Following "her" controversial interview with Diane Sawyer, where Bruce Jenner formally looked away from being a man and embraced her femininity in public, she now covers for the Vanity Fair in a corseted bodysuit introducing herself as Caitlyn Jenner.
While, Kim Kardashian's step father is now unrecognizable, Caitlyn inisted that she is "not doing this to be interesting" rather she is "doing this to live."
The sefl-confessed transgender looked entirely like a woman, just as what she admitted during her Diane Sawyer interview, only that this is the first time she wowed the public with all her femininity.
“I’m not doing this to be interesting. I’m doing this to live.” #CallMeCaitlyn https://t.co/Mwfy5PkjTp pic.twitter.com/V2NmSJG2eV
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) June 1, 2015
According to Vanity Fair, Bruce, who is now fondly called as Caitlyn Jenner, compared her "emotional" two day shoot to that of winning the gold medal for the decathlon at the 1976 Olympics.
"That was a good day, but the last couple of days were better. . . . This shoot was about my life and who I am as a person," she explained to Pulitzer Prize-winning Vanity Fair contributing editor and author of Friday Night Lights Buzz Bissinger. "It's not about the fanfare, it's not about people cheering in the stadium, it's not about going down the street and everybody giving you 'that a boy, Bruce,' pat on the back, O.K. This is about your life."
Furthermore, she also compared Caitlyn to Bruce, where her former self is "always telling lies." She even revealed that she used to wear a woman's underwear underneath her suit during public appearances after winning the gold medal during the 1976 Olympics.
"Underneath my suit I have a bra and panty hose and this and that and thinking to myself, They know nothing about me. . . . Little did they know I was totally empty inside."
Whereas, Caitlyn, she said, "doesn't have any lies."
And while many believed that Bruce had undergone a sex change to complete her transition to become Caitlyn Jenner, Bissinger said that she "has not had genital surgery" only a "10-hour facial-feminization surgery on March 15."
Cailtyn admitted that she has had a panic attack following the long procedure, where a counselor from the Los Angeles Gender Center had to came to her house to reassure her of her decision.
"What did I just do? What did I just do to myself?" She asked herself after the surgery.
And while she did not do a genital surgery, it's not required for a trasgender woman to do gender reassignment so just to be officially called a transgender.
"This is private medical information, and a transgender identity is not dependent on medical procedures," GLAAD said in a statement of support to Bruce Jenner. "Overemphasizing the medical aspects of a person's transition objectifies transgender people, and prevents the public from seeing the transgender person as a whole person."
