'Fight for what you believe in!': Mena Suvari rocks statement tank top as she attends anti-fur protest

Published: 00:55 GMT, 25 November 2017 | Updated: 05:48 GMT, 26 November 2017

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She is a well known animal rights activist who uses her platform to educate the public.

And Mena Suvari was spotted protesting the use of animal fur on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, as part of the Fur Free Friday campaign.

The 38-year-old actress was joined by other animal rights activist who protested along the luxury shopping area on Black Friday.

'Actorvist': Mena Suvari was spotted protesting the use of animal fur on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, as part of the Fur Free Friday campaign

Mena put on a stylish display with bootcut jeans and a gray T-shirt with 'Fur Is Cruel' emblazoned on the front to show her support.

The American Pie beauty added height to her frame with black boot-heels, that featured a buckle at the ankles.

Mena kept her silky blonde tresses down under a tan fedora, while showing off her radiant beauty with only a minimal amount of make-up.

The Last Chance For Animals activist accessorized with a dazzling gold ring that she flashed while holding up a banner that also read, 'Fur Is Cruel.'

Fur free: The 38-year-old actress was joined by other animal rights activist who protested along the luxury shopping area on Black Friday

Standing up! Mena put on a stylish display with bootcut jeans and a gray T-shirt with 'Fur Is Cruel' emblazoned on the front to show her support

Mena first promoted the Beverly Hills event on Tuesday, alongside a somber picture of a fox kept in a cage.

The Spun actress captioned the photo: 'Over 50 million animals are tortured and killed exclusively for their fur each year. Please join me and @lc4a at the annual Fur Free Friday #protest!'

The protest was held on Rodeo Drive to encourage Black Friday shoppers to stay away from the high-end stores that use animal fur for clothing.

During the event Mena was seen holding up another protesting sign that read, 'Fur Only Looks Good On Her,' with a picture of another fox.

Support: The animal activist accessorized with a dazzling gold ring that she flashed while holding up a banner that also read, 'Fur Is Cruel'

'Fur is cruel': Mena constantly shares photos and statistics about animal cruelty to encourage her Instagram followers to join her movement

Activism: Mena is very vocal about her activism efforts and has coined the term 'actorvist' to describe herself on her Instagram biography

Mena constantly shares photos and statistics about animal cruelty to encourage her Instagram followers to join her movement.

After the Fur Free Friday march, the movie star posted a snap of herself with the caption: 'So honored to share in another moment with @lc4a to support the #awesome work that they do.Thank you for having me, today, for #FurFreeFriday! #LetsDoThis'

The blonde-bombshell also shared multiple other shots from the protest including; her with protesters and a selfie of her marching down Rodeo Drive.

She wrote: '#Powerful moments of #change today with #awesome #activist #BryanMonell and everyone in support of @lc4a and #FurFreeFriday!

'I am honored to stand amongst such #fearless and #committed #warriors! #TheseAreTheTimes to #fight for what you #believe in!'

Mena is very vocal about her activism efforts and has coined the term 'actorvist' to describe herself on her Instagram biography.

The march: The protest was held on Rodeo Drive to encourage Black Friday shoppers to stay away from the high-end stores that use animal fur for clothing