Social Media: How to do the Vogue Challenge on Instagram, Twitter, & TikTok

Over the years, the internet has played a huge part in calling for diverse representation in all sorts of social spaces, and none more than high fashion.  

Racial & gender equity has been advocated for for decades, and the fight continues in 2020 – which brings us to the Vogue Challenge.

Right now, millions of people are posting the most glamorous shots of themselves added to the cover of Vogue magazine, showing that anyone & everyone deserves to be seen & accepted.

The challenge was started by Oslo-based model Salma Noor, bringing a call for racial justice to the conversation around fashion representation with her headline "Being Black is Not a Crime." The social media trend is a distinctive one – both cosmetic & serious, stylish & political.

It's even moved beyond the confines of the traditional magazine cover, appearing on TikTok in video glamour shots using a greenscreen feature, like a model's fashion shoot coming to life in real-time. There are more and more ways to add yourself to the Vogue Challenge conversation in 2020 – all you need to know is how.

It's not the easiest task to accomplish, especially if you want to use video – you need an editing tool that supports custom text, font, arrangement, and color, as well as photo & video filters and precise formatting. I recommend using Kapwing to create your Vogue Challenge: it's online, free, and allows you to create high-quality images with every feature you need. Here's how to do it in under a minute with a customizable template:

1. Open the Vogue Challenge template 
2. Add your own photo & text
3. Download & share

OR: Follow this Vogue Challenge video tutorial
OR read on > HERE
source:  Peter Davis  www.kapwing.com