Audrina's no stranger to sexy ads. Didn't you see her bikini commercial for Carl's Jr.? Still, she's never looked sweeter than she does donning angel wings and white bikini bottoms.
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) has had more celebrity spokespeople than nearly any other charitable organization. The magic formula? Ads featuring scantily-clad famous ladies are good publicity for both animal rights AND the celebs themselves. Keep clicking to check out pictures of animal lovers who've bared all for the cause.
Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba donned a sexy getup for the "spay and neuter" cause. Love the dancing pun
Famed adult film star Jenna Jameson finds a good excuse to take off her clothes, urging ladies to don pleather instead of the real thing.
Model and recent Dancing with the Stars contestant Joanna Krupa posed for two PETA ads, and this is by far the tamer of the two.
Playboy Playmates Jo Garcia and Jayde Nicole (aka Brody Jenner's main squeeze) wore lettuce-inspired lingerie to promote the vegetarian cause at a PETA event on Capitol Hill.
Hugh Hefner's former Girl Next DoorHolly Madison encourages people to wear fake fur instead of the real thing in this sexy ad.
All of the Kardashians were proud of Khloe's stance on fur, even if they don't firmly abide by the same rules. Khloe revealed at the ad's unveiling, "Kim wore fur last night. I told her you cannot wear fur. It's embarrassing."
Eva Mendes makes bedhead sexy in this anti-fur poster. After she posed, she revealed that PETA sent her a "beautiful" letter when she wore fur to a premiere early in her career -- and she hasn't done it since. At least they didn't throw eggs at her.
Dancing with the Stars pro Karina Smirnoff says there are ways to be fashionable (and warm -- she's from the Ukraine, after all) without being cruel.
Twilight hottie Christian Serratos bared all for her ad about the same time New Moon came to theaters, incidentally. Good publicity!
Pamela Anderson joins the scores of pants-less women with this playful poster, which is barely PG-13. The seal certainly doesn't seem to be complaining.
Brooke Hogan climbed into a cage for a series of nude photos that offered a commentary on the practice of caging animals. The photos were part of a gallery exhibit where 80 percent of the profits from sales of the images were donated to PETA.
Comments
Post a Comment