(Los Angeles, CA / August 20, 2026) – Vanniall takes the cover of the August 2026 issue of DIRTY, with the magazine crowning her “Porn’s New Princess” in an expansive interview with Maia Raymer exploring her award-winning career, trans identity, sisterhood, relationships and the creative world she has built in Western Massachusetts.
Fresh from wins for ‘Pornhub Model of the Year’ at the TEAs and ‘Favorite Trans Model’ at the Pornhub Awards, Vanniall reflects on how adult entertainment transformed her relationship with her body. “Porn taught me that my body – and so many different kinds of bodies – is the sexiest thing in the world to somebody,” she tells Raymer. “You just have to find that person. And once you do, gloves are off. It’s a good time.”
That sense of belonging extends beyond her audience to the community she has found along the way. “We’ve been the other for so long. When you find people you fit right in with, it’s beautiful,” Vanniall says of the sisterhood among trans women. “I can notice my sisters. It sounds weird, but I can. Sometimes I’m just like, ‘Oh my God, there’s one of my beautiful sisters.’ And it’s so wonderful seeing us out in the world living our lives.”
The interview also heads into the woods of Western Massachusetts, where Vanniall describes turning what began as a refuge from New York City into a creative base for her work. “The possibilities feel endless when you have the woods at your disposal,” she says of opening the property to fellow performers for podcasts, scenes and horror shorts. “I can build anything I want, there’s no one to complain about it, and there are endless places to put it.”
Accompanied by an outdoor pictorial revealing the cover star’s softer side, the DIRTY feature captures Vanniall at a moment when personal recognition, community and increasingly ambitious production work are converging. As she prepares for the upcoming Studio Vanniall launch, fans can sign up for updates at StudioVanniall.com. Issue 13 of DIRTY is available now at DirtyMagazine.com.
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ABOUT STUDIO VANNIALL:

Studio Vanniall is a premier production company and subscription website launched by creator Vanniall in 2026. The studio is now booking professional talent through agents for 2026 production dates in Miami, Los Angeles, NYC, Western Massachusetts, Minneapolis, Amsterdam and London.
ABOUT VANNIALL:
Vanniall (she/they) is an award-winning trans performer, model, director and content creator originally from South Carolina, who works in NYC and her production property in Western Massachusetts. Active as a studio performer  since 2019 and a decade into her on-camera journey dating back to her early days as a Tumblr-era creator, she has built a career rooted in creative autonomy, community engagement and cultural impact.
She’s been named ‘The New American Sex Symbol” on the cover of Petite Mort Magazine. Her work has earned major industry recognition, including an XMA award for ‘Trans Premium Social Media Star of the Year’, PornHub Award for “Favorite Trans Performer”, XBIZ Cam Award for ‘Best Trans Clip Artist’ and a Trans Erotica Award for ‘Pornhub Model of the Year’, along with multiple honors across the XBIZ, XMA, TEA, AVN, YNOT, Urban X Awards, Pornhub Awards, and BCAMS landscapes. She has also appeared as a presenter at the TEA Awards and the XBIZ Cam Awards, and conducted red carpet interviews for the YNOT Cam Awards.
In addition to her on-camera work, Vanniall has screened projects internationally and appeared on Out TV reality series X-Rated NYC and Hot Haus, and hosts Chaturbate’s Sex Tales podcast as well as her own multiplatform OFTV and YouTube lifestyle series Vanniall.TV . She also organizes and appears on panels for industry events and conferences, bringing an informed and community- minded perspective to conversations around sex work, performance and creator sustainability.
Beyond performance, Vanniall is a vocal advocate for trans rights, sex worker rights and sexual wellness, with writing and commentary featured in XBIZ, CNN, Elle, Wired, Fortune and HuffPost. Studio Vanniall is her production company working internationally, and she also runs the physical location Monstergirl Studio as a Western Massachusetts production retreat and rental destination for trans, queer and adult creators and productions. To learn more, visit Vanniall.com or contact Monstergirl Studio.