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Miley Cyrus poses completely NAKED as a nude butterfly on the racy cover of acclaimed photographer David LaChapelle's book






It looked like she had toned her wild image down after her raunchy flesh-flashing Bangerz era in 2013.

But daring Miley Cyrus was back to her old ways as she posed completely naked on the cover of acclaimed photographer David LaChapelle's forthcoming book Lost + Found.

Leaving nothing to the imagination, the singer, 24, appeared as a nude butterfly, with only a flesh-toned bodysuit with strategically placed crystals protecting her modesty.



Sporting curly blonde hair and dramatic brightly-colored make-up, the pop princess appears to pose in a jail cell for the shot surrounded by wings and floral paraphernalia.

The book features never-before-seen photos from David's nearly 30-year career in the industry.



Michael Jackson, Hilary Clinton, Rihanna and Lady Gaga will also be featured in the art book, the photographers first in a decade.

Miley is gearing up for her hotly-anticipated performance at this weekend's MTV Video Music Awards.



Touted as the world premiere performance of her new single Younger Now, the star will surely take a more toned-down route from her twerk-fest with Robin Thicke at 2013's ceremony.

On Wednesday, the singer was photographed backstage at rehearsals wearing a denim jacket, vintage t-shirt and cutoff shorts, which have been her wardrobe staples during her latest reinvention.

Cyrus is gearing up for the release of her latest album Younger Now, out September 29. The LP's first single Malibu was a top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100.

While Miley has been busy for her moment on stage at the annual awards show, rumours are rife that things have hit a rough patch with her fiancé Liam Hemsworth.


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