Dita Von Teese on Self-Confidence, Old Hollywood, and Her Historic Las Vegas Revue

Seductive, vampy, and intoxicatingly enigmatic, Dita Von Teese has innovated an intriguingly transgressive world of vintage glamour, class, opulence, and timeless beauty.

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Wendy O Williams: The Deffest and the Baddest

A career in pictures of rock’s most untamed, radical, and compassionate icon, 27 years after her passing.

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Jennifer Finch on Feminism, Punk, and the Power of L7

Jennifer Finch is punk rock incarnate — a bassist, vocalist, photographer, and fearless provocateur whose raw energy helped define the sound and spirit of 1990s alternative music.

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Peaches on Politics, Power, and No Lube So Rude

Since breaking through in the early 2000s with The Teaches of Peaches, Peaches has boldly defied genre by fusing performance art, electro-punk, and the most radical politics of desire

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Janice Dickinson

Paz de la Huerta

Omahyra Mota

Cosey Fanni Tutti

Sandra Bernhard

Jennifer Finch

Margaret Cho

Linda Perry

Peaches

Miki Berenyi

Alison Mosshart

Nina Persson

Roxane Gay

Taylor Momsen

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Nikki Reed

“Expect equality, demand it. Make no apologies for wanting it.”

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Belinda Carlisle

Deb Googe

Kate Pierson

Wendy James

Roberta Bayley

Sally Potter

Elayne Angel

Monica Richards

Gitane Demone

Lea DeLaria

Kelli Ali

Carole Pope

Gina Birch

Anja Huwe

Cherry Vanilla

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“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

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“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

n°1 | In Conversation / Omahyra Mota

“The more fire they give you, they don't realize that they're making you even stronger – more determined.”

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Fefe Dobson on Rock and Roll, Authenticity, and the Power of Perseverance

Long before conversations around genre fluidity, representation, and authenticity became industry buzzwords, Fefe Dobson was already living them — whether the industry was ready or not.

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Long before brightly colored hair became a mainstream form of self-expression, Tish and Snooky Bellomo were already living in vivid color.

Peaches on Politics, Power, and No Lube So Rude

Since emerging in the early 2000s with her breakthrough album The Teaches of Peaches, Peaches has consistently defied genre expectations by blending performance art, electro-punk, and the most radical politics of desire.

Dottie Cockram on Songwriting, Honesty, and deary

As the voice and lyrical center of deary, Dottie Cockram’s approach to music is grounded in observation: of people, of place, of society, of the quiet emotional shifts that often go unnoticed until they demand to be written about.

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Fefe Dobson on Rock and Roll, Authenticity, and the Power of Perseverance

Long before conversations around genre fluidity, representation, and authenticity became industry buzzwords, Fefe Dobson was already living them — whether the industry was ready or not.

Tish and Snooky Bellomo on Punk, Manic Panic, and the Beauty of Aging Disgracefully

Long before brightly colored hair became a mainstream form of self-expression, Tish and Snooky Bellomo were already living in vivid color.

Peaches on Politics, Power, and No Lube So Rude

Since emerging in the early 2000s with her breakthrough album The Teaches of Peaches, Peaches has consistently defied genre expectations by blending performance art, electro-punk, and the most radical politics of desire.

Dottie Cockram on Songwriting, Honesty, and deary

As the voice and lyrical center of deary, Dottie Cockram’s approach to music is grounded in observation: of people, of place, of society, of the quiet emotional shifts that often go unnoticed until they demand to be written about.

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Fefe Dobson on Rock and Roll, Authenticity, and the Power of Perseverance

Long before conversations around genre fluidity, representation, and authenticity became industry buzzwords, Fefe Dobson was already living them — whether the industry was ready or not.

Tish and Snooky Bellomo on Punk, Manic Panic, and the Beauty of Aging Disgracefully

Long before brightly colored hair became a mainstream form of self-expression, Tish and Snooky Bellomo were already living in vivid color.

Peaches on Politics, Power, and No Lube So Rude

Since emerging in the early 2000s with her breakthrough album The Teaches of Peaches, Peaches has consistently defied genre expectations by blending performance art, electro-punk, and the most radical politics of desire.

Dottie Cockram on Songwriting, Honesty, and deary

As the voice and lyrical center of deary, Dottie Cockram’s approach to music is grounded in observation: of people, of place, of society, of the quiet emotional shifts that often go unnoticed until they demand to be written about.

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“Nobody wants to do things just to please everybody else and not themselves.”

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Secret Decoder Ring

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“Autism gave me music. It gave me a band.” — For Glitterfox’s Andrea Walker, a late Autism diagnosis unlocked not just self-understanding, but a way to connect with the world through songwriting and the road.

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In Her Words: Shirley Manson

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The iconoclastic Garbage frontwoman asks us to seek fulfillment and not dim our light.

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Mia Zapata: Forever Heard

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A career in pictures of the raw, visceral force of punk, on what would have been her 60th birthday.

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Wendy O Williams: The Deffest and The Baddest

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A career in pictures of rock’s most untamed, radical, and compassionate icon, 27 years after her passing.

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The High Octane Defiance of Veenu Paliwal

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Known as India’s fearless “Lady of the Harley,” Veenu Paliwal turned the open road into a radical canvas, painting a bold picture of freedom, resilience, and enduring passion for women around the world.

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Letter from the Editor

It has always been the most provocative act of rebellion for a woman to love herself.

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A Woman Is a Weapon

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In 2008 at the age of fourteen, I very inadvertently rose to prominence within the fashion industry as the youngest internationally distributed print magazine editor in the world.

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