2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15
After being criticized and even directly attacked by animal rights associations, Kim Kardashian, who in the past has had no qualms about bragging about an amazing closet full of clothes and shoes made from animal hair, has announced today that it has replaced those garments with the synthetic hair version of them.
The announcement has been through Instagram and using her eldest daughter, 5-year-old North, as a model. Remember when I put this on? She has chosen the same look, but, a curious fact, I have taken all my clothes with animal hair [out of the closet] and I have made them in synthetic leather”, he explained in it. message accompanying the snapshot.
Not only celebrities are making the change. More and more brands are joining the cause, the last one was Chanel who announced a few hours after her Pre-Fall M'etiers d'Art show that she would not use exotic animal skins again. Thereafter, the brand removed items carrying this type of material from its online sales points.
Other brands such as Asos, Nike, H&M and Puma have also banned the use of exotic fur in their products and brands such as Versace, Gucci, Michael Kors and Burberry have promised to stop using fur, however they have not declared the abandonment of exotic fur. in their designs. Is that the next thing Kim will stop wearing? It has an impressive collection so … I often challenge.
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