Estrela reflected on the essay she wrote for Vanity Fair magazine in 2008
Opened the game! Miley Cyrus has revealed the behind-the-scenes look at the controversial topless photo she took for a photo shoot for Vanity Fair magazine at the age of 15 in 2008. The star opened up about the controversial click, which the photographer took Annie Leibovitzin his new TikTok series titled “I was young”, named after his latest single. Information comes from USA Today.
“Everyone knows the controversy around that photo, but nobody knows the behind-the-scenes, always much more significant”, Miley said in a video posted last Wednesday (30).
According to the singer, the test was done in the midst of a personal effort to distance herself from the childish image of “Hanna Montana” Disney series in which he was the protagonist at the time. “My little sister Noah sat on Annie’s lap and pressed the camera button to take the pictures. My family was on set”said Cyrus, defending the safety of the environment where the images were taken.
It’s a photo that runs counter to the youthful pop star image I was known for, and that’s why it bothered me so much.”
“But now, looking back, I think those people made brilliant choices. [responsáveis pelo ensaio]”, says the 30-year-old singer, who also said the red lipstick makeup choice was intentional. “Pati Dubroff, who did my makeup, thought this would be another element that would separate me from Hannah Montana,” She said.
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