Fab Flash: PETA Names Worst-Dressed Celebrities of 2008


Updated 04/24/08 2:18 PM · Posted by FabSugar · 58 comments

Fab Flash: PETA Names Worst-Dressed Celebrities of 2008

PETA announced today that Aretha Franklin is "queen" of their annual worst-dressed list. The online poll, which scolds those who "drape themselves" in fur, leather, and exotic skins, also named Lindsay Lohan, Eva Longoria, Kate Moss, Kylie Minogue, and Marilyn Manson as top offenders. Here's what PETA had to say about Aretha and the runners-up — do you agree? Aretha Franklin: How 'bout Read more

Fab Flash: Has PETA Gone Too Far With The "Trollsen Twins?"


Updated 03/20/09 11:27 PM · Posted by FabSugar · 133 comments

Fab Flash: Has PETA Gone Too Far With The "Trollsen Twins?"

PETA launched a new site today specifically targeting the Olsen twins, who they've re-named "Hairy-Kate and Trashly," the "Trollsen Twins," and re-drawn in an unattractive cartoon form. The site features games, videos, merchandise, and you can even take action by sending the Olsens a letter. This is an aggressive attack on PETA's part — do you think they've gone too far this time? Read more

Fab Flash: Eva Mendes Bares All For PETA


Updated 12/28/07 1:14 AM · Posted by FabSugar · 34 comments

Fab Flash: Eva Mendes Bares All For PETA

Eva Mendes was unveiled today as the newest face of PETA's "Fur? I'd Rather Go Naked" ad campaign. More than 1,000 posters of the ad, shot by photographer Don Flood, are to be plastered around NYC starting next week. Although Eva admits to wearing fur early in her career, when she "ignorantly wore" a fur wrap her stylist sent her, she now refuses to wear it on the red carpet or for photo Read more

Fab Flash: Bebe Goes Anti-Fur


Updated 11/04/07 10:50 AM · Posted by FabSugar · 22 comments

Fab Flash: Bebe Goes Anti-Fur

Following in Nicole Miller and Stella McCartney's footsteps, Bebe has announced that it will discontinue selling any products with fur beginning in January 2008. Over the past year, the clothing chain has been reconsidering their fur policy, and only used fur created as a byproduct. The animal fur they use makes up less than 3 percent of their currently available products. However, as a Bebe Read more