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Do you remember Maggie, the blue long hair mom in “Simpson”, the most popular film in America? This lady covers “Playboy” recently.GHD MK4 Kiss

Marilyn Monroe, Cindy Crawford, Paris Hilton ... ... the U.S. men's magazine "Playboy" has always been known by fashion and wealthy. For its publicaiton of more than 50 years, its previous covers can be served as a photo collection of world's sexy women's. However, the choice of Bunny woman means that the standard for cover figure is changing. This is the first cartoon character ever to front Playboy magazine in the history, and the reason for doing so is to appeal to younger readers and accelerate the sales.cheap GHD

On the presently publicated cover photo, Marge is still wearing the iconic blue hair, but Playboy's Bunny logo blocks its key parts purposely. GHD straightener It was explained that choosing Maggie to be the cover girl is very creative and it is not unreasonable, because it not only celebrate the 20th anniversary of "The Simpsons", but also shorten the distance with the young readers. GHD hot pink In addition, Marge Simpson enjoys a series of special treatment as a cover girl. In this magazine, there is three-page spread relevant interview report themed "The Devil in Marge Simpson" besides cross-page photos and personal data forms. While it has been stressed that there are a lot that Marge, as a mother, is proud of, but the editor of the “Play Boy” emphasized, "She still implicitly shows her sexy side."GHD straightener

"The Simpsons" is the longest-running cartoon series on U. GHD Kiss S. television, which tells the dysfunctional story of The Simpsons living in the middle part of America. Simpson family members include Homer and Marge couples, son Bart, daughter Lisa and Maggie, as well as a group of form, color different characters. Since its broadcast in 1989 on Fox, "The Simpsons" has won 24 Emmy Awards and won the hearts of the U.S. audiences of all ages.

"Playboy" in circulation since 2006 has been facing a crisis issue, but the advent of the financial crisis even worse. With the help of "The Simpsons", Playboy magazine hoped to attract readers in their 20s compared to the average Playboy reader's age of above 35.

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