Although slammed by PETA for wearing meat dress at 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, Lady GaGa has now been chosen to front its new "Fur-Free and Fabulous" campaign. The outlandish singer will call out fans to stop wearing fur along with fellow female artists Pink and Mariah Carey.
"GaGa's out-there outfits never include real fur," PETA said in a press release. "Last year, when she wore a dress made of fluffy Kermit the Frog dolls, [she]
explained, 'I thought it was commentary on not wearing fur, 'cause I hate fur and don't wear fur'." "GaGa's out-there outfits never include real fur," PETA said in a press release. "Last year, when she wore a dress made of fluffy Kermit the Frog dolls, [she]
Pink and Carey are chosen for the animal cruelty campaign also because of their anti-fur stances. The former, along with Ricky Gervais, recently helped PETA with its "Stolen for Fashion" video, and the latter famously donated sable coats she received as gifts to the organization which, in turn, gave them to the homeless.
Billboard featuring their famous faces will go up on the corner of Sunset Boulevard and La Brea Avenue in Los