Who is on sports illustrated cover

Pete's Beach, Florida that was once the stomping ground of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Franklin D. Roosevelt, served as the backdrop for the images shot by Yu Tsai.

I went home after my fitting, and I was crying because in a few hours I would be on the beach doing my shoot. I had to process everything, past, present, and future, to understand what this moment meant. She became one of the first openly transgender models during New York Fashion Week in September and was the first transgender woman of color to appear in Vogue India in October In March, the "Pose" actress officially became the first transgender woman of color to grace the pages of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue since the iconic magazine's inception nearly 60 years ago.

She follows in the footsteps of Brazilian model Valentina Sampaio, who became the first openly transgender Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model in July Facebook Twitter Email. Show Caption. In a third version of the swimsuit cover, Megan Thee Stallion wears a nude bikini with cutouts and a metallic bangle. Day called the rapper a "magnetic powerhouse taking the world by storm.

The swimsuit issue hits newsstands July 22, and Day shared her excitement over the talented and diverse trio of cover stars. But each is a reminder that beauty comes in many forms. In total, the swimsuit issue will feature 25 women, including former cover models Camille Kostek, Danielle Herrington and Olivia Culpo. Singers Tinashe and Anitta also join the impressive group.