Olivia Rodrigo was profiled by Filipino writer Jia Tolentino, who said on social media that 'Yes we obviously talked about how all Filipinos can SING!!'
She appeared in a silver dress on the cover of the magazine’s August issue, and wore chic mini skirts and various tops in the inside pages.
Olivia’s cover story was written by Filipino author and writer Jia Tolentino. The singer-songwriter talked about entering her 20s, getting older and wiser, self-discovery, and the new chapters in her life. On social media, Jia said "Olivia is impossibly lovely and it’s a gift to get to be a Filipino writer profiling a Filipino superstar for the cover of Vogue."In the comment section, Olivia she was "so happy we could meet and gush over karaoke and halloumi eggs."
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