This may be news to some people, but Playboy isn't just about naked ladies wearing Stetsons and holding garden hoses. So says the latest "Sex and Music" issue, which features the fourth annual fashion shoot with photos by Mick Rock, featuring the likes of Daft Punk, Iggy Pop, the Shins, Gogol Bordello, Hot Chip and Duran Duran.
Perhaps the more interesting angle of this issue, however, comes in the reveal of the previously mentioned custom designed Bunny t-shirts by a number of the world's hottest acts: Beasts of Eden, Duran Duran, Dimitri From Paris, Daft Punk, Ghostland Observatory, the Heavy, Hot Chip, Iggy Pop, Jamie T, the Little Ones, Margot & the Nuclear So & So's, New Young Pony Club, Office, the Oohlas, the Pipettes, the Shins, T.I., Tokyo Police Club and Working For A Nuclear Free City. Each shirt can now be viewed by clicking here, and come March will be sold at Bloomingdale's and through the yet to be launched RocktheBunny.com site.
The original designs of the shirts are scheduled to be auctioned off with the proceeds going towards the Rock the Vote cause.
Perhaps the more interesting angle of this issue, however, comes in the reveal of the previously mentioned custom designed Bunny t-shirts by a number of the world's hottest acts: Beasts of Eden, Duran Duran, Dimitri From Paris, Daft Punk, Ghostland Observatory, the Heavy, Hot Chip, Iggy Pop, Jamie T, the Little Ones, Margot & the Nuclear So & So's, New Young Pony Club, Office, the Oohlas, the Pipettes, the Shins, T.I., Tokyo Police Club and Working For A Nuclear Free City. Each shirt can now be viewed by clicking here, and come March will be sold at Bloomingdale's and through the yet to be launched RocktheBunny.com site.
The original designs of the shirts are scheduled to be auctioned off with the proceeds going towards the Rock the Vote cause.
