Miley Cyrus Shoots For Marc Jacobs: OMG

The pop singer Miley Cyrus has done it again and this time the news is flashy. According to sources the young Miley Cyrus who has teamed up with clothes designer Marc Jacobs has done an outrageous shoot for his latest collaboration. The controversial singer who has been popping her tongue out steadily in her transitional phrase from pop-cutie to sexualised songstress has gone too far this time with this shoot for Marc Jacob which is completely OMG!

Earlier in the year 2013, Miley Cyrus posed naked for the same clothing designer Marc Jacobs in a t-shirt with the slogan that said, "Protect the Skin You're In" . The shirt was for charity that was aided for cancer research and the shirts were also signed by renowned designers Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy. This time around, the designer along with Miley has gotten a chance to spread awareness through another advertisement on his 2014 fashion line.

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We felt that Miley had toned down her own campaign of sexualization for the advertisement, but she has not left controversy to lay dormant in her glum pictorial for the designer Marc Jacobs who has completely blown our mind. In this shoot, the pop star Miley is seated by a young woman who is supine on the sand, eyes open and apparently 'dead'!

In the shoot, one can see clearly that behind Miley Cyrus in the shoot for Marc, another female model looking, at the lifeless young lady in blue who is next to the singer. The advertisement's color scheme appears to be blue and red which is said to be the colours of the night.

But in the case of the corpse next to Miley, the blue is handled by the outfit and red represented by her hair. Arguably, the girl in the background could be wearing any color as she is in shadow, but, the duo of Cyrus and the dead girl seem to set the tone of the piece which thus represents the designer wear by Marc Jacob.

More than a million people are wondering as to why a dead girl advertisement is the theme. Sources claim to say that the dead theme is only related to females or to dames which have been eye catchy and thus have lived to catch one thing, a human's attention!