Elliot Page is once again capturing attention online.

The Canadian actor has been unveiled as one of the cover stars of New York Magazine’s first-ever Men’s Style Issue, a special edition that explores masculinity, fashion, identity, and contemporary culture through a fresh visual lens.

Photographed by acclaimed American photographer Ryan McGinley, the editorial has quickly become a talking point across social media after film-focused account Film Updates shared images from the project on X.

Elliot Page for the Men's Style issue of New York Magazine. Photo by Ryan McGinley

A New Chapter in Men’s Fashion Storytelling

Known worldwide for his roles in Juno, Inception, and as Viktor Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy, Page continues to be one of the most visible transgender men in the entertainment industry.

His appearance in the special issue places him at the center of a publication designed to rethink what modern men’s style can look like. Rather than focusing on luxury tailoring or runway-inspired fashion, the project embraces a more stripped-back and personal aesthetic.

The result is a series of photographs that feel intimate, confident, and intentionally different from traditional fashion editorials.

A Historic Issue for New York Magazine

Published on September 28, 2026, the magazine’s debut Men’s Style Issue marks a significant milestone for the publication.

While New York Magazine has covered fashion for decades, this is the first time it has dedicated an entire issue exclusively to men’s style. The special edition spans 89 pages and features four different covers, each highlighting influential figures from across entertainment, literature, music, and the arts.

Page’s cover has emerged as one of the most discussed images from the project.

Inside the Photoshoot

For the editorial, McGinley moved away from conventional studio settings and photographed participants at the historic Russian & Turkish Baths in New York City’s East Village.

The iconic location, which has welcomed visitors since 1892, provided a distinctive backdrop for the series.

In one of the most widely shared images, Page appears shirtless with his arms crossed, standing in front of a wooden door inside the bathhouse. Another photograph shows him leaning beside a mirror in a tiled room, creating a visual style that feels understated yet powerful.

The images place the focus on presence, personality, and body language rather than elaborate styling.

A Diverse Group of Cultural Figures

Page is joined by a range of notable names featured throughout the issue, including singer and actor Troye Sivan, actors Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist, Jamaican novelist Marlon James, artists Francesco Clemente and Rashid Johnson, as well as writer and television personality Eddie Huang.

Together, they form part of a broader editorial concept centered on contemporary masculinity and self-expression.

Fans Celebrate the New Images

The photos quickly attracted attention online, with many fans praising both the creative direction of the shoot and Page’s participation in the landmark issue.

For many followers, the feature represents another significant moment in Page’s ongoing visibility within Hollywood, fashion, and popular culture.

As conversations around gender expression continue to evolve, his presence on one of the most talked-about magazine covers of the week highlights how representation continues to expand across major media platforms.

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Elliot Page Covers New York Magazine Men’s Style Issue 2026