'Who Okayed This Cover?' Elliot Page's First Men's Style Cover for New York Magazine Mocked as 'Uncomfortable' and 'Unmoisturised'
- New York Magazine's style publication, The Cut, recently released 'The Boys in the Baths,' a photo spread featuring Elliot Page, Jeremy O. Harris, and Troye Sivan at the Russian & Turkish Baths on East 10th Street.
- Located over a mile east of the Stonewall Inn, the city's oldest bathhouse served as the setting for the shoot organized by Matthew Schneier, the magazine's chief restaurant critic, to capture a rare look at celebrities.
- Playwright and actor Jeremy O. Harris criticized 'no-homo' behavior in the steam room, while Page, photographed wearing Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, discussed his recovery from top surgery, and author Marlon James shared reactions to his New York Times book review.
- During the shoot, Sivan discussed his forthcoming album and new single 'Party' while perspiring through four photographs in the steam room, sharing that his music comes 'from a place of longing.'
- The Cut is currently working to correct a caption that misspelled Sivan's first name as 'Troy,' a minor editorial oversight in the otherwise celebrated feature.
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'Who Okayed This Cover?' Elliot Page's First Men's Style Cover for New York Magazine Mocked as 'Uncomfortable' and 'Unmoisturised'
Elliot Page's shirtless cover for New York Magazine's first Men's Style issue has divided online audiences, with some praising its unconventional approach and others calling the image awkward or unflattering.
[OSEN=Choi Yi-jeong] Actor Elliot Page, who has been active in films such as 'Juno' and 'Inception' and the drama 'The Umbrella Academy,' and recently garnered attention for the film 'Odyssey,' graced the cover of a men's magazine, confidently displaying his toned upper body. On the 29th (local time), American media outlets New York Magazine and The Cut [posted] via their official social media
Transgender actor Elliot Page is one of New York Magazine’s cover stars for its first-ever issue dedicated to men’s style
The magazine says it has covered men’s fashion for decades, from a 1971 story asking whether men would wear high heels to a 1996 profile of male supermodels, but it has never devoted an entire special issue to the subject.For the...
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