Khloe Kardashian Would Rather Wear Nothing
lourdes sanchez bayas — December 11, 2008 — Naughty
References: celebglitz
Khloe Kardashian, of the (in)famous Kardashian clan and sister to Kim Kardashian, is the latest celebrity to go naked for the animal rights organization, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, better known as PETA.
The 24-year-old celebutante and co-star of the reality show “Keeping Up with the Kardashins” posed au natural, wearing nothing but her wildy teased hair which cascaded down her shoulders.
“Compassion is the fashion this holiday season, so join me in boycotting fur,” Kardashian said. “With all the stylish and super-warm things you can wear, it’s easy to have a killer look without killing animals.”’
Other celebrities who have taken their clothes off for PETA include Eva Mendes who is third in the gallery, Olympian Amanda Beard who you can see in the fourth picture and finally Kirsten Johnson and Sophie Monk who are fifth and sixth, respectively, in the gallery.
Khloe’s ad will be unveiled by the Kardashian clan on Wednesday in L.A.
The 24-year-old celebutante and co-star of the reality show “Keeping Up with the Kardashins” posed au natural, wearing nothing but her wildy teased hair which cascaded down her shoulders.
“Compassion is the fashion this holiday season, so join me in boycotting fur,” Kardashian said. “With all the stylish and super-warm things you can wear, it’s easy to have a killer look without killing animals.”’
Other celebrities who have taken their clothes off for PETA include Eva Mendes who is third in the gallery, Olympian Amanda Beard who you can see in the fourth picture and finally Kirsten Johnson and Sophie Monk who are fifth and sixth, respectively, in the gallery.
Khloe’s ad will be unveiled by the Kardashian clan on Wednesday in L.A.
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1. Animal-free Fashion - Fashion industry can invest in making their products from animal-free materials such as faux fur and leather.
2. Celebrity Endorsement - Animal rights organizations can leverage on celebrity endorsement to raise awareness.
3. Controversial Marketing - Marketing strategies that create controversies can help reach larger audience and create brand recognition.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - In the wake of animal rights activism, fashion industry can come up with animal-friendly products to meet customer's preferences.
2. Animal Rights Organizations - Animal rights organizations can take inspiration and leverage from PETA's celebrity endorsement and use it to raise awareness.
3. Marketing Industry - Marketing agencies can create campaigns that draw inspiration from PETA's controversial and attention-grabbing marketing strategies.
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