Aubrey Plaza is serving smoldering sophistication in her latest photoshoot for V Magazine, and the sapphic community—and pretty much everyone else—can’t get enough. Draped in nothing but a sharp blazer, Plaza’s minimalist yet magnetic look is redefining power dressing and sparking a cultural phenomenon hotter than a mid-summer heatwave.
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Fans Can’t Stop Talking About Aubrey Plaza
Plaza’s latest fashion moment is more than a photoshoot—it’s a masterclass in allure. The sultry, stripped-down aesthetic has ignited a wildfire of thirst and admiration across social media.
Breaking Boundaries with Marvel’s First WLW Kiss
This isn’t the first time Plaza has sent pulses racing. In Agatha All Along, her portrayal of Rio Vidal, the sultry embodiment of death and former lover of Kathryn Hahn’s Agatha Harkness, gave the Marvel Cinematic Universe its steamiest, most groundbreaking moment: its first WLW kiss. Plaza described the moment as a “dream come true,” and honestly, same. The palpable tension between Plaza and Hahn turned the screen into a pressure cooker of queer energy, breaking barriers and setting a new standard for representation.
Why Aubrey Plaza Is a Sapphic Icon
Whether she’s rocking a blazer with nothing else or turning up the heat in Marvel’s sapphic storyline, Plaza is rewriting the rules of queer representation—and looking damn good while doing it. Her photoshoot isn’t just sexy; it’s a power move, reminding everyone that fashion and identity go hand in hand.
And if you’re looking for more from Aubrey, check out her new film, My Old Ass, on Prime Video. This hilarious take on aging and identity puts a queer protagonist front and center, serving up authentic representation that feels fresh and real. It’s not just about the laughs—though there are plenty—it’s about seeing LGBTQ+ characters living their lives in all their messy, fabulous glory. With its focus on the intersection of queerness and aging, My Old Ass is the kind of inclusive storytelling we need more of, and honestly, it’s a total vibe.
See all of the photos for V Magazine here!
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