Antichrist’s Catwalk: Leo XIV’s Vanity Fair Coronation Exposes the Neo-Church’s Idolatry of Man
The National Catholic Register (CNA) reports on August 26, 2026, that the usurper “Pope” Leo XIV (Robert Prevost) has been honored by the Masonic rag Vanity Fair in its annual “Best Dressed” list under the category “The Originals,” following a similar accolade from Vogue in December 2025. The article, penned by Francesca Pollio Fenton, gushes over the “personal style” of the antipope, citing style correspondent José Criales Unzueta who praises the “innate Americanness” of pairing a baseball cap or Nike sneakers with papal vestments. The piece then proceeds to catalogue the returned use of the red mozzetta, the white cassock with its 33 buttons, the fascia, the red stole, and the tradition of red leather shoes—treating these sacred signs of the Petrine office as mere fashion accessories to be critiqued by the world’s arbiters of taste. This sordid spectacle confirms that the conciliar sect has definitively abandoned the regnum Christi for the regnum mundi, parading its false shepherd as a celebrity mannequin in the shop window of the Antichrist.