"Janet Jackson" is not the first to get their for on for "BlackGlama" she joins heavy hitters Diana Ross, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne and Lauren Bacall. PETA had an issue with the fur in the campaign and started in on what they do best besides advocate for animal rights.

“It’s amazing what celebrities will do when their careers are on a downslide, but we didn’t think that JANET was this desperate,”  spokeswoman Amanda Schinke said in a statement. “Surely she knows enough about suffering and unjustified death to recognize that both occur in the production of a fur coat. We are asking her to think again and to donate these stolen skins to be used as bedding for animals orphaned by other human-caused disasters, such as loss of habitat.”

To further their jab at the fur-wearing singer, the animal rights organization’s senior vice president, Dan Mathews, sent Jackson a letter questioning her arguable choice.

“You and I spoke at length about the fur issue,” Mathews wrote to Jackson. “You told me that you were always aggravated at photo shoots when stylists would try to throw fur on you and that you were even wary of wearing fake fur out of concern that it might actually be real or look real in photos and send the wrong message. You were very straightforward and sensible about it. What happened?”