We were really excited when we saw how amazingly fierce Tilda Swinton looked all drag queened-out on the cover of Candy Magazine #4. Little did we know that this juicy little gem was lingering within the pages: “Baby Boom,” shot by Steven Klein and styled by Patti Wilson, features bondage-sporting male models making out, playing Read more →
Last week, we unearthed a photo of Chloe Sevigny dressed as Terry Richardson on the cover of Candy magazine. Richardson just posted his own behind-the-scenes video of the shoot on his blog and… well, this is what apparently went on. Chloe Sevigny, dressed as Terry Richardson, making out with identically dressed real Terry Richardson. While we thought the magazine cover was pretty funny this… this is just icky.
You remember Candy. It’s the “first transversal style magazine” that put a vampy James Franco in drag on the cover of their first issue. For their third issue (the second featured male model Luke Worrall done up like Marilyn Monroe) Candy has put their first woman on the cover. It’s Chloe Sevingy as Terry Richardson, Read more →
At the VMAs last night, Lady Gaga spent the entire evening as her “male counterpart” Jo Calderone (which she first broke out on the September 2010 Vogue Hommes Japan cover, left) vehemently refusing to break character. Perhaps she felt she’d exhausted all womenswear options? Ran out of Versace? Couldn’t get to the costume store because of Irene? (I’m done now).
Whatever the reason, it made us think of some other famous gender-bending moments in fashion. Take a peek at who passed the best as the opposite sex (hint: there’s one designer who really loves his drag).
