Brittany Hugoboom is the founder of Evie, a magazine dubbed the ‘conservative Cosmo’. She began modelling for global brands after winning ELLE’s model search and was able to see behind the scenes of the stories and photos she loved. But she was always disappointed with the lack of values in popular women’s magazines. So in 2018, she founded Evie Magazine and serves as Editor in Chief.
Tomorrow, she is sitting down with Francis and Konstantin in New York to discuss ending the gender wars and encouraging the return of femininity and masculinity, relationships, dating, marriage, feminism, manosphere, and the relationship between the sexes.
The jokes write themselves…
French authorities are still reeling from what’s being called the “heist of the century” — the $102 million theft of French Crown Jewels from the Louvre Museum in Paris last month. Investigators say the museum’s video surveillance password was simply “Louvre,” sparking outrage over its lax security at the home of masterpieces like the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and the nearly four-millennia-old Code of Hammurabi. A 2014 audit had already warned the museum was running outdated systems, including Windows 2000. Four suspects have been charged, but none of the eight stolen jewels have been recovered.
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What do you make of Helen Andrews thesis that feminisation of institutions is synonymous with wokeness?
As a father of two sons I am working hard to develop their positive masculine traits in a climate that has tried to demonise masculinity. Do you believe there are distinctly male and female traits/virtues? If so, what are these and how do we help a new generation embrace them?