New #032c Winter issue out now! 📕 Cover 4/5 HUNTER SCHAFER This is a 40 page love letter by photographer @jason_nocito_studio and stylist @rasbartram and writer @jordrich90 📲💸 032c.com/store ⚠️ @hunterschafer wears @prada 📝 Hunter Schafer became known as an activist before she joined the cast of EUPHORIA. Born on New Year’s Eve in 1998, the North Carolina native was 17 years old when she became the youngest plaintiff in an ACLU lawsuit against the discriminatory Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, also known as the “bathroom bill.” As entire industries called for boycotts, President Barack Obama condemned the policy, and Schafer’s home state became a national pariah. Her voice stood out, breaking through widespread outrage. She spoke about her experience as a young trans woman in W and Teen Vogue and wrote lucidly about the topic in an essay for i-D. Then she graduated from high school and moved to New York to pursue a career in fashion. Most qualifying supermodels of the 2020s were created on reality television, but Schafer became one by televising her reality, to jurors in the courtroom and viewers on YouTube. By inverting the typical entertainment-to-fashion pathway – which intersects with politics only once there is a platform, if at all – Schafer exceeded her personal cachet and crossed over into a kind of simultaneity. While modeling PRADA, Schafer has modeled a future version of multi-hyphenate celebrity: aspirational but effortless, inhabited transparently and in full.