The stunning Max Italy Amber Heard cover shoot is a sensual homage to Hollywood's favorite vintage blonde, Marilyn Monroe. While the number of Marilyn Monroe-inspired editorials continues to be overwhelming, the beautiful actress manages to inject the sexy shoot with her own brand of old-world charm for the Italian magazine.
The editorial features Amber in a variety of black lingerie and a spectacular 50s-style black halter bikinis -- a flattering cut on anyone. The actress' hair is curled to recreate the famous blonde bombshell's 'do, as she dances around smoking cigars in pink tulle with perfectly executed winged eyeliner that stands out against her porcelain complexion.
The Max Italy Amber Heard editorial was shot by photographer Ellen Von Unwerth, and in the accompanying story, Miss Heard discusses her reading habits (like her affinity for Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins) and says she reads almost four books a week.
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The Max Italy Amber Heard Cover Shoot Channels the Best of Marilyn
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