Jenna Jameson Tease ...

Written by PETA

Posted 03-05-2008

Jenna Jameson, modeling PETA’s “Kentucky Fried Cruelty” T-shirt in August
It’s a “tease” in the sense that the new ad we’re doing with Jenna Jameson isn’t going to be launched until March 10, as part of Los Angeles Fashion Week. But I can tell you that it evokes screen siren Bettie Page (think Jenna in a black wig and a pleather bikini), the tagline is “Pleather Yourself,” and it’s sexy as hell. Here’s what Jenna says about the ad, which was shot by celebrity photographer Gavin Bond:

"I've worn a lot of pleather in my life. Anybody who knows me knows that I've kind of lived half my life in it. I love the idea of having choices outside of leather. The outfit that I'm wearing in the ad is so sexy that I suggest if people want to have a better time in the bedroom — then please explore the pleather side."

Thank you, Jenna Jameson! And you can find some more information about great alternatives to buying leather (in addition to just, like, not buying it), right here. Be on the lookout for Jenna’s new ad on March 10—it’s kind of spectacular.


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