The fashion magazine's July issue is dedicated to Trump's glamourous daughter, Ivanka, and features a photoshopped image of the former model on the cover.

Under her image reads: "Dear Ivanka, how long will you defend your father?".

The entire edition is devoted to articles penned by Latin American and Mexican journalists, academics and artists imploring her to save the world from the presumptive Republican nominee.

"I'd like to ask you, from the bottom of my heart, if supporting your dad's strategy is the best thing for you, as a woman or the best for your country and, consequently, mine," editor-in-chief Daniela Von Wobeser's opening letter reads.

"Do you think your father would be the leader America deserves? Do you think the values he promotes are the ones you want your three children to inherit? My mind is full of questions as I read and see things that unfortunately he has done and said, and...it is hard for me to think that you, a privileged and educated woman, tolerates this dangerous ideas, especially as an immigrant's daughter yourself.

"I understand no one chooses their parents, but sooner or later we have to understand that being a father does not exclude you from human degradation and, therefore, it's [up to] us, their children, to [break] from them when [they] voluntarily choose that path, or be doomed to live the same destiny."

While the mother of three, who is an entrepeneur like her father, has not waded into the politics of the presidential campaign she has been a strong presence on the Trump trail.

The 34-year-old has so far stood by her father during his feud with journalist Megyn Kelly, that started with him making indecent comments about the female reproductive cycle, and didn't refute his claims that women should be punished for seeking abortions.

At the Forbes Women's Summit earlier this year she praised him for his honesty and for elevating the campaign.

"He has created a dialogue around issues, which really is a powerful thing," she said. "When you think about leadership it's setting the agenda, and he has set the agenda on all the issues that were discussed. And I think that is quite powerful."