For the Christmas holiday, Drew Barrymore will be in two well-known picture projects. We will review two of her most infamous picture shoots ever: the one she did for the 1995 Playboy edition and the one she did for the Vogue cover ten years later.
Do we remember her magazine Playboy photoshoot?
One of the incredibly few well-known Hollywood actors who has appeared in Playboy is Drew. (Of course, Dolly Parton is not included.) It was 1995. By entering rehab for her drug problems at the tender age of 14, Drew had lost favor in the eyes of the public. She tried to revitalize her Hollywood career, but all the roles she was offered were for gorgeous wild children, such as Amy Fisher in the made-for-TV film The Amy Fisher Story. Certainly not helping were her private antics.
Despite her reputation as “a boho-free spirit maternal mother movie star” (thanks to SNL), Drew Barrymore had a quite sinister past. She was legally emancipated at the age of 14, had been in and out of rehab by the time she was 12, dancing on tables in nightclubs by the time she was 13, and yes, she was in Playboy by the time she was 19.
When Drew first starts losing her (very few) pieces of clothing, she is wearing a see-through camisole and purple satin pants. She can be seen getting into a white pickup vehicle while taking off her underwear and walking in black stilettos. She then proceeds to casually smoke a cigarette out of the pickup truck. The next thing you know, she is leaning on a tire while lying naked (apart from the stilettos) in a garage.
She decided to pose for Playboy nude at age 20 after flashing David Letterman on his show.
Ellen von Unwerth’s 1995 Playboy photograph of True Drew
Following that, Barrymore is covered in fluff on a bed that has the appearance of being very soft while also being naked and sucking on lollipops while lounging in a pool. It’s without a doubt one of the sexiest Playboy photo shootings a famous Hollywood actress has ever taken part in.
The Infamous Photoshoot of Barrymore
The article quotes Barrymore as adding that this is all a part of her “sexy girl act” and goes on to imply that this is just who she is. Consider the examples of Doppelganger and Poison Ivy. There are numerous references to her childhood throughout Playboy, including the fact that she is hardly old enough to vote and tributes to her “womanhood.” True Drew: The Barrymore scion comes of age is the headline of the article.
Despite all the difficulties, Drew was able to recover and regain the respect of both the elite of Hollywood and the general public. This is most likely caused in large part by her reputation as a Barrymore and the extensive ties in her family.
Her godfather is Steven Spielberg, after all. Her approximately 20-pound weight drop was also likely a factor in her admission to the exclusive world of fashion. In any case, in just ten years, Drew had produced blockbusters like Charlie’s Angels and 50 First Dates. This implies that she was able to participate in high-fashion editorial shoots like this stunning one.
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