Call her brave. Call her beautiful. Just make sure you call her Caitlyn.
Vanity Fair unveiled its June cover on Monday, revealing Caitlyn Jenner (born Bruce Jenner) for the first time.
Within minutes, the glamorous image, shot by Annie Leibovitz, began trending on Twitter. We learned the Internet can, in fact, be kind sometimes: People sent heartwarming messages of support to Jenner, praising her courage and noting that the cover was a historic moment for members of the LGBT community. And others called her out for her genius shade in choosing a name that starts with a "C" rather than a "K," like the rest of the Kardashian clan. Her family members also supported Jenner on social media.
pic.twitter.com/X7FvYrEH2D— Caitlyn Jenner (@Caitlyn_Jenner) June 1, 2015
Lady in red! Here's another pic of #CaitlynJenner from @VanityFair #CallMeCaitlyn pic.twitter.com/iGQwhRz52c— David Caplan (@DavidCaplanNYC) June 1, 2015
Sorry, Kim: Caitlyn is breaking the Internet today.
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CAITLYN JENNER YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL— Kat Dennings (@OfficialKat) June 1, 2015
#CallMeCaitlyn I AM SO PROUD!!! Shot by a great photographer, and I'm so happy she has become who she finally IS!! CAITLYN looks AMAZING — vivienne (@viviennecv_) June 1, 2015
Everyone deserves to be happy & feel comfortable in their own skin. #CallMeCaitlyn— Kelli Kapowski (@Kell_Rischelle) June 1, 2015