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There is a moment in just about every workday when we come across something sexy, gratuitous and completely pointless that we wish we could post but don't under the auspices of there being nothing lesbian about it and often there being no redeeming value.Sevigny is the first woman to cover the trans fashion mag.
There is a moment in just about every workday when we come across something sexy, gratuitous and completely pointless that we wish we could post but don't under the auspices of there being nothing lesbian about it and often there being no redeeming value. Well, we at SheWired have made an executive decision to just throw any of our pseudo-feminist caution to the wind and to just post our favorite shot of the day, whether it be sexy, salacious, or just because…
Chloë Sevigny covers the third issue of Candy, photographed by Terry Richardson, posing as the shutterbug himself. Behind retro specs and a big moustache, Sevigny’s playful sex appeal is apparent.
Sevigny won lesbian hearts in the seminal Boys Don’t Cry, opposite Hilary Swank, and romanced Michelle Williams playing a hot butch in a steamy segment of If These Walls Could Talk 2.
Candy is It’s the “first transversal style magazine” that put a vampy James Franco in drag on the inaugral issue, followed by male model Luke Worrall done up like Marilyn Monroe on the second.
Sevigny is the first woman to cover the trans fashion mag.
