Risqué Jennifer Aniston goes topless for ad campaign to sell her new perfume

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By Mail Online Reporter

Vamping it up: Jennifer Aniston smoulders in these grainy early promo ads for her new fragrance, Lolavie, which launches this Wednesday at Harrods


Who knew everyone's favourite Friend could look so sexy?

Jennifer Aniston is known for her girl next door looks but in a series of promotional shots for her new perfume line the actress looks anything but.

Aniston looks sexy and stunning in the three black and white shots, showcasing her perfect body, naked apart from a white skirt positioned low on her hips.

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Aniston's perfume is called Lolavie, which roughly translates as 'laughing at life', and is launching Wednesday at Harrods where the perfume will be sold exclusively.

Aniston will be at the department store herself, signing bottles for customers in Harrods' Georgian restaurant.

It's the debut fragrance for Aniston, 41, who says she has been involved with every step of the development process over the past year and a half, from creating the scent to conceptualizing the ads which were shot at Aniston's favourite holiday getaway spot, in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

'It wasn't just about showing up for a shoot and putting my name on the bottle,' she says. 'I felt like a little chemist. It's turned out to be an extension of myself as opposed to slapping my name on something.'


Mexican beauty: Aniston shot the ads in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico, her favourite holiday spot


Aniston says that her scent, which will cost £23 for the 30ml size and £36 for the 85ml, will smell 'sexy and clean...floral but not too flowery.'

'I am not a big perfume-y fragrance fan,' she explains. 'I want people to go "what is that?" You smell great!" But most of all, I wanted it to smell natural.'

As well as branching out into the world of fragrance Aniston is planning another career change - gearing up to go behind the camera and take a turn at directing.

'I have a project in development I'm going to direct,' she says. 'After you get enough movies under your belt you sit back and go "what's next?" It's going to be the time where creatively I want to turn in a different direction.'

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