article_snippet.sent: In part, she has Paris to thank for she meteoric rise to fame, after it put she on it May cover in 2002 and dedicated the entire issue to she.
article_snippet.sent: Vogue has been leagues ahead on pushing diversity at the newsstands, having featured more black cover stars in 2014 than Vogue ever has before in a single year.
article_snippet.sent: Four stars - Rihanna, Lupita Nyong'o, Joan Smalls and Kanye West - appeared on its covers last year out of a total of 15 overall, the rest of whom were white.
article_snippet.sent: Earlier this year, The Fashion Spot assessed 44 major print publications across the globe to determine which magazines did and did not feature models from a minority background on their cover at some point in 2014.
article_snippet.sent: Voguefeatured more black cover stars in 2014 than Vogue ever has before in a single year, including  Rihanna in March (right) and Lupita Nyong'o in July (left)
article_snippet.sent: According to The Fashion Spot, white models were chosen as cover stars nearly five times as often as non-white women (pictured) White models were found to appear 567 times out of 611 total covers, while people of colour made the cut just 119 times, nearly five times less overall.
article_snippet.sent: Harper’s Bazaar U.S. and UK, Vogue UK, Vogue Netherlands, Vogue Paris, Vogue Ukraine, Vogue Russia, Teen Vogue, Numéro, LOVE and Porter
article_snippet.sent: all failed to use a single woman of minority on all covers at all in 2014.
article_snippet.sent: Only time will tell whether Vogue will continue to lead the way in including a wider range of ethnicities on Vogue covers in 2015, and whether the rest of the fashion world will follow.