Miley Cyrus sure knows use to make noise using her body. It's racy [and dirty], literally.
The 'We Can't Stop' singer posed for this summer's issue of Paper, which the magazine called 'Use Your Voice.' Miley didn't pose naked alone; she tagged along her pet pig Bubba Sue to strike a pose with her on her provocative cover. Creative director Diane Martel, director of Miley's 'We Can't Stop' video, and photographer Paola Kudacki got together for the shoot, Paper reports.
E! Online reveals that Miley managed to avoid the 'not safe for work' image for the cover and heftily included only some parts of her body like her legs, arms, and a little bit of her behind. According to Huffington Post, while the magazine promised "absolutely more insane photos," Miley had already posted a photo of herself on her Instagram account wearing a hog mask while showing some cleavage.
Her resonating and unapologetic attitude surfaces effortlessly, but another side of Miley Cyrus can be seen in her interview with Paper. As striking as her cover, Miley's interview focuses on compassion among others, which concerns the 22-year-old singer. The Happy Hippie Foundation, created by Miley, is a nonprofit organization tasked to aid homeless and LGBT kids. Miley talks about her inspiration behind the said organization and her seamless attitude that makes her personal life in line with her social justice dreams, Paper previews.
Cyrus also talks about her amicable openness about the idea of nudity.
"I was doing a show two nights ago and I was wearing butterfly nipple pasties and butterfly wings," Miley said. "I'm standing there with my tits out, dressed like a butterfly. How the f--k is that fair? How am I so lucky?" she tells Paper.
The most provocative and biggest stories this summer are all in 'Use Your Voice,' which hits stands on June 22.
