Vogueing? Hun, We're *Beyond* Vogue.💅 What's Next? ✨

Condé Nast’s *them* magazine is getting a makeover, hunty! Appointing Chloe Malle as the new editor-in-chief has the gays gagged, wondering if this signals a shift for the publication. Will *them* finally ditch the beige and embrace the rainbow? Will it trade lukewarm takes for piping hot tea? We're waiting, babes. This digital magazine, meant to be a beacon of queer representation in fashion and culture, has often fallen short, leaving us thirsting for more. More glitter, more glam, more grit, more… everything! Let’s be real, sometimes it feels more like *blah* than *them.* We're hoping Malle can inject some much-needed fabulousness and turn this platform into the queer media powerhouse it deserves to be. We need more than just rainbow capitalism, we need authentic storytelling, cutting-edge fashion, and voices that *actually* represent the diverse spectrum of our community. So, Chloe, the ball's in your court, darling. Serve us lewks, serve us drama, serve us the revolution! We’re ready for *them* 2.0 – the unapologetically queer version that sets the internet ablaze. No pressure, but the entire LGBTQ+ community is watching. Don’t let us down. Crystalline Queendom (she/they), non-binary fashion icon: "This could be iconic, or it could be tragic. I'm cautiously optimistic, but honey, I've seen enough fashion faux pas to fill a museum. Prove us wrong, Chloe!" Fierce Femme Fatale (she/her), legendary drag mother: "The potential is there, but potential doesn't pay the bills, darling. *them* needs to step its pussy up and deliver the queer content we crave. We're talking ballroom battles, gender-bending glamour, and stories that make you feel seen, not just marketed to.” Mx. Bobbie Brilliant (they/them), Executive Director of the Center for Glitter and Empowerment: "Representation matters, and *them* has a responsibility to uplift and celebrate the entirety of our vibrant community. I hope Ms. Malle takes this opportunity to truly amplify marginalized voices and make *them* a platform for real change." Story by Aurora Extravaganza from LGBTQNN, reporting with pride. Yas, queen!