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To give tickets and arrest creatures who aren't "fashionable"
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The most fashionable police ever! The Fashion Police
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A very fashionable building in Club Penguin.
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On March 30, 2012, Miss Piggy appeared on the program with Joan Rivers. Image:E!-FashionPolice-Piggy&Joan-(2012-03-30)-03.png Image:E!-FashionPolice-Piggy&Joan-(2012-03-30)-04.png Image:E!-FashionPolice-Piggy&Joan-(2012-03-30)-02.png|Miss Piggy's Louboutins. Image:E!-FashionPolice-Piggy&Joan-(2012-03-30)-05.jpg Image:E!-FashionPolice-Piggy&Joan-(2012-03-30)-06.jpg The Fashion Police is a vilgante group dedicated to prosecuting creatures who are not wearing the latest clothes. The squad was created and is run by three puffles: Emily von Injoface, Elizabeth, and Eva. They are deemed at making Club Penguin Antarctica the most fashionable place ever. They have been somewhat successful, as some people the gave a makeover to liked the clothing, but most want to retain their wardrobe. They are illegal because they kidnap those who are arrested by taking them to their homemade "jail". This has led to various groups who want to enact legislation banning non-trendy clothes, or, on the extreme end, to replace the government. The Fashion Police, (or Faschungpolizei in German), officially known as the International Fashion Police Organization, or IFPO, is an international corps of highly trained lawmen togged to the teeth in hip threads and endowed with a fab flair for snuffing the passé. All the boss hepcats who know where it's at don't jump bad with the Fashion Police cause they know they have powers beyond anyone's imagination. The Fashion Police was responsible in 2002 alone for pinching over a thousand candyass squares. The IFPO's headquarters is a primo pad in Milan, where the fuzz put on the ritz in their outta sight juice joint and sloosh copacetic sounds with their keen shebas. The main man is a real gone cat called Ronald K. Noble. who'd just as soon dis your togs as shake your hand.