Before heading off to jail Lindsay Lohanseemed to have booked a number of racy photo shoots, a reminder that while she’s gone, doing time in jail and rehab, she shouldn’t be forgotten. But at least one series of photos was faked.
The “Mean Girls” actress appears in a new campaign for fashion house Marc Ecko. It’s called the Muse campaign, but the photos are actually of another model — at least the body is.
Namesake designerMarc Eckoacknowledged that he had graphic artists superimpose Lohan’s face on another model’s body for the advertisement.
In other photos, the model’s face is covered by a mask, but the implication is clearly that it’s Lohan.
Ecko claims Lindsay’s role was to act as inspiration, or a muse — not to actually pose.
“A muse has the ability to inspire the artist to create in ways they wouldn’t otherwise contemplate,” he told London’s Daily Mail.
Lohan was released from jail this week after serving 13 days of a 90-day sentence and was immediately transferred to a a rehab clinic for another 90 day stay.
Lohan also appears in the latest issue of Maxim magazine and in a new series of photos released by photographer Tyler Shields as part of her role in the movie “Inferno.”
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