Miley Cyrus went nude for Marc Jacobs, but all in the name of charity.

The 20-year-old singer stripped down to the buff for Marc’s “Protect The Skin You’re In” campaign, which raises money for the New York University Skin Cancer Institute. Miley showed off the new T-shirt on her Twitter account last night.

On the t-shirt, the nude Miley covers her lady bits with her hands. She stands behind the words “Protect the Skin You’re In.” “Ts are available at 9 Marc Jacobs boutiques including SanFran, LA, Chicago, New York, Boston & Savannah GA!” Cyrus announced.

Previous celebrities who have stripped for the “Protect The Skin You’re In” campaign include Victoria Beckham, Heidi Klum, Miranda Kerr, Dita Von Teese, Naomi Campbell, Bar Refaeli, Chloe Sevigny, Noah Mills, Marisa Miller, Doutzen Kroes, DJ Ruckus, Helena Christensen and Rufus Wainwright.

Cyrus — known for her skimpy, midriff-baring outfits — is gearing up for the release of her fourth studio album. Her second single, “23,” features Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J and will premiere on Monday, Aug. 26.

At least Miley’s mouth is closed!

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Marc Jacobs reportedly unveiled five of his highly anticipated beauty products late last week – and they’re already completely sold out!

The makeup, which will be sold exclusively at Sephora, quietly released weeks ahead of when it was supposed to. Some of the products that were released early include the Lust for Lacquer Lip Vinyl (above), eye shadows, Magic Mar’er Precision Pen eyeliner and a moisture balm.

Hope you got it while you could – because now it’s sold out!

The full collection will debut on August 9th – so get ready!!!

This new Marc Jacobs fragrance sounds interesting but I am not sure I want to smell like honey. I just envision walking outside and being attacked by bees. Has anyone tried the new Honey fragrance?

Honey by Marc Jacobs $52-$92

A sunny, delicious floral—energetic and alluring, with a sparkling, golden touch. The perfect mix of brightness and warmth.

This buzzing fragrance energizes with the freshness of green pear and a bright splash of fruity punch and juicy mandarin. Orange blossom resides at the heart of the fragrance and mingles with the nectars of honeysuckle and peach for a note of sparkling femininity. Honey, vanilla, and smooth woods dry down to a warm, golden base.

Notes:
Pear, Juicy Mandarin, Orange Blossom, Peach Nectar, Apricot, Honeysuckle, Honey, Golden Vanilla, Smooth Woods.
Style:
Sweet. Sassy. Energized.

I want to smell this so bad! Just the description sounds amazing!

Marc Jacobs, the genius behind my favorite perfume (Lola) is launching a new fragrance! In July of this year, he’ll debut his new perfume, Dot.

I’m in love with the adorable lady-bug themed bottle!

Dot will be the third major scent for Jacobs, who launched Daisy in 2007 and Lola in 2009.

Dot’s dot-bedecked bottle is supposed to evoke a “ladybug with butterflies alighting on it,” which makes us think it’s going to be a super-sweet scent. For those of you who speak Fragrance, Dot has top notes of red berries, dragon fruit and honeysuckle; a heart of jasmine, coconut water and orange blossom and a drydown of vanilla, driftwood and musk.

Coconut water? Like Zico?

Ads for Dot will predictably star an ultra-young model. This time it’s 19-year-old Codie Young, whom you might remember from the Topshop “size zero” controversy fame.

Cannot wait to try it!!

Remember these ads? I posted them back in June when they were released by Marc Jacobs. The controversial ads are back in the public eye today, after the Advertising Standards Authority in the UK banned them, saying that while Dakota Fanning is over 16, the ads are overly sexual for a child.

Apparently the ad, which promotes Jacob’s fragrance ‘Oh Lola!’, was the subject of consumer complaints,  reports Telegraph.

The British Advertising Standards Authority has cracked down on the ad, which features a 17-year-old Fanning with an oversized bottle of the fragrance between her legs, after receiving complaints that the company was turning Fanning, a minor, into a sex object. Their statement:

“We noted that the model was holding up the perfume bottle which rested in her lap between her legs and we considered that its position was sexually provocative. We understood the model was 17 years old but we considered she looked under the age of 16. We considered that the length of her dress, her leg and position of the perfume bottle drew attention to her sexuality. Because of that, along with her appearance, we considered the ad could be seen to sexualise a child.”The Guardian reports that Coty, who makes the fragrance, doesn’t have the same problems with the ads, because most readers of the magazines featuring the ads are 25 or older, and that the picture was “similar to many other edgy images in those magazines.” They also stated that the ad doesn’t show any “private body parts or sexual activity,” and defended the ad as “provoking, but not indecent.”

What do you think of the ad? Is it too much? Does it deserve to be banned?

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Fashion designer Marc Jacobs - and makeup genius François Nars have teamed up in a beautiful way! In a friendship that has lasted several years, the two are collaborating in an amazing way!

First Marc called upon François to helm the makeup backstage at his fall 2009 show (and he has been doing so ever since); then François persuaded Marc to sit in front of his lens, and pose (fully made-up) for his book, 15X15. Now the twosome is getting together once again for a new collaboration: cool—and clever—boxed sets of fingerless cashmere Marc Jacobs gloves and NARS nail lacquers.

Available in black cashmere with black-gold polish or purple cashmere with smoky lavender polish, the sets marry a major accessories trend—fingerless gloves not only make texting easier but they carry the same cool factor as a pair of open-toed boots—with one of the season’s best beauty looks. Of the polishes, which Nars mixed exclusively for this project, he says, “they don’t match the gloves, but complement them.” Everyone can appreciate that.

Marc Jacobs Fingerless Glove and NARS nail polish sets, $52; available exclusively at Nars 413 Bleecker Street, New York, 646.459.2323.

I love it!

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Rollerball Trio ($104 Value)

Why choose just one? Now you can have three Marc Jacobs fragrances with this trio of take-anywhere rollerballs. Get sophistication with a touch of whimsy from Daisy. Offer a flirtier touch with Daisy Eau So Fresh. Or go for the warm yet free-spirited floral bouquet of Lola.

This set contains:
- 0.34 oz Daisy Eau de Parfum Roll-On
- 0.34 oz Lola Eau de Parfum Roll-On
- 0.34 oz Daisy Eau So Fresh Eau de Parfum Roll-On
- Re-usable metal tin

$38