Andre Leon Talley is not gay - Report

Fashion guru and former Vogue editor-at-large André Leon Talley has come out to Vanity Fair that he is not in fact gay.

Talley has appeared on many episode of America's Next Top Model as a judge.

He said that he was never in love with a man throughout his life -- and only two women.

Good for him.

Is there someone out there who can help me fix my gaydar finally? It's been broken for years, and apparently, it might be beyond repair after this news.

Andre Leon Talley is not gay - Report

From Vanity Fair:

When (contributing editor Vanessa) Grigoriadis asks Talley if he thought he was gay, even in high school, he responds, “No, no, no. I was just into my magazines and the drawings. I had a very strict upbringing, almost puritanical. I lived there all the way through college. I was in my grandmother’s house, and I respected that!”

Talley tells Grigoriadis that he rejects the “label” and says that, while he has “had very gay experiences, yes, I swear on my grandmother’s grave that I never slept with a single designer in my life. Never, ever desired, never was asked, never was approached, never, ever bought, in my entire career. Never. Not one. Skinny or fat. Never.”

Talley also tells Grigoriadis that he has never been in love with a man—only two women: one a fellow student in Providence, the other a society woman with whom he fell in love after a night of dancing in Manhattan and whose name he declines to share because she later married and had children.

On being single, Talley says, “I just said to a friend, ‘I can create this magic, so why don’t I have a lover?’” But, he tells Grigoriadis, “if I was a couple, I wouldn’t like to stay in the same bedroom. It is very un-chic in Europe to sleep in the same bedroom.”

Via Towleroad