Marysol Patton admits she texted sober Leah McSweeney 'I wish you were still drinking' before 'RHUGT' October 30, 2023 | 11:37am DD: From Fanzine137 to Electric Youth!, your approach to making magazines seems very personal, which is at odds with nowadays where magazines seem launched by market research. What drives you to do what you do? Luis Venegas: It’s not really about drag but about people brave enough to do what they wish. It’s something that we have in all of us – the curiosity, but for some it goes beyond that and means so much more. It’s also a very creative process – to build an image. It’s interesting and great and anyone can relate to it. It seems a very obvious idea but people don’t dare. I hope it helps people to have courage.

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Luis Venegas: The idea was to do a young magazine. And youth is the time of our lives specially associated with sex, fun and humour. It doesn’t have to be intellectual. My inspiration was magazines like Tigerbeat and Bravo. Teens could read it but at the same time, if you were older, you could read between the lines and find almost a portrait of a generation. Most of the guys we featured were interviewed for the first time and it made them feel like stars. It’s about a time of life when people are discovering sex. And sex is natural. It’s funny when people find my magazine more sexually charged when there are teen magazines that have titles like “Jonas Bros Uncovered!” I guess it’s because lot of the models are in their underwear! But I just love to have fun with what I do!Luis Venegas: The common thread is me! (laughs) I try to make it as personal as possible and try to do something different and surprising. After EY! I saw some projects appear that have some of the essence of EY! But I would rather try something new. At the same time, there other common thread is that they are all limited edition. Somehow it makes people who have the chance to have it feel more special. Talking to Venegas on the phone from Madrid, it’s immediately apparent that he has an encyclopaedic knowledge and a deep love for magazines and pop culture in general. In between gossiping about Dynasty and the joys of seeing Colette’s Sarah Lerfels cameo on Gossip Girl, Dazed Digital found out how he got this Candy to taste so sweet. DD: What fascinates you about drag? Is it the freedom and bravery it takes and how a drag queen is ultimately remaining true to herself while displaying a fantasy? Dazed Digital: I love the concept for Candy! What led you to want to create it and why was now a right time for it? Luis Venegas: Not really. As a kid, I don’t know whether it came from my mother. I used to dress up for the Carnival in February as a female flamenco dancer, an old woman, a pregnant woman, a nun. And I have to say I loved that! For the party, I’m going to go as Anna Wintour – so I guess my name would be something like Luisa Wintour!

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Ramona Singer's stunning alleged racial comments took heat off Bravo, execs after Vanity Fair piece October 31, 2023 | 6:36am It was not only about drag queens but also about androgyny. Few worlds relate to the world of fashion as much as the world of transvestites and androgyny. Because in that world, the appearance is very meaningful. Because for them, they become something else – the person they dream to be. When you put it all together, it’s really a very obvious idea. From Brassaï's Parisian photos in the 20s to the Elizabethan theatre where men played the role of women, fashion has always reflected that world.DD: Both EY! and Candy celebrate masculinity in completely different ways – how would you define your ideal of masculinity? Alexia Nepola 'would love to see' Lisa Hochstein marry Jody Glidden before Lenny weds Katharina Mazepa October 31, 2023 | 6:39pm Fans praise Madison LeCroy for 'reading' Taylor Ann Green after making out with Austen Kroll October 27, 2023 | 4:28pm

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Luis Venegas: That shoot was inspired by a wonderful book called Casa Susanna. I was talking about it with (photographer) Brett Lloyd. It turned out to be the most amazing shoot in the magazine! The team of Brett, Kim Jones (stylist), Murray Arthur (producer) and Andrea Cellerino (set designer) and of course the models! Then make up artist Ayami Nishimura and hair dresser Tracie Cant did an amazing work making that idea come true! Everyone came in a wonderful mood and it was very fun to see. It was like a party but the results were great. It intoxicated the rest of the project. You have a very impressive list of contributors for Candy, as with all your other projects. How did it all come together?Phaedra Parks teases split from mystery beau Dr. O: There's 'another doctor' in my life October 27, 2023 | 7:44pm