Hugh Hefner: Lindsay Lohan nude pictorial is 'very classy'

Lindsay Lohan didn't have to spend a lot of time stripping down for Playboy. The pics are done and ready to go.

Her rep, Steve Honig, tells Lifeline Line that the "successful photo shoot" will be on the cover of the January/February issue, which hits newsstands in late December.

He adds, "The pictorial is absolutely fantastic and very tasteful, and will be accompanied by an interview that will let readers see another side of Lindsay."

Hugh Hefner seconds that, telling The Insider that the spread has a retro theme. "It's a classic tribute inspired by the original Tom Kelly nude pictorial of Marilyn Monroe, a portion of which was the original playmate in the very first issue of Playboy."

Does she bare all? "Oh yes," Hef tells The Insider. "And classy, very classy."

If her photo shoot is inspired by Monroe, we can guess what that will look like, without using too much imagination. Lohan posed for New York magazine in 2008 for photographer Bert Stern, who had taken shots of Monroe in 1962 for what is now known as "The Last Sitting," and asked Lohan to re-create the poses.

Update: TheViewsters weighed in on Lohan's shoot and Hef's remark that it's "classy."

"I don't know what he means by classy," said Whoopi Goldberg. "I guess he means it's not Hustler.

Said Behar: "What's more classy than a confused, drug-addicted girl naked?"