Disney's Dirty Little (Victoria's) Secret

Posted Apr 30th 2008 12:59PM by TMZ Staff

So if you're buyin' what Disney has been sellin' lately -- that they are appalled by the Vanity Fair pics of Miley Cyrus -- you're more gullible than a weapons inspector in Iraq.
TMZ has turned up Disney ads marketing lacy, sexy lingerie by models who are made to look underage. They're hawking bras, undies and lacy boy shorts. They are nothing short of seductive. The photos are being used by Shanghai Zhenxin Garment Company to sell Disney clothes in China.

So who "manipulated" Winnie the Pooh into a three-way with jail-bait looking chicks? For the record, Annie Leibovitz didn't take these photos.

Calls to Disney were not immediately returned.

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16. The whole "issue" with the Vanity Fair photo makes no sense to me. It's just a nice photo of Miley - nothing inappropriate. She's only showing her back - GIVE ME A BREAK!

Posted at 1:29PM on Apr 30th 2008 by Jennifa O Jenny

17. This is just not right! No one should let this happen to their daughter! The girls in the pix may be 18 or older but the inference is just sickening! I am not an expert on underwear fitting but those look seriously tight and uncomfortable. It's not even cute! Is it just me or do they look like they went out of their way to empahsize the shape of their butts through the underwear? Disney is way out of bounds with this!

Posted at 1:30PM on Apr 30th 2008 by Bart

18. Wow! I had no idea Disney had all of this "hidden" sex stuff all over their movies! Finally, a good reason to watch one!

Posted at 1:31PM on Apr 30th 2008 by ilovecelebritycrap

19. I usually dog you guys lately for your tasteless, unfunny crap but stuff like this works. Call out the liars & manipulators, this actually serves to the good rather than just cattily putting people down for no reason who do not deserve it which has been your MO lately.

Posted at 1:31PM on Apr 30th 2008 by Nia

20. I think I just winnied my pooh

Posted at 1:32PM on Apr 30th 2008 by glenn

21. How can anyone say these don't look like under age girls? Riiiiiiiight.
Not surprised, Asian men are some of the biggest pervs out there about tweenie girls.

Posted at 1:38PM on Apr 30th 2008 by zaza

22. The problem with the VANITY FAIR picture is that a grown woman who is a lesbian talked a 15 year old girl into posing with her top off. If it had been a male photographer making that suggestion he would have been tossed on his ass. Her minders never should have let it happen. Miley needs to learn that whether its a boy, a director, or a world famous photographer, you can always say "NO".

Posted at 1:39PM on Apr 30th 2008 by pam

23. Where is Mickey when you need him!! I agree with all that indicated that Disney is a cash cow!!!!

Posted at 1:41PM on Apr 30th 2008 by Just Me

24. What a find TMZ, the dirt is too revealing. Disney is a powerhouse though. Be cautious, "tread" carefully. Employees get fired very easily, and the expectations are precise. They have a tight reign on the Media too. Have you ever heard of an accident happening in Disneyland? Sure we don't want to put a " damper" on everyone's fun in Disneyland, but those in the know, know what I am talking about. A lot is done to protect their image. Even a little ole man woodcarver had a disney scout come to his garage sale telling him to not dare make his characters look like the originals. They've got seriously PR people working there. Maybe that's why I love TMZ so much. You guys are not afraid to look at the truth, and bring a laugh and smile to people's faces while doing that.

Posted at 1:42PM on Apr 30th 2008 by lindy

25. "glen", THAT WAS FREAKIN" FUNNY!!!!!!!!

Posted at 1:42PM on Apr 30th 2008 by ilovecelebritycrap

26. Sorry, but I don't see anything remotely pornographic about those ads. They look a little odd out of context, but you wouldn't think twice if they were in a catalog. Yes, the models are supposed to look like teens, they are selling girls' underwear. But that's the difference, Miley is actually 15, the underwear models, probably not.

Posted at 2:02PM on Apr 30th 2008 by pam

27. WOW! Disney goes after Miley for her photos , when Disney itself is showing inappropriate advertising. What hypacrites!! Disney shouldn't say one thing then do another! Whats going on there???????

Posted at 2:04PM on Apr 30th 2008 by Its Disney that needs to clean it up

28. Doesn't look any different than a JC Penney Catalog advertising girls panties and bras to me! Are they guilty of racy photo's too?

Posted at 2:07PM on Apr 30th 2008 by JC pin

29. wow~ a lot of controversy over nothing. all this over some PERSONAL pics that a normal teenage girl took while goofing around. and then, there were some highly UN- risque pictures taken by a highly respected internationally known photographer. this whole thing is much ado about nothing--other than publicity that is.

Posted at 2:13PM on Apr 30th 2008 by jengirl

30. git ur mind outta the gutter...this ad is no different than the Sunday pullout section, it is not even *sexy* underwear, and I would not call it lingere

Posted at 2:15PM on Apr 30th 2008 by pimp

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