PETA Debuts Playful ‘Devil Wears Prada’-Inspired Ad Protesting All Animal Skins in Fashion (EXCLUSIVE)

The spot is running in theaters throughout the U.S. before showings of the "Prada" sequel.

By Marc Malkin

Marc Malkin

Senior Editor, Culture and Events

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PETA has debuted a new “The Devil Wears Prada”-inspired ad calling for a ban on all animal skins in fashion.

The spot, which will run for two weeks before showings of “The Devil Wears Prada 2” in 100 theaters throughout the U.S., features a playful nod to the first “Prada.”

As a Stanley Tucci look-a-like delivers the iconic line, “Gird your loins,” his co-workers scramble to hide their animal skin clothing and accessories.

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