Can The Pantsless Trend Improve Your Tennis Game?
When I first became aware of the pantsless trend, I was ambivalent about it. I’ve always loved how Ann Margaret looked pantsless—so much that I went to an Andy Warhol-themed …
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Two PhotoVogue artists meet the CondéFuture students
1. What’s the most memorable moment you’ve experienced with the students? After the lecture one of the students pulled me aside and asked me a bunch of questions on how …
Anine Bing Finds Her Voice With a Debut Album, ‘Therapy’
Fashion mogul Anine Bing is ready to sing to her own tune. Since launching her eponymous label in 2012, the blogger-turned-businesswoman has been busy, flitting from Paris to New York …
What’s the Deal With Lupita Nyong’o’s Red Carpet Cat?
Earlier this morning in London, Lupita Nyong’o marked her first press tour stop to promote her forthcoming horror film, A Quiet Place: Day One—the prequel to 2018’s hit thriller A …
Alvina Chamberland’s ‘Love the World or Get Killed Trying’ Is an Ode to the Complexity, Pain, and Beauty of Trans Life
Well, unfortunately, not while I was writing, because I hadn’t read her yet; I’ll get to her in a second. My lineage for my work is predominantly cis women, and …
Laura Harrier on ’90s Supermodel Glam, European Summer, and Getting Good Sleep
Laura Harrier is someone who trusts her gut—and perhaps that’s what’s gotten her so far. The model and actress has leant her talents to numerous movie screens and campaigns to …
Can You Ever Know Why a Friendship Ends?
When it comes to affairs of the heart, we are all beginners. Some of us, however, at least speak with authority. Introducing Shon Faye, author of The Transgender Issue (2021) …
Lily Gladstone on ‘Under the Bridge,’ MMIW Awareness, and Radical Empathy
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After an awards season that saw Lily Gladstone scoop up a Golden Globe and a SAG Award for her astonishing work as Mollie Burkhart in Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the …
Picturing Men & Love | Vogue
In recent years, I’ve partnered with the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom to hold photography contests addressing various aspects of masculinity. Established in 1915 during the height of …
‘The Idea of You’ Has the Wrong Idea
If you’ve yet to read Robinne Lee’s The Idea of You, you’re lucky. A richly hot (and also agonizing) adventure awaits—and you’ll probably find the film version, premiering on May …