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Kendall Jenner is one happy model.

She has landed the coveted September issue of Vogue Magazine. The 20-year-old model has been on international Vogue covers and this is her second American Vogue cover this year (she was the April 2016 cover model).

The star dons Gucci in the classic Vogue pose:

The fashion magazine explained their reasoning for choosing Kendall, dubbing her “the face that launched a billion likes.”

Naturally, the reality TV star was super excited and even had a video produced about her cover:

However, while the Kardashians and Jenners may be happy about this opportunity, (it’s a big deal for Kendall’s career and will most likely lead her to the path of supermodel status), fans of Vogue were not.

#RIPVogue began to pick up steam on Twitter, with Vogue fans upset with Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour‘s choice.

Listen up: Print is dying. Kendall is out here getting a billion likes. Putting her on the cover is a financial move, which is also in line with Vogue’s ideals: They used a model.

The magazine is known for using more models than celebrities on their covers, something that makes them iconic. However, they were also criticized in April 2014 when Kanye West and Kim Kardashian graced their covers. Readers felt Vogue was beginning to “sellout” and lose their focus.

Fans also questioned this September 2016 decision, because Kendall has already graced the magazine’s cover this year. They’ve wondered why someone else wasn’t given an opportunity, or why Kendall simply wasn’t just saved until September.

Beauties, what do you think? Is Kendall worthy of the September issue cover? Vote below!

PHOTO CREDIT: Getty, Instagram, Twitter

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