While nudity in a PETA advert is nothing new, this latest shoot featuring model Giglianne Braga, actor Benjamin Elliott, and Miley Cryus-ex Justin Gaston doesn’t even try to make a point to justify a lack of clothing. There’s no tagline — or anything related to a campaign of some kind — just the words PETA and “If I Can Dream”; Hulu.com’s online television series featuring the three.

“If nudity is involved, especially because it’s for a cause, I didn’t see anything wrong with that,” said Braga. “We’re just supporting a good cause by being naked.” Meanwhile, Justin added, “With this PETA campaign, what I really wanted was it not to be about me but to be about the animals. We’re trying to bring light to this cause.”

What cause?! Is PETA just supporting pain ‘ole nudity now? Did someone forget to photoshop these three into a fur factory or meatlocker? And why do I get the feeling a threesome is about to break out?

[UPDATE: According to PETA, these are just promotional shots. The real ads will be released sometime this fall.]

More nakedness after the jump below:



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  • Kimitake Hiraoka

    Isn’t it about time that PETA quit with the animal rights pretense and just registered as pornographers? I’m sure that sleazy pimp Ady Gil would be happy to help them out.

  • L. Pic.

    Ain’t stressing it as long as it isn’t the final prodcut, as per what they said.

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  • GreenBalls

    my balls are blue with that ad. :( .

  • GreenBalls

    I love PETA.

  • http://www.yabookshelf.com/ Melissa

    There are some things I like about Peta, and some like the use of nudity, sexually suggestive content, and occasionally, downright sexist content. Even if these are just promo shots as Peta claims, it doesn’t change the fact that this organization has been making mostly women and a few men sex objects for their own gain. I’ve heard people argue that any way they are able to create more vegetarians and vegans is all good, but I can’t agree.

    Glad that Ecorazzi questions it too.

  • http://gen6.elleblogs.es Gen

    Here we go again! Another silly PETA ad involving nudity with no sense. This kind of campaigning makes us – animal rights activists – to look like a bunch of loonies.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=754430220 Remy C.

    They look awkward and uncomfortable. It’s kind of sad and humorless.

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  • Josh Itkin

    The total joke here is that there are about MANY pictures of Justin Gaston wearing leather…just go to google images and enter ‘justin gaston leather’. Wow…now there’s a great advocate of animal rights!

  • Nick

    I can see it now…

    “Jimmy,what are you doing on the computer?!”

    “Uh… saving animals!”

  • Pep

    Justins nut has slipped through on the last picture!!!