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‘Male’ Shoot: New York Magazine Men’s Style Issue Features Farcical and Freakish Front Cover ‘Page’

New York Magazine proclaims its latest special issue is the first entirely devoted to men’s fashion. Weirdly, one of the cover stars is a woman. Actress Ellen ‘Elliot’ Page appears on one cover shirtless, with a toned torso crafted by surgeons. The diminutive ‘transgender’ thespian looks thrilled to be part of the sauna-based photo shoot. We’re kidding; she looks sad and miserable like she always does.

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Here’s the ‘cover girl’ of New York Magazine’s men’s style issue. (READ)

(post continues) ...supermodels, but it has never devoted an entire special issue to the subject.

For the debut, photographers held a fashion shoot where, as the magazine puts it, the male stars were wearing “some fashion, but hardly any.”

Abs-olutely not a man.

Posters say males are not looking to a mentally confused, mutilated woman for men’s fashion advice. Many will turn the page to avoid Page the pretender.

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It’s not shocking; it's cliché. We’ve come to expect leftist rags to push trans nonsense.

Commenters tried their own hand at a truth-telling cover. First up is Page as Frankenstein’s monster, or is that manster?

Yep, nothing will ever change that.

Commenters notice that every photo spread featuring Page looks like stills from a hostage video. It’s the empty eyes.

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Did they intentionally choose a photo where she looks like she’s about to cry? Presumably, they would have had  hundreds of photos to choose from for their cover. She always looks so miserable. I worry that these ideologues are cheerleading her into an early grave. I hope I’m wrong.

— Isris (@DredPirateIsris) September 28, 2026

Look at it, but realize it’s a warning. Manhood is never a blade and a needle away.