Ernest Hemingway's Great-Granddaughter Is Playboy's First 'Non-Nude Playmate'
Airbrushing, gone. Tagline, gone.
New York Times columnist David Segal has perused an advance copy of the March 2016 U.S. issue of Playboy magazine. The one that marks the beginning of a more tasteful photographic era.
Segal writes that the most surprising benefit of the new approach is that it has allowed Playboy to ditch the airbrushing. From his critique:
The centerfold, for instance — yes, there is still a centerfold, in this case, Dree Hemingway, a great-granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway — cavorts in the buff.
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