A ‘Harry Potter’ star poses for Playboy's #NakedIsNormal issue

Is magic real?

Nobody knows, but the stars of the "Harry Potter" series—from Emma Watson to Matthew Lewis and Alfred Enoch—seem to be defying time by aging rather gracefully.

On Tuesday, another star from the popular book-to-film series proved that growing up is a time for showing off, both your enchanting physique and your advocacy.

Scarlett Byrne, who gave life to Slytherin's Pansy Parkinson, shared a gorgeous black-and-white photo from her shoot for the March/April issue of the lifestyle and entertainment magazine Playboy.

 

I'm very proud to be a part of the March/April issue of Playboy. I penned a short essay along with my pictorial titled, "The Feminist Mystique". A big thank you to @Playboy, the creative team, and @cooperbhefner for such a unique opportunity. #NakedIsNormal

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Feb 13, 2017 at 2:12pm PST

According to the English actress, her magazine feature comes with a short essay entitled “The Feminist Mystique,” which may be inspired by “The Feminine Mystique,” an iconic book by Betty Friedan published in 1963.

She ended her short message with the #NakedIsNormal, the hashtag that heralded Playboy's return to full nudity after a year of removing it entirely from their pages.

Byrne has been openly supportive of the feminist movement. Like "Harry Potter" co-stars Emma Watson, Bonnie Wright, and Katie Leung, she also joined the historic Women's March earlier this year. 

 

At the Women's March today in LA ????????

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Jan 21, 2017 at 1:00pm PST

— Bianca Rose Dabu / AT, GMA News