How to Nail the Vogue Challenge
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How to Nail the Vogue Challenge

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Taylor Nichole
Jun 10, 2020
Florida State University
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A new challenge sweeping the internet is called the Vogue Challenge. The Vogue Challenge originally got its' start on Tik Tok when individuals posted videos featuring their newly edited covers. Now this challenge has close to a 100 million views across the app. The way the Vogue Challenge works is you edit your photos to resemble a Vogue cover. While this might sound complex, the challenge isn't as hard as it sounds. Today, I will be breaking down the steps involved in this challenge. Hopefully, it inspires you to create your own Vogue cover!

1. Get inspiration from previous Vogue covers

A great way to start this challenge is by getting inspired by looking at previous Vogue covers. Each cover is unique so there are really no rules behind what yours should look like; this will just give you a few ideas. You can also look at other peoples' Vogue Challenges for even more ideas.

2. Take or select the photos you want to use

The next step for this challenge is either taking or selecting the photos you want to use. While you might feel inspired to take new photos for this challenge you certainly don't have to. This is a great way to add a unique edit on a photo you have already taken.

3. Select your Vogue logo

Once you've selected your photos, you need to select the logo design you want to use. The Vogue logo is typically the same but they will change the color depending on the cover. So figure out what color you want your logo to be and save it. Depending on how much time you want to spend editing, it might be easier if you select one with a transparent background.

4. Edit your photos

The next step is editing your photos. Before you add the logo, you are going to want to edit your photos first. During this part, you'll adjust your lighting or edit out anything you don't want in the photo. Once that is done, you are going to use an app like Photoshop (I like to use Photoshop Mix on my phone) or PicsArt to add the logo. It doesn't matter what app you use as long as it lets you layer pictures. Begin adding the logo by placing it on top of your image. Make sure you have it the way you want it to look and then start to edit out the background of the logo. Depending on the app you use this will look different. If you are unsure how to do it on the app you found, see if the app offers a tutorial or if you can find one online.

5. Save and share your photos

Now that you added in the logo, the hard part is done. It's just time to save and share your hard work.

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