It’s Miley! … on the cover of famed photographer David LaChapelle’s upcoming book.
Pop star Miley Cyrus is styled in the fashion of a scantily clad fairy, with carefully positioned crystals that cover her stylized blush-colored privates.
LaChapelle’s “Lost + Found” cover has Cyrus clad with huge, iridescent fairy wings and posed next to a bunch of pink flowers and… a toilet. Is that a jail cell? It sure looks so. It turns out Cyrus is wearing a body suit. (So, no, she’s not actually nude.)
So before your boss calls you out for looking at a NSFW photo (posted below), you have your defense at the ready: It’s a suit, and it was decorated with pink Swarovski crystals.
“Lost + Found,” LaChapelle’s first photo book in 10 years, is a retrospective of the photographer’s career from his early days in 1980s New York City to the present.
The book will feature 150 previously unreleased photos of celebrities, including, Hillary Clinton, David Bowie, Kanye West and Michael Jackson.
Here’s Miley:
Hollywood Celebrates Gay Pride 2017: Miley Cyrus, Matt Bomer and The Babadook (Photos)
See how show business is marking 2017 Gay Pride celebrations across the country
Matt Bomer
"Shoutout to all those marching today. Be safe. Be proud. Love you all," actor Matt Bomer wrote on Instagram.
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Zach Braff and Donald Faison
Former "Scrubs" stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison remind us of their well-documented bromance. "Happy Pride. Love is love," Braff captioned this adorable Twitter hot tub-rose shot.
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Lea Michele
"Glee" star Lea Michele also points out that Pride was book-ended with another monument of the LGBT community.
"#Pride and @TheTonyAwards tonight... I might explode. ????????❤️????," she tweeted.
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Demi Lovato
Singer Demi Lovato hosted a private pride party with guests Iggy Azalea (left, pictured with Lovato) and L.A. Pride performer and "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Erik Jayne (right).
Miley Cyrus busted out a patriotic baby picture to mark her gig headlining Washington, D.C. pride.
"Let's keep this beautiful event safe and full of L.O.V.E !" she wrote on Twitter.
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The Babdook Newly-minted LGBT icon The Babdook was represented all over Los Angeles pride, to hysterical and inspiring effect.
"We love our LGBT brothers, sisters and metaphysical manifestations," one LA pride goer wrote of the fictional horror character from Jennifer Kenth's 2014 film.