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Miley Cyrus’ Vanity Fair Photo Shoot, Scandal?

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By now you may have heard that “Oh-my-goodness-that-Miley-Cyrus-posed-half-naked- for-Vanity-Fair-now-I-shouldn’t-let-my-daughter-watch-her-on-Disney-anymore!”

In Vanity Fair’s current issue on stands now, Miley Cyrus has received some backlash for photos where she’s posing in just a blanket and looking a bit too sexy for a 15-year-old. But from what I’ve seen, I wouldn’t have thought that the photos contained any sort of sexual connotation at all. So she’s backless in a blanket - she’s probably worn a backless gown or two down the red carpet since she blew up as the famed Hannah Montana.

If anything, I think she looks soft and innocent, and mature - which is the concept I think they were going for. I mean really, it’s Annie Leibovitz and both Cyrus’ parents were standing by during the actual shoot.

Looking at this photo, I can hardly compare this to Britney’s obvious “I’m not a girl, not yet a woman” Rolling Stone cover when the pop princess (??) was 17 or Brooke Shields’ sexually charged “Nothing comes between me and my Calvin’s” commercial as she’s posing with her legs parted at the age of 15.

What do you think? Was this photo inappropriate for a 15-year-old young pop star and should she have apologized for this photo shoot?

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