Top Fashion magazines are now replacing celebrities with the picture of doctors as their cover photo to pay a tribe to the health staff.

Guardian Weekly

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‘The new isolation’ — this week’s Guardian Weekly cover. • #covid_19 #guardianweekly #magazinecover

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This weekly magazine emphasized physical isolation as per the current situation in which every nation is going through a lockdown.

Italian Vogue

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The Vogue Italia April Issue will be out next Friday 10th. ??? “In its long history stretching back over a hundred years, Vogue has come through wars, crises, acts of terrorism. Its noblest tradition is never to look the other way. Just under two weeks ago, we were about to print an issue that we had been planning for some time, and which also involved L’Uomo Vogue in a twin project. But to speak of anything else – while people are dying, doctors and nurses are risking their lives and the world is changing forever – is not the DNA of Vogue Italia. Accordingly, we shelved our project and started from scratch. The decision to print a completely white cover for the first time in our history is not because there was any lack of images – quite the opposite. We chose it because white signifies many things at the same time. ??? White is first of all respect. White is rebirth, the light after darkness, the sum of all colours. White is the colour of the uniforms worn by those who put their own lives on the line to save ours. It represents space and time to think, as well as to stay silent. White is for those who are filling this empty time and space with ideas, thoughts, stories, lines of verse, music and care for others. White recalls when, after the crisis of 1929, this immaculate colour was adopted for clothes as an expression of purity in the present, and of hope in the future. Above all: white is not surrender, but a blank sheet waiting to be written, the title page of a new story that is about to begin.” #EmanueleFarneti @EFarneti #imagine #FarAwaySoClose #WhiteCanvas — Read the full Editor’s letter via link in bio. Full credits: Editor in chief @Efarneti Creative director @FerdinandoVerderi

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They began focusing on their work from scratch and replaced the covers prepared for an idea with the present situation. They shared that it’s their move to show rebirth, respect, purity, and silence.

Vanity Fair Italy

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Ogni mattina, percorrendo i 55 km di strada che la dividono dall'ospedale di Bergamo dove lavora, la dottoressa Caterina Conti pensa a quanto il suo lavoro possa fare la differenza. «Mi attacco a quel pensiero. Poi faccio un bel respiro, compongo il numero di mia nonna e la terrorizzo un po’: magari anche oggi riesco a farla stare in casa». Conti è pneumologa nell'Unità operativa complessa di Pneumologia, l’ospedale è il Papa Giovanni XXIII di Bergamo, l'epicentro dell'emergenza Coronavirus. Nella fatica del suo mestiere c’è anche la gestione psicologica di una malattia che è nuova. Nei pazienti quel che fa paura è anche sentirsi soli, smarriti, incapaci di comprendere il susseguirsi delle cose. «I parenti dei malati non possono venire a visitarli, li avvisiamo: è pericoloso anche per voi». Ma l’ansia e l’amore formano ogni giorno, fuori dall’ospedale, un fila di figli, mogli, mariti con un sacchetto in mano. Dentro c’è sempre un pigiama che vorrebbero consegnare, una piccola scusa per cercare di vedere i malati o almeno avere notizie» #IOCISONO ? @marcogarofalophoto

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Vanity Fair also shedding light and presented their way of saluting the doctors working at frontlines to treat the patients infected from coronavirus.

Grazia UK

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Like the rest of the nation, everyone working on Grazia has been humbled and awe-struck by the way frontline NHS staff have responded to the coronavirus crisis, risking their own lives to help the rest of us. Our latest issue is dedicated to those workers, as a way of saying thanks for their selfless dedication. The issue is on sale Tuesday 31st March‬ and you can pre-order a copy now via the link in our bio for delivery to your door. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ And as a small token of our appreciation (it’s the least we could do!) we are offering this issue of Grazia FREE to all NHS staff. So, if you work for the NHS, check back on Monday for details of how to get your issue. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ The cover shoot was shot in a matter of minutes in the car parks of NHS hospitals, maintaining social distancing, before Dr Janitha Gowribalan, Dr Rosena Allin-Khan, paramedic Sarah Blanchard and nurse Richenda Browne went back to their day jobs – saving lives. Words: @itsmeannasilverman. Images: @amitlennon

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Hattie Brett, the editor, along with his team planned to start their daily work from an idea that would be frontline-oriented in the magazine.

GQ India

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Wearing a mask in public can make a difference. To aid awareness, we dug into our archives and recreated 6 iconic GQ India covers. Some might even work better than the original! ⁣ ⁣ Make no mistake, we will defeat this ?.⁣ ⁣ Aamir Khan – GQ India December 2008⁣ Virat Kohli – GQ India August 2018⁣ Shah Rukh Khan – GQ India February 2010⁣ Hasan Minhaj – GQ India February 2018⁣ Ranveer Singh – GQ India September 2013⁣ Priyanka Chopra – GQ India December 2012⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #hope #humanity #gqcover #wearamask #lockdown #stayhome #stayindoors #wearamask #stayhealthy #staystrong #staypositive #staysafe #beatcovid19⁣

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The team of Indian GQ also decided to recreate six well-known magazine covers. To create awareness regarding the preventive measures, they replaced them with masks for COVID-19.

New York Magazine

The editor-in-chief of the New York magazine, David Haskell, wanted to develop a special project to help their readers to adjust in this mass social distancing.

The New Yorker

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This week's cover, “Bedtime,” by Chris Ware. #NewYorkerCovers

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With the highest number of cases in the US, New York is almost a grin. Chris Ware of The New Yorker has introduced a touching cover photo of the lives of the Health workers and their families.

Instyle Editor’s Special Digital Cover

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Dr. M. Jana Broadhurst has been working about 20-hour days since mid-January. This is what it’s like to be a scientist on the frontlines of the #coronavirus pandemic. For our special Digital cover, we chose to highlight a woman fighting to keep us alive. The infectious disease diagnostics specialist took us inside her lab, where a quicker #COVID-19 test is becoming a reality. #linkinbio Photographer: @kentsageek Writer: @spulia Location: @iamunmc

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Brown planned to develop a digital cover photo instead of waiting the whole month to publish the issue targeting a scientist working tirelessly since the beginning of the year, 2020.

Newsweek

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Since the coronavirus was declared a pandemic on March 11, many companies have attempted to rapidly move their operations, culture, management style and communications fully online. The first few days were great. No need to put together an outfit, no reason to comb your hair or even look in the mirror. No commute! But unlike many things in life, working from home does not always get better with experience. The coronavirus pandemic has utterly disrupted the way millions of us work, and while the public health emergency will someday dissipate, some aspects of the 'Work From Home Revolution' are likely here to stay. Hit the link in our bio to read how the coronavirus will change how we work forever. | Illustration: Alex Fine for Newsweek

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This magazine has focused on the aspects of a person’s life by talking about the change in the work-life of everyone as the organizations have been following the “work from home” rule.

Vogue Portugal

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Uma imagem não vale só mais que mil palavras. Vale também enquanto documento histórico. E a liberdade de 2020 vai ser reconhecível assim: confinada. Seja por quatro paredes, seja por uma máscara, sempre com uma luz que espreita pela janela de um futuro que virá melhor, e mais livre. E vai ser reconhecível hoje ou daqui a dez anos. A Vogue Portugal “Freedom on Hold” chega às bancas a 02 de abril, juntamente com o download gratuito do pdf – porque estamos juntos nisto. Mas para não perder uma edição tão especial e que ficará para a história, pode assegurar a sua cópia já em Vogue.pt/shop. #freedomonhold Capa 01 de 02. — An image isn’t just worth more than a thousand words. It’s worth as a historical document as well. And 2020’s freedom will be recognizable like this: in confinement. Be it within four walls, be it separated by a mask, always with a ray of light peeking from the window of a brighter and better future – with more freedom. And it’ll be recognizable today and in ten years time. Vogue Portugal is out on stands on April 2nd, along with the free download of our pdf – we’re still in this together. But to make sure you don’t lose such a special issue, one that will be forever part of History, make sure you grab your copy now at Vogue.pt/shop [link in bio]. #freedomonhold Cover 01 of 02. #vogueportugal #editorinchief @Sofia.slucas #coverartdirection @jsantanagq #photography @branislavsimoncik #models @bibibaltovic @adambardy #mask @lukaskimlicka #freedom #liberdade #april #freedomissue @lighthouse.publishing

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