Meghan Markle Accused of Photoshopping Yoga Pose on Vogue Cover

Amidst the glamour and glitz of the fashion world, controversy has erupted surrounding Meghan Markle's appearance on the cover of Vogue.

The Duchess of Sussex is now facing allegations that she imitated supermodel Christy Turlington's pose from a previous Vogue cover.

While drawing inspiration from celebrities is not uncommon, critics argue that Meghan's attempt at mimicry falls short, with noticeable discrepancies in the pose and body shape.

The debate surrounding Meghan's Vogue cover has intensified as some speculators claim that the image may have been digitally altered.

They point to differences in lighting and shadows around her body as evidence.

Questions have also arisen regarding altered features, such as her feet and neck, further fueling skepticism about the authenticity of the image.

A professional photographer with 15 years of experience took to social media to voice their opinion, stating, “Photoshopped fake butt, photoshopped feet and calves.

Half of this picture isn't real.”

They pointed out the symmetrical shadow across Meghan's buttocks, contrasting it with the lighter shadow on the backs of her thighs.

Additionally, they noted that despite wearing a loose-fitting garment, her buttocks appeared unwrinkled and form-fitting.

The photographer also mentioned the absence of bunion shadows and the uniform light along her outer foot, suggesting manipulation.

Another social media user humorously commented on the difference in body shape between Christy Turlington and Meghan Markle.

They observed that Christy's body formed a rectangle, while Meghan's body resembled a trapezium.

This difference in geometry, as the user jokingly admitted, altered the overall vibe of the pose.

They further pointed out that Christy engaged her entire musculature system, while Meghan only grabbed her ankles from behind without any muscle engagement.

As the comparisons between Meghan and Christy continue, some individuals couldn't resist poking fun at Meghan's attempt to replicate the pose.

One user humorously remarked on Christy's long torso, stating, “That's why Christy's a supermodel.”

Another agreed, emphasizing that Christy's years of experience in yoga and her long torso contributed to her ability to move her body gracefully for the camera.

They concluded that Meghan lacked these qualities.

Adding to the criticism, another user pointed out that Meghan's pose was incorrect and lacked the strength and flexibility required.

They argued that the tension in Meghan's neck was a clear sign of photoshopping.

In contrast, they praised Christy for executing the pose beautifully, exuding serenity and accentuating the beauty of her body.

Beyond the controversy surrounding the Vogue cover, Meghan Markle has also faced accusations of imitating Christy Turlington in her humanitarian efforts.

As Meghan delves into discussing safe birthing practices in Africa, some argue that she is encroaching on territory already established by Christy Turlington.

In 2010, Turlington founded the non-profit organization Every Mother Counts, which focuses on maternal health.

The allegations against Meghan Markle regarding both the Vogue cover and her humanitarian endeavors have sparked intense debate.

While some argue that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, others question the originality and authenticity of Meghan's actions.

As the controversy rages on, only time will tell how these allegations will impact Meghan's public image and her future endeavors.