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Photo: Here Is Kate Moss's Awkward Playboy Debut
Photo by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott/Playboy
This morning we received the above photo from Playboy, which shows Kate Moss's upcoming pictorial for the magazine (her debut, which she'll go nude for). It hits newsstands this Friday, coming just before the magazine’s 60th anniversary January/February 2014 issue, and right before Moss's 40th birthday.
But why did they make her look like she's reenacting an awkward scene from Secretary, or about to get a rectal exam, or like she's crawling into the mouths of one of those Tremors worms, or riding a Wile E. Coyote rocket, or like she just murdered another Bunny and crawled into her outfit... And how does Kate keep so tan in foggy London town?
This has Photoshop contest written all over it—feel free to think of the bunny tail as a thought bubble.
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