Katy Perry And Madonna Show Some Skin Again

Popstars Madonna and Katy Perry are both known for being unexpected. When Katy Perry released her first hit single, "I Kissed A Girl," in 2008 it shocked her family after being raised in a Christian household, but it caught the attention of millions of men and women around the world. Since then, she has continued to be a sex symbol. Much like Madonna, who we all know to be controversial, contributing to her becoming one of the most influential cultural icons of our time. Her powerful songs and attitude have carried on since her first appearance to the music scene in 1982. This month, they have joined together to show the world that age doesn't matter when it comes to being sexy, it is confidence that's the key. The two posed on the cover of "V" magazine for a bondage and S&M themed shoot. In tight, lace and leather, with red lips and heels, the stars used rope to attach themselves to each other and show off their dominatrix flair. The collaboration seemed to go well, with Perry and Madonna stating they had a great experience. Madonna is quoted as saying to Katy Perry: "I really enjoyed working with you on the photo shoot. People always expect when two divas get together that there might be weird vibes or a strange competitiveness, but this was nice and easy and fun." Katy Perry, a lady who embraces the pin-up girl look, and Madonna, who played a pseudo-dominatrix for "Complex in 2009", were right at home in this shoot. Yet, despite how the two looked, they both stressed it wasn't as simple on the body as it seemed to be. Perry described her experience to V Magazine: "I was sore in my upper body and in my butt area from all that squatting." Madonna replied: "It's good to be sore in your butt. My neck is sore from that wonderful moment when I was sucking on your heel." I don't think anyone can deny the stars look equally sexy, no matter their age. "Images via huffingtonpost.com" "BY AMY MILLER" The post Katy Perry And Madonna Show Some Skin... Again appeared first on SheSaid Global.