Not unless I was actually a Playboy Bunny and even then, only if I were kicking it at the mansion.
I bought my wife a bunny navel ring also. Very small with a small crystal eye, and it’s actually elegant looking. A lot less trashy than the big neon colored ones that seem to be the in thing now. She doesn’t wear it though because she can’t. The design of the ring itself isn’t very good. The bunny rides in and up very quickly so the top part sticks out and catches on everything. I keep meaning to put it on a different barbell.
We both agree though on the other stuff being rather silly, like the larger pendants and earrings. They are just a bit on the gaudy side. It would be like my nasty-ass upper body wearing a Gold’s Gym muscle shirt.
Playboy jewelry, decals and other mechandise crap is so, so out you can’t get any outer without stepping out of the universe. The only Playboy merchandise I’ve seen displayed in the last few years anywhere is on the cars (mostly air fresheners) and clothing of Mexican farm workers shopping at the Walmart.
I stopped seeing it on poor black inner city cars and poor white trailer park cars in the mid 90’s. Even the poorest of the poor Americans think this crap is declasse. Only the impoverished and and culturally clueless wear this stuff anymore.
hey, that reminds me. I once found myself driving behind a car with a HUGE Playboy Rabbit decal on the rear window. The car’s vanity plate said “BIG TEASE” 
My youngest son attends a very nice daycare during my working hours. He has a little friend in the preschool class. Her mom is a 19 year old single female. The little girl is 4. Take a second and do the math. The mom wears shorty shorts that show a generous amount of butt cheek and cropped t-shirts that are too tight. She drives a green trans-am with a huge Playboy Bunny decal on the rear window. She wears the playboy jewelry. I can’t help but think ‘trash’ everytime I see her, and I always wonder what kind of things that little girl sees going on at home.
I will not stand here and say every woman who wears the stuff is trash. That’s just not so, but please, try to have a little decorum around the family. Donning an outfit like that is fine and fun for an occasion or night out with your friend, but if it’s your standard everyday dress you are not inspiring the public with your taste and class.
FaerieBeth
Eh, I have mostly the opinion of “to each his own”. However, I do have to comment on this statement:
When I dress to go out, I don’t normally worry too much about inspiring the public. I dress for comfort. While it’s true that I do have a standard for my dress code, that’s my personal standard. Not something I’ll impose on others. So if some cute young girl wants to wear a Playboy t-shirt, I have absolutly no objection at all. I do object to the damn 12 year olds I see in shorts with something written across the ass. I see no other purpose to that than wanting people to look at their ass…which is just wrong in my opinion.