January 1, New York Magazine Puts Topless Biological Woman on Men’s Fashion Cover

Wyatt’s Take

• New York Magazine slapped a biological woman on the cover of their supposed men’s style issue, proving how far media elites will go to push their agenda.
• Page openly admits the photos only became appealing after surgery, showing how this movement plays on confusion rather than reality.
• Everyday Americans see straight through the stunt and reject the idea that mutilation equals progress.

New York Magazine released a special issue on men’s style that included topless photos of biological woman Elliot Page.

The print edition ships with four different covers, one featuring Page naked from the waist up.

See our very-little-fashion shoot in the baths with regulars and newcomers, including Troye Sivan, Christopher Abbott, Mike Faist, Marlon James, Francesco Clemente, Elliot Page, Rashid Johnson, Eddie Huang, and more. https://t.co/i563OEjvNx pic.twitter.com/LGkYFohCMf

— New York Magazine (@NYMag) September 28, 2026

https://t.co/EnTT9CWOTz pic.twitter.com/WhlGed8EaA

— Seth Dillon (@SethDillon) September 28, 2026

The magazine teased the spread on X, boasting that the issue about “men’s style” mainly featured men and Page wearing almost nothing.

The issue was titled, “Men’s Style: A Special Issue about Putting Clothes on and Taking Them Off Again.”

“See our very-little-fashion shoot in the baths with regulars and newcomers, including Troye Sivan, Christopher Abbott, Mike Faist, Marlon James, Francesco Clemente, Elliot Page, Rashid Johnson, Eddie Huang, and more,” the outlet teased.

Page was also quoted in the accompanying article, talking about how locations like bathhouses and saunas had never appealed before undergoing surgery to remove her breasts.

“I went to a bathhouse recently. I’ve only in the past couple of years been like, ‘Yeah, that sounds nice, to like go somewhere and sit around in your body like that,’” Page said.

“I do sing in the shower sometimes. The same songs and lyrics will get stuck in my head, and I don’t know why. Like ‘Do you believe in life after love?’ That’s one I’ll belt out. Or ‘The Sound of Music’: I’ve never seen the movie, which seems crazy, but for some reason I find myself belting out that song in the shower. I can’t explain it.”

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) responded to Page’s presence with five simple words: “This is not a man.”

Seth Dillon, CEO of the satirical Babylon Bee, responded with the Bee’s own July headline naming Page its “Woman of the Year.”

“History is going to look back on this time and condemn EVERYONE. Drugged and mutilated mentally ill women plastered across magazine covers for profit while society applauded. We are in hell,” a doctor named Andrew Zywiec posted in response.

The Daily Wire’s Megan Brock pointed out that the cover and others like it were part of the transgender lobby’s continued efforts to normalize radical gender ideology.

“Over the past few weeks I’ve been reminded in many ways that the transgender lobby still holds a large amount of institutional power — despite being rejected by a majority of normie Americans. Be leery of those who’ve prematurely claimed victory on the issue,” she posted.

Wyatt Matters

Middle America still believes a man is a man and a woman is a woman, no matter how many glossy covers try to rewrite biology.