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Melissa McCarthy’s New Clothing Line Knocks PETA’s Socks Off

Published by PETA Staff.
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The woman who can always make us laugh is now making us cheer. Melissa McCarthy’s new clothing line, Melissa McCarthy Seven7, is made for women of every body type. And the lovable leading lady didn’t forget about animals of all types, either. The entire line is animal-friendly and PETA-approved.

Melissa McCarthy

We’ve added the brand to our compassionate clothing guide and highlighted it on our How to Wear Vegan page, both of which reach hundreds of thousands of people looking for cruelty-free products every week.

Melissa is in good company, joining a long list of actors who’ve launched animal-friendly products that PETA currently promotes, including cruelty-free makeup lines by Eva Mendes, Jessica Alba, and Drew Barrymore. And she’ll be getting a box of vegan chocolates from PETA as a thank-you gift.

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