Apparently it wasn't just fashion bloggers who weren't keen on the look. PETA had its issues with Rihanna's outfit as well.
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The Daily Mail reports that the ostrich feathers that covered the entire top have angered PETA activists, as the feathers might have been collected in a cruel or harmful way -- possibly while the animal was still alive.
A PETA spokesperson spoke to the Daily Star about Rihanna's offense, taking this interest tack: "We keep hoping that Rihanna, a victim of violence herself, will learn to open her heart and start empathising with the suffering of others."
Apparently Rihanna is quite the repeat offender -- PETA called out the star for wearing "foxes, cows and reptiles" and we're guessing there's been a mink or two over the years.
Guess Riri won't be the next celeb stripping down for the animal rights organizations, which loves its celebrities and models. Christy Turlington, Christina Applegate, Alicia Silverstone and dozens morehave posed in PETA's "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" ads. Designer Stella McCartney has also been a huge fashion advocate of the cause.
Maybe Stella can send some new tops Rihanna's way...
huffingtonpost
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