Hate fur-wearing so much you just can’t help but take your clothes off?

Twilight star Christian Serratos is the latest celebrity to participate in PETA’s “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” ad campaign. About her decision to pose, Serratos said:

“I’d always thought that it was really respectful when people decided to completely just go natural and just strip down for the animals. As soon as I could I wanted to do it. I’ve always been opposed to slaughtering, eating, wearing carcass. It’s just always seemed gross to me.”

We’re pretty big fans of the naked ads here at Razz and give Christian some serious credit for being brave enough to take part. Check out the clip below to here more of what Serratos has to say. Note: the video does contain some graphic images, including acts of animal cruelty.

PETA has gone ALL out with their latest “Save the Seals” campaign — convincing a slew of well-known celebs to protest the Canadian seal hunt. Stars like Holly Madison, Perez Hilton, Jennie Garth, Christian Serratos, Rachael Leigh Cook, Jorja Fox, Brody Jenner and many more  are pictured above wearing PETA’s fancy new seal shirt. To learn more about how you can help end the brutal seal hunt visit PETA.org.

- Twilight Star Christian Serratos discussing her beauty regimen on Examiner.com. Serratos makes a point to never use products that were tested on animals or that contain animal products, and we think that’s neat! What’s your favorite cruelty-free beauty product? Chime in and share your secrets!

After watching the video make sure you head over to PETA2’s website where you can enter to win tickets to Twilight and the entire book series!

Anyways, Edward is considered a ‘veggie’ vamp because he does not feast on humans; choosing instead to go after forest critters. Of the more than 180 people who bravely chose an answer in our poll, 38% decided to go human — with the other 62% split evenly between veggie (forest critters) and vegan (blood banks). Here’s what Serratos had to say on the issue:

“I’d have to be a vegetarian vampire. I’m a vegetarian now, so it goes hand in hand, right?”

Boo-ya!

Not content to leave the insanity of dwelling on vampire vegetarians alone, MTV continued their line of questioning asking, “As a vegetarian, when you read the books, do you see that as a good message?”

Serratos: “You know, I never really thought that far into it, (Editor’s note: We don’t blame you.) but definitely. I mean, if I were a vampire, I definitely wouldn’t be after the humans. That’s a good message. If you’re ever a vampire, don’t eat humans.”

Folks — the poll is still open. So if you would like to not eat humans — or if you are a vampire looking for a little respect — hit it here.

via MTV