"No more: It’s not right for us, it’s not right for our readers, and it’s not right for the young models competing to appear in these pages. While we can’t rewrite the past, we can commit to a better future," Singer writes of the new guidelines set forth by the publishing monolith. The publication notes that the modelling industry's own #MeToo movement influenced its fresh new code of conduct, which includes model approval of poses and clothing. "In recognition of the unique vulnerability of minors thrown into a career where they have little control and where abuse has been all too commonplace, the vendor code of conduct stipulates that no model under the age of 18 will be photographed for editorial (unless he or she is the subject of an article, in which case the model will be both chaperoned and styled in an age-appropriate manner)," she continued.