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Julianne Moore Wasn’t Naked in Those Bulgari Ads After All

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For her Bulgari ad campaign, which depicted her lounging nude among lion cubs and was banned in Venice for its sexual suggestiveness, Julianne Moore explained that she was actually quite covered up. “I wasn’t naked — I was wearing all sorts of things, actually. You just see my legs and arms and all the animals and handbags. There was the suggestion of it … but really I wasn’t exposed at all. Sometimes I was wearing a slip, others a long bathing suit.” [Vogue UK]

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Julianne Moore Wasn’t Naked in Those Bulgari Ads After All