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Meghan murder A redefined what it means to be royal from the first day, she joined the family. Of his marriage of tradition-flexion to his role in the creation of the distinctSussex Royal Brand On Instagram, the duchess of Sussex was not shy to do things.

His last project as a host editor of Britanny's September issue of SeptemberVogueApparently brought all his strength to the foreground and resulted in a media frenzy surrounding the Bible of Fashion. On theMagazine, Chief EditorEdward Enninful Offered her overview of what it was like working with the duchess. "Have the country's most influential change tag, British editVogue At that time, was an honor, a pleasure and a wonderful surprise, "he wrote.

The duchess and enninful picked by hand15 Influential Women Defenders, actresses, activists and politicians for the question, which carries the theme "change forces". It is filled with interviews with striking (and widely not retouched) images by the famous Fashion LensmanPeter Lindbergh. BritishVoguealso released avideo Show the murder behind the camera while some of the photoshoots took place.

The women included areAdwoa aboah, which earlier this year sat on a panel of Meghan for the confidence of the Queen's Commonwealth in which they discussed gender inequality; Prime Minister of New ZealandJacinda Ardern; Actress and LGBTQIA + LawyerLavante Cox; actress and activistJane Fonda; Actress and advocate for women's rightsSalma Hayek Pinault; Model and advocate for maternal healthChristie Turlington burns; and former first ladyMichelle Obama.

"It has been a dream project for the Duchess," said a royal insider. "She clearly brought a new perspective to herroyal role And it's a lot of starting from everything that has been done by any family member. "

The question will not strike a stands before the end of the week (the official date for sale in the U.K. Is Friday, August 2nd) - and it will be some time later before you can get it in the United States. But while you wait, here's all you need to know about what is sure to be an article from an instant collector.

The duchess makes history in the world of fashion as the first person in the 103-year-old history of the magazine for a guest that modifies the number of September all that is important, the biggest annual of the magazine.

While Meghan is the first royal publisher, the magazine has had a long-standing relationship with Windsor's house.Kate Middleton appeared on the cover of the magazine to celebrate his centenary in 2016,Princesses Beatrice andEugenie were presented in the September issue of last year andprincess diana appeared on the cover four times (the last race after his death in 1997).

Meghan revealed in the pages of the question she actively sought the guest publishing Gig, who should not not surprise her fans. In his earlier life, she was actively engaged with her 3 million adepts on social media and had her own blog successfully,TIG. The blog was an organized mix of Meghan photos in Full Foodie mode, traveling in its favorite destinations and, of course, the presentation of its casual Californian style.TIG We also introduced many editorials and serious interviews - all written by Duchess.

Call the "little engine that could", cultivated Meghan, successfully cultivated the site, which has become known for its editorials of fashion, food and beauty; interviews with influential women; And Meghan tests often wrote about female empowerment issues. She obtainedTIG In the months that led to his marriage with a poignant final score to his readersreminding them, "You, my sweet friend, you are enough."

Meghan started working on theVogueSeptember issue in January, when it was about five pregnant months with his first child,Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. "She was very committed to the work and wanted to make sure everything was right," said a royal initiate. "She took it very seriously and the editors were all very impressed."

The former actress who has never been presented on the cover of a magazine during his years in Hollywood (but appeared in the pages of certain titles, includingWomen's health andBetter health), has declined the opportunity to burn the Bible Bible Bible cover.

"In the end, she felt that it would be in some ways a" boastful "thing to do for this particular project," explained ennanguating on the magazine's website. "She wanted to focus on women she admires."

The cover is a black and white collage (the type of favorite photography of Meghan), featuring the main ladies of the problem. A 16th mirror grid was placed among Meghan's demand images to include the group's reader and encourage them to be their own changeover.

While the rule of the Royale has always been to remain above the political scarcity, the enemy revealed that the duchess wanted to use the September issue as a platform to explore the problems it cares about most. "As you will see its selections throughout this magazine, it is also willing to land in more complex and nuanced areas, whether they concern women's empowerment,Mental HealthRace or privilege, "said Enninful.

In the introduction to itInterview with Michelle Obama, that the magazine published Monday, Meghan wrote about his choice for the page of the rear page Q & A. "My first thought was that it had to be a kind, inspiring, motivating, funny person, with gravitas and also Depth that lightness, "she explained. "My second thought: she had to be Michelle Obama."

So, like the Duchess told, above a chicken tacos lunch and his "still booming bump," she asked the old first lady if she helped "this secret project" .

Meghan sent questions about Obama and revealed that the answers she had in return left her "a little voiceless". She wrote: "Some" simple questions "(she could have answered with a sentence or two) have been returned as a reflected recession, reflective and beautifully entrusted - a gentle reminder of the reason she became such a figure respected globally. "

The Duchess concluded that she would have made the interference differently if she knew that the former first lady was going to be so open. "I would have called it and included the banner on these pages: laughter and sighs and dialogue ping-pong as I have chemated," she explained. "But to the re-engineer who would now make Michelle's words from their authenticity, which, for me, is at the heart of what makes this piece special."

There were grumbures in the British press, particularly inThe daily mail-thisQueen Elizabeth II should have been included in the question. But, according to a source of palace, "His Majesty has never gave an interview and will never do it. It's an absurd critic. The Duchess obviously knew that and had the total support of the Queen with the project."

In herLetter from the invited editorMeghan reflects on someone who radically changed his life: his son, who was there for a large part of the project as a baby-in-lined resident.

She wrote: "I had about five months of pregnancy when this process started and, when you hold this question in your hands, my husband and I hold our boy's boy from three months to ours." She added that it's "a very special moment for me personally."

The duchess typed her husband,Prince Harry, to interview the anthropologistJane Goodall For "a very special room" in the question, she noted in her letter. It's not a surprise, Harry took full support for the project. Meghan once said a royal fan during a walk that the duke "is afeminist, too much."

Harry sat down with Goodall after Archie be born to discuss conservation, animal rights and climate change, that she told the prince was "terrifying. Especially as you just had a baby".

"I have always had a connection and a love for nature. I consider it differently now, without question," he answeredINTERVIEWWhich BritonVoguePosted on Tuesday. "But I always wanted to try to make sure that even before having a child and hope to have children ..."

"Not too much", jumped Goodall, referring toovercrowding, to which Harry answered, "Two, maximum!"

The daily mail reported that Meghan has any questions for writing a regular column for the British and AmericanVogue. (Conde Nast refused to comment at the time.) This seems extremely extracted, but the duchess has always been a strong partisan of the fashion industry. Working with magazines seems to be a perfect fit.

Last November, Meghan made a surprise appearance at theBritish fashion price Present the Year Award Designer in Givenchy'sClare Wayight Keller, who designed his wedding dress. The duchess told the public: "We have a deep connection to what we wear ... Sometimes it's very personal and sometimes it's emotional. But for me, this link is rooted to really be able to understand that it is a question of supporting and empowering the other, especially women. "And for more information on the duke and the duchess of Sussex, here isThe most adorable moments of couple of Harry and Meghan.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana andDiana: the secrets of his style.

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