Vogue cover spotlights Mexico's indigenous transgender women.
Estrella Vasquez, a muxe woman who features on the cover of Vogue magazine, paints a Huipil, a traditional garment used on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, at her house in Juchitan, in Oaxaca state, Mexico on Nov. 19, 2019.JUCHITAN, Mexico - A culture of indigenous transgender women that has been part of southern Mexico's heritage for centuries is primed for global fashion cachet thanks to one of the world's top style magazines.
For the first time in Vogue magazine's more than 120 years of publishing, an indigenous"muxe" will appear next month on the cover of the glossy's Mexican and British editions. Muxes, a term probably derived from the Spanish word mujer meaning woman, are indigenous transgender women who easily mix gay male and feminine identities.
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