Hunter Schafer Turns Heads at Schiaparelli Show in Paris

The "Euphoria" actress stepped out in a flattering Schiaparelli gown this week and fans couldn't stop raving about her look. The appearance comes months after the transgender star revealed that the gender marker on new passport had been changed.

Hunter Schafer attended the Schiaparelli Haute Couture Fall/Winter show on Monday, July 7, in Paris, France. The show was part of Paris Fashion Week and the actress came dressed to impress in the brand's apparel.

She looked stunning in a sculptural strapless dress featuring metallic mint and beige stripes that hugged her figure. She paired the look with ivory wrap-around heels and bold statement earrings.

Her sleek, pulled-back hair and natural makeup completed the refined and futuristic ensemble. Videos and images of the model arriving for the show circulated online, drawing a flurry of compliments from fans.

"She looks so gorgeous! She's got some sort of glowing about her and it's so cute❤️🔥," one fan gushed. "She is absolutely flawless!" another exclaimed.

"She stole the show 😍," a viewer wrote of the TV star. "Hunter Schafer looked absolutely stunning at Schiaparelli — pure elegance and grace! ✨💫," another added.

Schafer is known for keeping her personal life relatively private; however, she opened up about a concerning experience in February. In a February 22 TikTok video, she revealed that she had received her new passport, only to find that her listed gender had been changed from "F" to "M."

This occured despite her previously selecting a female when she filled out her application. Her previous passport had also listed her as a female. "I was shocked," she said of the ordeal. "I just didn't think it was actually going to happen."

Schafer criticized President Donald Trump's policies on gender. At the beginning of his term, he signed an executive order recognizing only two sexes and declaring they could not be changed.

In light of this order, the country now only recognizes two sexes, male and female, based on sex a person is assigned at birth. Schafer said she changed the gender markers for her passport and licence as a teen, but her birth certificate was never amended.