Kristen Stewart covers her modesty with leather black gloves as she calls out Hollywood for its 'phoney' support of female directors in a sexy shoot for PORTER magazine

Kristen Stewart went braless and covered her modesty with black leather gloves as she posed in a sexy photoshoot for PORTER magazine.

As she stunned on the front cover of NET-A-PORTER's digital cover, the actress, 34, took the opportunity to call out Hollywood.

The American star criticised Hollywood for scarcely supporting female filmmakers, claiming only four women directors are championed. 

Speaking to the publication, Kristen admitted more female leads need to be congratulated and celebrated, in order to broaden the industry.

She said: '[There's a] thinking that we can check these little boxes, and then do away with the patriarchy, and how we’re all made of it.

Kristen Stewart, 34, went braless and covered her modesty with black leather gloves as she posed in a sexy photoshoot for PORTER magazine

As she stunned on the front cover of NET-A-PORTER's digital cover, the actress took the opportunity to call out Hollywood

'It’s easy for them to be like, "Look what we’re doing. We’re making Maggie Gyllenhaal’s movie! We’re making Margot Robbie’s movie!"

'And you’re like, OK, cool. You’ve chosen four… And I’m in awe of those women, I love those women [but] it feels phony. 

'If we’re congratulating each other for broadening perspective, when we haven’t really done enough, then we stop broadening.'

Inside the cover, Kristen slipped into plenty of racy looks, showcasing her svelte model figure.

She modelled a range of barely-there looks, flaunting her ample cleavage and long bronzed legs. 

Kristen will once again star in a vampire thriller as she joins Oscar Isaac in dark new 80s movie, Flesh of the Gods.

The Oscar nominee, who played Bella Swan in five Twilight films between 2008-2012, and Golden Globe winner Isaac, 45, will play a married couple who descend  from their luxury skyscraper each evening into 'an electric nighttime realm of 80’s LA' per THR.

The thriller will be directed by Panos Cosmatos, who helmed 2018 horror movie Mandy.

The American star criticised Hollywood for scarcely supporting female filmmakers, claiming only four women directors are championed

Speaking to the publication, Kristen admitted more female leads need to be congratulated and celebrated, in order to broaden the industry

She said: '[There's a] thinking that we can check these little boxes, and then do away with the patriarchy, and how we’re all made of it'

'It’s easy for them to be like, "Look what we’re doing. We’re making Maggie Gyllenhaal ’s movie! We’re making Margot Robbie ’s movie!" And you’re like, OK, cool. You’ve chosen four… And I’m in awe of those women, I love those women [but] it feels phony'

'If we’re congratulating each other for broadening perspective, when we haven’t really done enough, then we stop broadening', she added

Inside the cover, Kristen slipped into plenty of racy looks, showcasing her svelte model figure

To see the full interview, read PORTER

Flesh of the Gods is written by Se7en screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker and based on a story by Cosmatos and Walker.

Per the producers, the story follows couple, Raoul (Isaac) and Alex (Stewart), who 'cross paths with the mysterious and enigmatic woman and her hard-partying cabal, Raoul and Alex are seduced into a glamorous, surrealistic world of hedonism, thrills, and violence.'

Back in January Kristen revealed that she now recognises 'queerness' in her Twilight franchise and expressed her disdain for filming Charlie's Angels.

'I can only see it now, I don’t think it necessarily started off that way, but I also think that the fact that I was there at all, it was percolating,' the star, who came out in 2017, said of the 2008 teen vampire romance. 'It’s such a gay movie.'

As for Elizabeth Banks' 2019 reboot of Charlie's Angels, Kristen didn't mince words either, admitting, 'I hated making that movie. I don’t know what else to say'.

She then referenced the original 2000 film featuring Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu, and Drew Barrymore, adding, 'Honestly, the three … you can’t touch [that]. Cameron, Lucy and Drew … I love that movie. I love that movie! If that says anything.'

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