Jennifer Aniston is selling a nude portrait of herself to raise money for coronavirus relief. The black and white photograph was taken by award-winning photographer Mark Seliger in November , when the second season of Friends was playing on television for the first time. Aniston shared the photo, in which she sits with her legs and arms crossed in front of her body, on Instagram. The charities supported by the auction give aid to food banks, women's shelters, veterans, suicide prevention, the elderly and supply PPE equipment. Seliger told Christies auction house that the first time he met Aniston, he recognised an unmistakable star quality. There was a wonderful stylist, a massive ball of energy, named Chris McMillan who was responsible for the famous "Rachel" cut.

By Dailymail. Jennifer Aniston is revisiting one of her sexiest photo moments to help charity. The Friends actress, 51, has joined with longtime photographer Mark Seliger to auction off a stunning nude photo of the actress to benefit COVID relief. The black and white portrait is one of Aniston's most iconic images, showing the beautiful in the buff but elegantly posed to hide any of her intimate parts. Good cause: Jennifer Aniston is teaming up her longtime photographer Mark Seliger to auction off an iconic nude photo of the star taken in

By Hannah Sparks. June 2, am Updated June 2, pm. Jennifer Aniston is putting her nude portrait by Mark Seliger on the auction block to raise money for coronavirus relief. The actor shared the announcement on Instagram with footage of the celebrity photographer working in his darkroom on that very photo.

The Friends actress, 51, along with Jennifer Lopez, backed her photographer pal Mark Seliger's decision to auction off the naked portrait on Instagram this week. In the artistic shot, which was taken at the peak of Friends' popularity in , the Along Came Polly star posed with her legs crossed in front of her as she stared down the camera lens. Resting her head on her hands, Jennifer 's signature hairstyle at the time, the 'Rachel,' named after her character on the sitcom, framed her facial features with aplomb.