In the last few years, Vanity Fair has been teaming up with popular icons and entertainment stars in a special Green Issue that aims to raise the public awareness of important environmental issues.
For its 2008 Green Issue, Vanity Fair has teamed up with the Queen of Pop herself.
Madonna is seen on the upcoming issue's cover in a shoot by photographer Steven Meisel. That's the same guy who shot Madonna's infamous Sex book back in the '90s.
In a smart reference to her current hit song with Justin Timberlake, "4 minutes (To Save The World)," Madonna is seen protectively holding a globe of our earth and trying to save the world. How does she do it? Well, do not wear pants >> less laundry >> save the environment >> save the world.
Genius!
Recent Green Issue covers include Leonardo DiCaprio in 2007 and Julia Roberts with George Clooney, Robert F. Kennedy and Al Gore in 2006.
Celebs For Environment
Vanity Fair's Green Issue with Madonna
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