Anna Nicole Smith Featured in New PETA Anti-Fur Ad

In reaction to a survey published in the September issue of Marie Claire with found eight out of ten men are turned off by women who wear fur coats, activist group People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals has created a new ad featuring Anna Nicole Smith. In the ad, Smith, in a pink satin dress, poses with a group of tuxedoed Suitors alongside the headline, “Gentlemen Prefer Fur-Free Blondes” and copy telling women, “If you want to hook up, hang it up.”

Smith Joins a long line of celebrities, including Charlize Theron who posed with her dog in a recent ad, who are adamantly anti-fur. The campaign supports the organization’s website, FirIsDead.

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