Wearing just a pair of thigh-high boots and bunny ears, Lizzy Jagger smiles seductively into the camera. She is completely nude, with only her long hair to preserve her modesty in her sizzling photo shoot for Playboy magazine.
And the shoot itself is quite a feat, because despite her father’s hell raising reputation and her mother being a former cover girl, Miss Jagger was once banned from being in the magazine. But now Sir Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall have given their grudging approval as their eldest daughter reveals (almost) all in a nude photo shoot. Rolling Stone Sir Mick – notorious for his own rock’n’roll lifestyle – stopped his daughter from appearing in the magazine six years ago. And although he has now changed his tune, it remains to be seen how happy he will be that the 27-year-old is on the front of the June edition, wearing only a sarong, under the somewhat seedy headline: ‘Satisfaction: Lizzy Jagger, between the sheets with Mick’s daughter.’ The cover also uses the Stones’s trademark red lips logo.
Inside, Miss Jagger does, however, preserve some dignity by being seen only topless. And she can console herself that her appearance is unlikely to be as controversial as when another Jagger daughter stripped off for the camera. Younger sister Georgia May, 19, who has won lucrative contracts with Versace and Rimmel, stunned the fashion world by posing topless to advertise U.S. jeans company Hudson when she was just 17 – and then doing it again in subsequent campaigns.
Lizzy admitted that her father had barred her from being in Playboy in 2005, when she was 21. However, she tells the publication, which is out next Tuesday, that he and her mother – who appeared on the magazine’s cover herself in 1985 – had eventually conceded. ‘They understood that when you don’t know when you’re going to have kids, it’s nice to have wonderful pictures of your 20-something self,’ she said. ‘And at 27, I feel comfortable expressing myself through my body.’
The brunette – whose fee for the shoot is likely to have run into six figures – admitted she regretted the decision not to take up the magazine’s 2005 offer, adding: ‘I’m thinking I should do naked pictures before I have children.’ Her mother was 29 when she appeared in Playboy, a year after Miss Jagger was born. Miss Jagger’s previous modeling work includes a Marks & Spencer campaign alongside Twiggy, Myleene Klass and Erin O’Connor. Two years ago, she turned down a $300,000 offer to renew the contract amid reports that she wanted to pursue an acting career.
