Candy Magazine keeps their tongue planter firmly in cheek, so its no shocker that their take on the election and its drama is off-kilter and filled with moments that will bring a smile to your face. With the dust settling on the political battle, take a look at their over the top, drag romp directed by Danielle Levitt, styled by Brad Goreski and featuring the talents of Ms. Connie Fleming. You can’t beat this for a bit of post-election laughter – plus it serves as a preview for Candy’s upcoming issue, which is set to debut in a few weeks.

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Go deeper inside Candy Magazine with a look at some exclusive behind the scenes videos from issue no. 4. See Oscar winner Tilda Swinton playing it up for the cameras during Xevi Muntane‘s fun filled shoot and watch as drag legend The Lady Chablis works it in some sumptuous Prada pieces. When they said this was the extra extravagance issue they weren’t kidding around – be sure to check out our preview of Candy no. 4 if you haven’t already.

The ever so fascinating Lea T shines with a bevy of male models in the latest issue of Candy Magazine by Andreas Larsson. The Givenchy muse sports a both masculine and feminine looks and even tangos with fellow androgynous model Andrej Pejic in Yves Saint Laurent. Riccardo Tisci gushes about her saying that she is a “unique, rare, natural beauty, a combination of purity, hardness, romanticism, and agressiveness: all components of androgyny that are bound to both sexes,” and we couldn’t agree more!

The always daring Candy Magazine‘s new issue has Chloe Sevigny posing as Terry Richardson and Mariano Vivanco shooting a gaggle of very masculine male faces in full bunny regalia and some pretty serious makeup by the always amazing Alex Box. The focus on the male body is stronger than ever and the fascination with Andrej Pejic shows that new boundaries for male beauty are constantly being reset. Candy’s celebration of transvestism, transsexuality, cross dressing and androgyny seems more relevant than ever. (For more Candy, go to their website).

(Not in order) Andrey Zakharov, Matt Trethe, Sam Lawson, Stefan Pollmann, Thom Morrell by Mariano Vivanco, styled by Luke Day, set design by Gary Card.

Chloe as Terry by Terry Richardson