Stephanie Pratt’s Racy Ad? There’s an App for That!

Published by PETA.

Stephanie Pratt, star of MTV’s The Hills, bared her own buns for the cover of PETA’s new “Be Nice to Bunnies” iPhone app, a searchable database designed by Hot Frog Creative that makes it a snap for shoppers to find cruelty-free products while they’re on the go. The racy cover was deemed too risqué by Apple, though (it’s OK to shed a tear) so we had to replace it with a PG version. Now the only place to see the controversial ad is here.

Want to know why Stephanie only wears fake fur and products that weren’t tested on animals? Watch our exclusive interview with the future (fur-free) designer:

 


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You can also enter to win some of Stephanie’s favorite cruelty-free products. We love her—and we’d love it if you’d take her advice and follow PETA on Twitter.

Written by Heather Moore

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