Korona je novo lice sa naslovnice Voga, Tajma, Veniti fera: Ovako su je svetski magazini predstavili

Magazini širom sveta posvetili naslovne strane koroni / Foto: Pixabay

Štampani mediji širom sveta, posebno magazini koji izlaze jednom mesečno, nisu uspeli (a možda ni želeli) da zaobiđu epidemiju korona virusa kao glavnu temu. Covid-19 postao je novo lice sa naslovnica renomiranih časopisa. 

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Neke publikacije su otišle toliko daleko da su promenile ime kao Time Out In. Sports Illustrated se odrekao manekenki u kupaćim kostimima i prikazao prazne tribine na naslovnoj, a Vogue Portugal je snimio dvoje ljudi kako se ljube sa maskama.

Vanity Fair Italija je možda otišao najdalje od svih u aktivizmu imajući u vidu koliko je Italija pogođena virusom: oni su prvo napravili poseban broj magazina na čijoj nasovnici se našlo 64 poznata stanovnika Milana, od kojih su možda najpoznatiji Giorgio Armani i Miuccia Prada, i osmislili su hashtag #IoSonoMilano (#JaSamMilano), piše buro247.

Taj heštag su zatim poznati i influenseri počeli da koriste i u ostalim gradovima Italije, samo menjajući ime grada u hashtagu i pozivajući svoje sugrađane da ostanu u svojim domovima dok pandemija traje.

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Uma imagem não vale só mais que mil palavras. Vale também enquanto documento histórico. E a liberdade de 2020 vai ser reconhecível assim: confinada. Seja por quatro paredes, seja por uma máscara, sempre com uma luz que espreita pela janela de um futuro que virá melhor, e mais livre. E vai ser reconhecível hoje ou daqui a dez anos. A Vogue Portugal “Freedom on Hold” chega às bancas a 02 de abril, juntamente com o download gratuito do pdf - porque estamos juntos nisto. Mas para não perder uma edição tão especial e que ficará para a história, pode assegurar a sua cópia já em Vogue.pt/shop. #freedomonhold Capa 01 de 02. — An image isn’t just worth more than a thousand words. It’s worth as a historical document as well. And 2020’s freedom will be recognizable like this: in confinement. Be it within four walls, be it separated by a mask, always with a ray of light peeking from the window of a brighter and better future - with more freedom. And it’ll be recognizable today and in ten years time. Vogue Portugal is out on stands on April 2nd, along with the free download of our pdf - we’re still in this together. But to make sure you don’t lose such a special issue, one that will be forever part of History, make sure you grab your copy now at Vogue.pt/shop [link in bio]. #freedomonhold Cover 01 of 02. #vogueportugal #editorinchief @Sofia.slucas #coverartdirection @jsantanagq #photography @branislavsimoncik #models @bibibaltovic @adambardy #mask @lukaskimlicka #freedom #liberdade #april #freedomissue @lighthouse.publishingA post shared by Vogue Portugal (@vogueportugal) on Mar 30, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT

 

 

 

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Uma imagem não vale só mais que mil palavras. Vale também enquanto documento histórico. E a liberdade de 2020 vai ser reconhecível assim: confinada. Seja por quatro paredes, seja por uma máscara, sempre com uma luz que espreita pela janela de um futuro que virá melhor, e mais livre. E vai ser reconhecível hoje ou daqui a dez anos. A Vogue Portugal “Freedom on Hold” chega às bancas a 02 de abril, juntamente com o download gratuito do pdf - porque estamos juntos nisto. Mas para não perder uma edição tão especial e que ficará para a história, pode assegurar a sua cópia já em Vogue.pt/shop. #freedomonhold Capa 02 de 02. — An image isn’t just worth more than a thousand words. It’s worth as a historical document as well. And 2020’s freedom will be recognizable like this: in confinement. Be it within four walls, be it separated by a mask, always with a ray of light peeking from the window of a brighter and better future - with more freedom. And it’ll be recognizable today and in ten years time. Vogue Portugal is out on stands on April 2nd, along with the free download of our pdf - we’re still in this together. But to make sure you don’t lose such a special issue, one that will be forever part of History, make sure you grab your copy now at Vogue.pt/shop [link in bio]. #freedomonhold Cover 02 of 02. #vogueportugal #editorinchief @Sofia.slucas #coverartdirection @jsantanagq #photography @renee_parkhurst #styling @olgayanul #model @_lilystewart_ #freedom #coronavirus #covid19 #liberdade #april #freedomissue #voguevalues @lighthouse.publishingA post shared by Vogue Portugal (@vogueportugal) on Mar 30, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT

 

 

 

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@pieshopdesigns great cover for this weeks @guardian weekly. #design #graphicdesign #photography #selfisolation #isolation #covid_19 #news #health #stayhome #stayhealthyA post shared by @ guardiandesign on Mar 25, 2020 at 10:26am PDT

 

 

 

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#IOSONOMILANO In un momento difficile per Milano, per la sua regione e per l'Italia intera, abbiamo riunito in una copertina 64 volti, famosi e non, di una città alle prese con un'emergenza senza precedenti. È un appello all'unità, alla razionalità e al senso del dovere, valori che riteniamo fondamentali per la lotta globale a questo virus. In questo numero speciale troverete le storie di tanti milanesi che narrano la battaglia quotidiana, le strategie messe in atto o  una dichiarazione d'amore per una città messa alla prova. Da Cristina Piotti, infermiera coordinatrice del Reparto Malattie Infettive dell'Ospedale Sacco, ai più famosi Giorgio Armani, Franca Valeri, Miuccia Prada, Domenico Dolce, Stefano Gabbana, Ornella Vanoni, Mahmood, Francesco Vezzoli... solo per citarne alcuni. I loro racconti non sono la celebrazione di una città. Al contrario, queste 64 voci lanciano un messaggio universale. Ai governi di tutto il mondo dicono: fate i controlli, mettete la salute dei vostri cittadini prima di ogni cosa, siate coesi, informate invece di spaventare. Ai cittadini ricordano: seguite le direttive dei vostri governi con precisione, senza panico e con civiltà. Il numero, in edicola da mercoledì 11 marzo, sarà distribuito gratuitamente a Milano e in tutta la Lombardia per essere vicino a chi è stato, fino al momento in cui scriviamo, più colpito. È per noi un investimento importante e doveroso. Razionalità, unione e solidarietà: sono i valori che da Milano e dalla Lombardia vogliamo inviare al mondo. Le armi migliori per combattere questo virusA post shared by Vanity Fair Italia (@vanityfairitalia) on Mar 9, 2020 at 5:46am PDT

 

 

 

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This week’s magazine about the #coronavirus pandemic features six covers, showing images ranging from the tragically hard-hit Life Care Center in Kirkland, Wash., to the balconies of Tehran and the streets of China. Seen together, they are meant to show how truly banded together we all are in this fight, writes Edward Felsenthal, TIME's Editor-in-Chief and CEO. It is a new reality we are all adjusting to that will continue to create challenges and require collaboration, courage and empathy. Read the full report, When the World Stops, at the link in bio. Photographs by @davidmryder for TIME; Angela Strassheim (@angelstrass) for TIME; @wangwei_instagram for TIME; @anastasiatl for TIME; @foroughalaei—@viiphoto Mentor Program/@reduxpictures for TIME; and @lucalocatelliphoto for TIMEA post shared by TIME (@time) on Mar 19, 2020 at 5:11am PDT

 

 

 

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MERCI 💙 Infirmières, aides-soignantes, médecins ... nos héroïnes. Guide pratique, travail, école, culture, forme, tout pour alléger son confinement. Coronavirus, quand l’Amérique déraille. Découvrez votre numéro spécial ELLE dès demain en kiosque. Illustration @soledadbravi. #couv #numerospecial #coronavirus #confinement #covid_19 #guidepratique #culture #teletravail #ecole #merci #heroine #restezchezvous #jerestealamaison #restonscheznous #elle #ellemagazine #elleenkiosque Thanks for selecting us @coverjunkie ☺️A post shared by ELLE (@ellefr) on Mar 25, 2020 at 5:24am PDT

 

 

 

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On the cover of our new issue, a man plays the double bass alone on his roof. Captured by photographer @jermcohen from his home in Bushwick, musician Gene Baker is most New Yorkers right now–living through a global pandemic that has already remade many cities across the world. This special issue is a guide to surviving the plague we’re living through. It also marks the very first issue of New York Magazine produced entirely remotely–from the bedrooms and living rooms (and for some in two-career, one-bedroom households, bathrooms) of its staff. “We decided to scratch much of the conventions of a typical issue and rebuild this one to suit the particular needs and circumstances,” says New York editor-in-chief David Haskell. “We knew we wanted to make a special project—a cover-to-cover attempt to help our readers adjust to the weirdness and difficulty of mass self-isolation.” Link in bio.A post shared by New York Magazine (@nymag) on Mar 30, 2020 at 5:49am PDT

 

 

 

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É em tempos difíceis que se mede a força de uma comunidade. E este e os vindouros serão daqueles que porão à prova o nosso sentido de Humanidade e de sociedade. Para assinalar um mês - um semestre? Um ano? - que ficará para a História como um dos mais desafiantes desta geração, a GQ celebra a força lutadora do ser humano, bem como o otimismo para um futuro que se quer, que se sabe, será melhor. Um repto à não desistência, à luta, ao sorriso e à entreajuda numa edição que chega às bancas na 5f, 02 de abril, juntamente com o download de pdf gratuito. Até lá, vale a pena assegurar a sua cópia desta edição especial que ficará para a História - das revistas e do Mundo - em gqportugal.pt/assine. #gqportugal Capa 02 de 02 — It’s in the most difficult times that a community’s strength is measured. And these ones and the ones to come will be one of those that will test our sense of humanity and of society. To mark a month - a semester? A year? - that will be seen in History as one of the most challenging for this generation, GQ celebrates the fighting strength of the human being as well as the optimism for a future that needs - that will - be better. A message to not giving up, to fight, to smile and to help each other in an issue that hits stands on Thursday, April 2nd, along with the free download of the pdf. Until then, you should definitely make sure you grab a copy of this special issue that will undoubtedly stay in the pages of History - for both magazines and the world - in gqportugal.pt/assine. #gqportugal Cover 02 of 02 #editorinchief & #coverartdesign @jsantanagq #everythingsgonnabealright #aprilissue #April #coronavirus #covid19 #fight #smile #optimism @lighthouse.publishingA post shared by GQ Portugal (@gqportugal) on Mar 30, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT

 

 

 

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How do you cover sports when their entire existence is being threatened by a global pandemic? Introducing the latest reporting tool in SI's around-the-clock coverage: Coronavirus + Sports, a new daily podcast with host @luismechegaray (Link in bio)A post shared by Sports Illustrated (@sportsillustrated) on Mar 25, 2020 at 6:03am PDT

 

 

 

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We’re all going to be spending more time than usual at home as the city faces a brand-new reality in its fight against coronavirus. We hope our latest magazine can provide a little entertainment while you sit tight and plan for when things can go back to normal. Even if you can’t visit some of our recommendations right now, we hope you check them out when it’s more safe to do so. Read the entire issue online starting tomorrow on our website. Link in bio. (🎨: @pablodelcan)A post shared by Time Out New York (@timeoutnewyork) on Mar 16, 2020 at 12:15pm PDT

 

 

 

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An early look at next week's cover, “Grand Central Terminal," by Eric Drooker. #NewYorkerCoversA post shared by The New Yorker (@newyorkermag) on Mar 20, 2020 at 7:45am PDT

 

 

 

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This week's cover, “Bedtime,” by Chris Ware. #NewYorkerCoversA post shared by The New Yorker (@newyorkermag) on Mar 30, 2020 at 7:15am PDT

 

 

 

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Thanks to the support of our members, we do have a limited-run paper on the streets today. But if you’re quarantining, you can access this week’s issue online as always! Tap the link in bio for a snapshot of how D.C. is reckoning with this current moment. Cover design by @juterbz.A post shared by Washington City Paper (@washingtoncitypaper) on Mar 19, 2020 at 7:32am PDT

 

 

 

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Big government is needed to fight the covid-19 pandemic. ⁠ ⁠ The coronavirus has prompted the most dramatic extension of state power around the world since the second world war. ⁠ ⁠ In most of the world the state has so far responded with a mix of coercion and economic heft. But some politicians are already using the crisis to make power grabs. ⁠ ⁠ One reason that the state’s role has changed so rapidly is that covid-19 spreads like wildfire. But click on the link in our bio to read why a pandemic government is not fit for everyday life.A post shared by The Economist (@theeconomist) on Mar 26, 2020 at 12:10pm PDT

 

 

 

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As we were finishing the final pages of the May issue, the coronavirus hit and the world changed. The ELLE Canada team had to relocate to our sofas, kitchen counters and dining tables. We had to sign off on files remotely, have video-conference calls and make the inevitable last-minute changes from a distance. Overnight, everything was different. If you, like us, are finding things tough, the therapy guide in our May issue covers everything you need to know about the different types available, including online therapy with all its pros and cons. There are also messages from ELLE editors around the world on how they are coping with #COVID19. ELLE is here, as always, to offer you a break from the noise and a little inspiration. While ELLE will still be on newsstands, we encourage you to #stayhome and order a copy of the May issue before April 6 to be delivered to your door. Find the link in our Instagram Story now.A post shared by ELLE Canada (@ellecanada) on Apr 2, 2020 at 5:41am PDT

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