Amy Schumer’s crotch is literally on fire in pantless Vanity Fair picture

DRESSED in just a T-shirt, the comedian is pictured with flames billowing from her naked vagina in a bizarre new Vanity Fair photo shoot.

Schumer’s crotch literally on fire in pantless pic

AMY Schumer’s crotch is literally on fire in her latest photo shoot.

Dressed in her own T-shirt with the words “No Coffee, No Workee” emblazoned upon it, the comedian is pictured with flames billowing from her vagina.

The picture, which forms part of the comedienne’s ​Vanity Fair​ cover shoot with Annie Leibovitz, gives new meaning to “it’s lit.”

“I begged Annie to photograph me with no underwear on in just a T-shirt,” Schumer says. “I explained to her how important it was to me and she finally agreed. I felt powerful and beautiful. She understood once we shot it. Or maybe she ran to the bathroom to throw up. It was one of the most meaningful moments of my life.”

She also posted the shot on Instagram and wrote: “Thank you @vanityfair and Annie Leibovitz who I had to beg to take this shot.”

“I felt powerful and beautiful, Schumer said of the Vanity Fair image. Picture: Annie Leibovitz exclusively for Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair fashion and style director Jessica Diehl said the shot was “very her”.

“The whole attitude, the T-shirt, the slogan on the T-shirt — it just felt very real, with everything else being so surreal,” she said.

The cover shot, showing Schumer in a red, sequin Calvin Klein Collection bodysuit, was a little more glam.

“There had to be some sense of humour in the glamorising, because [the glamorising] is not the point of her,” Diehl added. “The point of her is not to be a red-carpet star — she does so much more than dress up for premieres or press circuits.

“We’re not telling a fashion story — we don’t have to stick to one look throughout,” she continues. “And she’s so multifaceted that if you put her in one box, you’re really not telling enough of this whole person’s story. Her voice is very zeitgeisty, and ballsy, and feisty, that it didn’t seem she could be boxed into one concept.”

Amy Schumer on the cover of Vanity Fair’s May 2016 issue. Picture: Annie Leibovitz exclusively for Vanity Fair

Schumer also opened up in the mag about the devastating shooting which took place in a Lafayette, Louisiana movie theatre during a screening of her movie Trainwreck in July last year.

The gunman killed two women and injured nine others before killing himself.

While the 34-year-old acknowledges it clearly wasn’t her fault, she says she felt “helpless and stupid” and wishes she never made the film.

“So my publicist told me. And then I put on the news. I was by myself in a hotel, and I was just like, I wish I never wrote that movie,” she told the mag.

“I was laughing before I called [my publicist] back, because I thought it was going to be like a sex tape [had surfaced] or something. So I was kind of laughing,” she said. “And then she told me there had been this shooting.

“I don’t know. It’s like when the Dark Knight shooting happened, and in Paris. The idea of people trying to go out and have a good time — you know, like looking forward to it? I don’t know why that makes me the saddest,” Schumer added.