PETA’s members in Anti-Fur Campaign “Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur”

PETA is best known for its highly visible, often controversial campaigns. In the past, the world's most beautiful people have lined up to help PETA spread its message. The famous "I'd rather go naked than wear fur" campaign saw several top supermodels standing about in the nude in the name of animal cruelty in the 1990s.

 The actress and fashion designer Sadie Frost is the latest celebrity to strip completely naked for a PETA ad. The former wife of Hollywood's actor Jude Law, posed butt naked for this campaign. "Peta's anti-fur campaign is basically about turning your back on fur. Through doing the naked photo, people will hopefully stop and look at the campaign. I don't use fur in my collections. It's disgusting and it reminds me of death and blood. "

Another nowdays celebrity Joanna Krupa, joined also this PETA's campaing against the use of animal fur for clothing items.

Alicia Silverstone appeared in the 30-second PETA's ad naked talking about the benefits of being a vegetarian. She obscures the view of her body with her arms as she gets out of the swiming pool. "I wasn't always a vegetarian, but I've always loved animals," she said in a news release. "Physically, the effect has been amazing."

 Dennis Rodman is the first man—and the first sports star—to pose for PETA’s “Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” series. "Think ink, not mink" - he says.

An American film actress, Dominique Ariane Swain, at 21, became the youngest star ever to pose naked for this anti-fur campaign in a classroom, writing on the blackboard: “I’d rather go naked than wear fur”.

Playboy model Holly Madison is one of the latest celebrity to join the battle against animal cruelty with PETA. You might see the star of The Girls Next Door, wearing bunny ears, but one thing you’ll never see her in is bunny fur—or any animal’s fur, for that matter.

 

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