Euphoria star Hunter Schafer attends Vanity Fair’s Young Hollywood party as she returns to red carpet after arrest at pro-Palestine protest

Hunter Schafer has hit the red carpet for the first time since she was arrested after storming Rockefeller Center during a pro-Palestine protest.

The 25-year-old Euphoria star — who was recently spotted keeping it casual at JFK airport — joined other celebrities at the Bar Marmont in Los Angeles on Wednesday for Vanity Fair’s Young Hollywood event.

The actress was issued a trespassing summons after participating in the demonstration as President Joe Biden interviewed late-night talk show host Seth Myers. New York Post.

But at the bash, Schafer wore a pastel green off-the-shoulder top with embroidered white floral detailing on the front.

She chose to wear a matching skirt, which also had floral embellishments and thigh-high slits on each side.

Strips of fabric held the skirt together and Hunter donned a pair of white closed-toed Prada heels to complete the overall look.

At one point, the star turned partially away from the camera to also show off the floral details on the back portion of the outfit.

Schafer chose not to wear any statement jewelry, allowing the fashionable ensemble to take center stage.

Hunter’s locks were pulled back tightly, preventing any stray strands from falling on her face.

The actress’ makeup was done classically and consisted of a coat of mascara on her eyelashes and a black winged eyeliner.

A light blush was added for a radiant glow, while a peach shade was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.

During an earlier interview with W magazinethe star opened up about her love for fashion and possibly wanting to become a designer in the future.

‘What I work on now will influence the work I do in the future. Returning to design or something within fashion is an activity I would really like to get involved in at some point.’

Hunter added: “I still want to find time to become a creative director in some form one day. It all seems connected, so there’s not necessarily a plan, but it’s always on my mind.”

The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes actress struck several poses at the event on Wednesday to show off the ensemble.

Other celebrities also attended the Vanity Fair x Instagram event, including Lucy Hale and Barry Keoghan.

Schafer has been gearing up for the release of her upcoming project and horror film titled Cuckoo, which will premiere later this year on May 3.

The film was written and directed by Tilman Singer and stars Dan Stevens and Jessica Henwick.

The premise is: “A 17-year-old girl is forced to move with her family to a resort where things are not as they seem,” according to one IMDB summary.

During an interview with Variety Last month in February, Hunter discussed taking on the big role.

“Whatever acting experience I had, I attributed to being on the set of Euphoria and being around the people I felt really comfortable with — especially (creator) Sam Levinson, who was kind of from my acting teacher.’

“And this is like, ‘Okay, the training wheels are off, honey, and you gotta take it with you.’ That was so scary.’

She also talked about taking on the role and working on the set of a horror film. “I loved being covered in blood for half the movie and the intensity of it.”

“Another first for this was that I got to do more action scenes, like simulating violence and stuff, which I thought was great as far as the choreography goes. You know, there are times when I felt like a real bada**.”

Hunter’s red carpet appearance on Wednesday comes after she was among 30 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested for storming the Rockefeller Center lobby during President Joe Biden’s conversation with Seth Meyers last week.

The star was issued a trespassing summons after participating in the demonstration, sources told the New York Post.

Schafer, wearing a “cease fire now” shirt, was escorted out of the complex by an NYPD officer, photos show. Her hands were tied behind her back.

The protesters tried to send a message to Biden, who was participating in a taping of Late Night with Seth Meyers upstairs.

They held up large signs reading “Jews to Biden: End Israel’s siege of Gaza” and chanted “end the siege of Gaza now” and “Biden, Biden, you can’t hide…” as they filled the lobby put water.

Schafer joined the organization Jewish Voice for Peace when protesters occupied 30 Rock for a sit-in.

The group identified themselves as Jewish-Americans, wearing T-shirts that read “Not In Our Name.”

The group said in a thread on

The group said 50 demonstrators were arrested during Monday’s protest, but the NYPD told DailyMail.com that 30 people were taken into custody and issued trespassing summonses.

Jewish Voice for Peace appeared to confirm that Schafer was among those arrested, retweeting several posts sharing photos of police escorting the actress from the building.