centrefold

British  

/ ˈsɛntəˌfəʊld /

noun

1. a large coloured illustration folded so that it forms the central spread of a magazine

2. 1. a photograph of a nude or nearly nude woman (or man) in a magazine on such a spread

   2. the subject of such a photograph

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Example Sentences

A former Playmate centrefold has plunged to her death with her seven-year-old son from the window of a New York City hotel.

From BBC

I used to joke that I was the Griffin Book centrefold, but a few years ago I saw a copy of the photo they had of me, and realised I was wrong.

From BBC

I wouldn’t have done the naked centrefold in Cosmopolitan magazine in 1972.

From The Guardian

We had a double-page spread with a statue of one of the leaders across the centrefold, which is absolutely forbidden.

From The Guardian

I didn't really care about David, but everyone else was a Donny fan and there was more chance of swapping the centrefold of Jackie magazine if I went for the minority interest.

From The Guardian