For 63 years, Playboy has been famous for its naked photos of women, beginning with a nude centerfold of Marilyn Monroe in 1953. The magazine has captured some of the world's most well-known women in the buff, featuring everyone from Jayne Mansfield (1955) to Cindy Crawford (1988).

But earlier this year, Playboy announced it would cease publishing naked photos, making its January/February 2016 issue the last of its nudes. That issue hits newsstands tomorrow.

To send off Playboy into the land of non-skin mags, Hugh and co. put Pamela Anderson on cover and featured her in a 12-page pictorial shot by Ellen Von Unwerth. This marks the fourteenth cover for Anderson and the fifteenth time she has appeared in the magazine's pages.

To celebrate the end of an era, here's a look back at Pam's covers. And scroll down for a glimpse at a few of the photos from Playboy's last nude issue.