Former Hollywood star Pamela Anderson is teaming up with animal rights activists at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) - to encourage A-list stars to shun fashion designer Giorgio Armani. The bombshell animal rights activist is rallying for the organization’s disapproval of the Italian designer, after he reportedly fell through on his promises to PETA last year, to drop fur from his designer clothes. PETA President Dan Matthews tells the New York Post that Anderson will reveal plans tomorrow in Italy to put "stars who attend Armani shows in the hot seat", urging them to wear the red carpet creations of other designers during the upcoming awards season. He adds: "We feel betrayed. I have met with Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and many other designers who once used fur but had a change of heart, and not one of them broke their promise."
Pamela Anderson
Former Hollywood star Pamela Anderson is teaming up with animal rights activists at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) - to encourage A-list stars to shun fashion designer Giorgio Armani. The bombshell animal rights activist is rallying for the organization’s disapproval of the Italian designer, after he reportedly fell through on his promises to PETA last year, to drop fur from his designer clothes. PETA President Dan Matthews tells the New York Post that Anderson will reveal plans tomorrow in Italy to put "stars who attend Armani shows in the hot seat", urging them to wear the red carpet creations of other designers during the upcoming awards season. He adds: "We feel betrayed. I have met with Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and many other designers who once used fur but had a change of heart, and not one of them broke their promise."
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