Born to be wild!
This February 14, in the middle of Valentine's Day, Rolling Stone
magazine
is causing a sensation.
The American media is indeed offering its new cover to Kristen Stewart who poses in a weight room.
With a mullet cut and a tattoo on her right arm, the 33-year-old actress appears wearing only an open leather biker vest and what appear to be men's briefs.
What is even more surprising: his right hand is buried in said briefs, which turns out to be a jockstrap from the Bike brand, iconic underwear in gay culture characterized by two side elastics that go up the buttocks... without covering it .
A posture and a look that suggest erotic ideas to more than one Internet user.
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“I thought it was a parodied image - but no, it's real!”, published one of them under the cover shared on the Rolling Stone Instagram account.
“Hummmm but why the hand in the underwear?”, asks another who is entitled to her share of suggestions: “It’s cold in the room”, “It itches” or even “It’s a finger of honor to hyper masculinity.
Kristen Stewart answers this question in her interview for the magazine: “If I went through the entire Twilight
saga
without ever being on the cover of
Rolling Stone
, it's because it was the boys who were the sex symbols.
Now I want to do the gayest fucking thing you’ve ever seen in your life.”
"Eat me"
The actress' interview is accompanied by a series of photos which do not lack sensuality.
Her body subtly sprayed with water to simulate sweat, Kristen Stewart goes through a series of sexy poses: sometimes in panties sitting on the edge of a sink, sometimes with her index finger on her tongue when she is not actually dressed in a large t-shirt printed with the phrase “Eat me”.
An assumed artistic direction, above all allowing the interpreter of Bella Swan to express herself on her sexuality in the interview.
In 2017, it was on the set of the show
Saturday Night Live
that she made her coming out, not without humor.
In November 2021, she announced that she was “getting married” to her fiancée, screenwriter Dylan Meyer.
“I never felt like I was interpreting a certain idea of femininity and reaping the benefits in a false way,” she says of her career as an openly gay woman. .
And to emphasize: “My sexuality is totally fluid”.