Madonna Spreads Wide for Marc Jacobs and LV

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Jeremy Dante — a human repository of unbearably fashionable things — sent us more imagery from the ongoing Madonna for Marc Jacobs/Louis Vuitton campaign.

These shots are decidedly more burlesque and pushy than the last ones, which pushed the aesthetic envelope but still maintained a semblance of cool grace and timeless decadence, yada-yada.

Hear me out. Madonna rocks hard and all, but she’s past the point where we’re willing to see her deep-throat lollies or — heaven forbid! — give us a youthfully woozy crotch shot in her Diamond Dog undyroos.

Diggin’ this naughty spread of her draped over the chairs, though. It’s so Virgin meets the New Wave.

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