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From underground erotica to prestige drama, these trans celebs have made cinematic history and left little to the imagination. Trans actors are no longer just breaking barriers in Hollywood—they’re also stealing scenes, commanding the screen, and redefining nudity on their own terms. Whether in cult classic erotica or tender, modern dramas, these trans and nonbinary stars have shown that nudity can be empowering, political, and downright sexy.
A true trailblazer, Ajita Wilson was a trans model and actress born in Brooklyn who found fame—and infamy—on European cinema screens in the ’70s and ’80s. Known for her statuesque body and commanding sexuality, she stripped down in a slew of trashy, titillating films like The Nude Princess (1976) and Sadomania (1981). Full frontal? You bet. Boobs, bush, and the kind of scene-chewing nudity that made her a cult icon. She passed away in 1987, but her legacy lives on in any discussion of trans erotic cinema royalty.
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Francisco Pérez Cobos, originally from Albacete, Spain, became the unforgettable Eva when featured in Antonio Giménez Rico’s trans documentary Dressed in Blue (1983). With hypnotic stripteases and plenty of skin-baring glamour shots, Eva stole the show—fully nude, confident, and radiant. After exploring acting in a handful of late-’80s films, they faded from public view, but this tantalizing appearance remains a highlight of early trans visibility on-screen.
As hacker Nomi Marks in Netflix’s Sense8, Jamie Clayton gave us brains, bravery, and breasts in one perfect package. Her nude scenes (including a memorable orgy sequence—thank you, Wachowskis) are celebratory, intimate, and fiercely unapologetic. Later roles in The L Word: Generation Q and the 2022 Hellraiser reboot showcased her range, but Sense8 is where she bared her body and soul, carving out space for trans women in mainstream sci-fi with style.
Nonbinary dreamboat Bobbi Salvör Menuez (they/them) has become a go-to face in arty, gender-bending roles, and they're not shy about getting nude. From topless scenes in White Girl and Under My Skin to full artistic nudity in Nocturnal Animals and I Love Dick, Bobbi brings sensuality and vulnerability in equal measure. Their blend of queer punk and soft intimacy makes their nude scenes feel more like performance art than titillation—and that’s exactly what makes them hot.
As Cristina "La Veneno" Ortiz in Veneno, Daniela Santiago brought raw power, sex appeal, and emotional depth to the small screen. The Spanish series doesn’t shy away from nudity; Santiago steps into Veneno’s platform heels and bares all, from explosive sex scenes to tender moments of self-doubt. Fans saw full-frontal nudity, yes, but also fierce control—she flaunted her body on her own terms, just like the real Veneno did.
In Monica, Trace Lysette made history as the first trans actress to lead a major U.S. drama in a non-genre role. And she didn’t hold back! Her quiet, vulnerable nude scenes are striking not for how much skin is shown, but how deeply felt they are. From towel drops to intimate bath scenes, Trace offers us reality, not fantasy—and it’s just as compelling. Her body is part of her story, and she owns every inch of it.
When Elliott Page came out in 2020, Hollywood took notice—but in The Umbrella Academy’s third season, he gave audiences something even more powerful: on-screen trans joy. In a shirtless scene showcasing his post-top-surgery torso, Elliott was radiant. It’s not graphic nudity, but it’s historic. A quiet, sexy, self-assured moment that made transmasc viewers (and the rest of us) cheer. Sometimes liberation is the hottest thing of all.
These nude trans legends have shown their bodies on screen and changed what we see when they do. From Ajita Wilson’s unapologetic eroticism to Trace Lysette’s emotional depth, they’ve turned nudity into a statement. Trans nudes aren’t just about turning us on—they’re about turning the tides. And we are all here for it.
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