10 Adventurous, Curious & Passionate Celebs We're Celebrating for Sagittarius Season

Emma Corrin

In order for a Sagittarius to feel they are living a full and fulfilling life, it's imperative that they feel a true sense of freedom –in who they are, how they express themself, and how they spend their time. English actor Corrin, who casually announced they're nonbinary by changing their pronouns on Instagram, has made their mark in history with several landscape-shifting magazine covers and photoshoots where they shine simply by being themself. The "My Policeman" and "The Crown" actor has found playful ways to express their personality through fashion, most notably: their red carpet moment in a dress that transforms the wearer into a fish-holding vessel à la "Finding Nemo," and of course the unforgettable silverware dress.

Chella Man

Sagittarians are equipped with the ability to create in multiple mediums, the driving force for their art being a sense of justice, their philosophical outlook, and care for community. They're fueled by their capacity to bring people together to showcase and discuss an issue that is close to their heart. Chella Man is an extraordinary combination of these Sagittarius traits, a one-of-a-kind artistic talent whose work extends even to the act of creating their body, building it into a home that aligns with their knowledge of self. The artist uses their many marginalized identities as a place from which to love and to learn. The energizing curiosity is so Sagittarius, and it lives deep and bright within Chella Man, who has shared intimate diary entries, video logs, sculptures built with their hands, published poetry collections, and made a short film –each of these striking artworks inviting their audience to join them on a journey of understanding the world and their place in it.

Keiynan Lonsdale

Sagittarians are able to see the goodness in our future. They are electrified by the knowledge that new discoveries are out there waiting for them. It's clear in the way that every music release from Lonsdale conveys a new level of confidence –in himself, in queerness, in his story, and in the way he performs it– that can only have come from a journey of introspection and the strength that comes with finding your community. Lonsdale has a fearlessness in him that Sagittarians know well –to them, adventure means enrichment. The "Love Simon" and "My Fake Boyfriend" actor's songs ("Kiss the Boy" and "Gay Streetfighter" among them) radiate queer pride, power, and comfort to anyone who listens to them. Sagittarians believes the future is filled with potential, a place to discover and travel towards with hope. Lonsdale's creative expression –through every lyric, dance performance, and music video– is generous with the hope he lives in, making sure to share it with us.

Colman Domingo

Sagittarians have a warm nature and a welcoming spirit. It's a joy to be around them, and a blessing to witness the work they do when they commit to expressing their true selves. Remarkable out actor and absolute icon Colman Domingo is everything a Sagittarius could (and should) hope to be. His passion for telling impactful stories and simultaneous commitment to serving on every red carpet is so Sagittarius. When a Sagittarius is fueled by their desire for freedom and their interest in community and philosophy, their lives feel so much more fulfilling. Known to be surrounded by friends and admirers, and fueled by a deeper meaning to their work, Sagittarians can really change the world for the better. Domingo certainly is –completely with his uniquely suave nature, true compassion, and impeccable suits.

Nathan Stewart-Jarrett

The brilliant, handsome British stage and screen actor's performances as queer men in "Femme," "Genera+ion," and "Culprits" (among many others!) have always been heartfelt, nuanced, and powerful. The way Nathan Stewart-Jarrett is able to unlock such vulnerability, beautifully conveying the intricacies of what it means to be a human, is a testament to his Sagittarian heart. Each of his roles are so different –drag performer, family man, elite thief, high school guidance counselor– and yet unified in the way his acting skills are evidence of his very Sagittarian curiosity, hunger for knowledge, and commitment to understanding (and in his case, embodying) the unflinching reality of each character, portraying them with a fierce honesty that's innate to Sagittarians. It's through creatives like Stewart-Jarrett, who are committed to storytelling that unites and enthralls us, that Sagittarians make the world a more inclusive, brighter place for us all. We love them all for it.