Vogue Editors Attack Fashion Bloggers as Pathetic and Embarrassing

Vogue.com editors have publicly criticized fashion bloggers, calling them "pathetic," "sad," and "embarrassing" during Milan Fashion Week. The attack targets bloggers like Bryanboy and Chiara Ferragni, who have gained front-row seats and magazine covers, challenging traditional fashion journalism. The article argues that Vogue's criticism is hypocritical, given the industry's acceptance of freebies and sponsored trips. It suggests that Vogue staff, including Sally Singer, Sarah Moever, Nicole Phelps, and Alesandra Codinha, should redirect their energy to humanitarian work at migrant hotspots like Pozzallo, Lampedusa, Calais, or the Mexico border. The piece highlights the economic pressures at Condé Nast, where underperforming editors are quickly replaced, and notes that the fashion business is declining. The author urges fashion professionals to address global migration crises instead of complaining about bloggers.