveness, many continue to give for immutable paradigms and stereotypes that have been handed down to us for a few centuries, sometimes only for a few decades”, explains the director Simone Marchetti in his editorial. «But today beauty can no longer have cages but landscapes capable of helping us to understand who we are and how we can improve ourselves».

Inside the newspaper, in addition to the 23-page special dedicated to beauty revolution in cosmetics and in the beauty industry, an investigation into the sensational statements of Frances Haugen, a former Facebook manager, who highlighted the dangers of the social giant’s strategies; an author review of the new novel by JK Rowling, the author of Harry Potter, signed by the writer Viola Ardone; and an interview with the founder of the Italian collective of “asexuals”, a community that claims to have no sexual attraction.