LL - The one thing about fashion that is forever confusing for animal lovers is the use of fur. Their rationale being that the coat of a dead animal should be deemed as inhumane instead of fashionable. And I quite agree. Sharing the same thoughts, is Donatella Versace, who recently introduced a ban on the use of fur from her collections. “Fur? I am out of that,” Versace said in an earlier statement. “I don’t want to kill animals to make fashion. It doesn’t feel right.” This

Vogue - Marco Bizzarri, CEO of Gucci, has announced that the brand is ready to go fur-free. The dramatic announcement was made at the 2017 Kering Talk at the London College of Fashion, where Bizzarri revealed that he had been in talk with the company’s Creative Director Alessandro Michele and the two had decided to do away with fur moving forward. He went on to explain that due to advancements in technology, fur alternatives could be just as luxurious as the real thing, so t

WWD - The Armani Group has agreed to go entirely fur-free starting with its fall 2016 collections, following years of off-and-on appeals...

Tech Times - During Tesla's annual shareholder meeting back in June 2015, CEO Elon Musk vowed that he'd look into using animal-free leather in his vehicles. Just over six months later and Musk has seen that consideration to fruition, teaming with PETA to outfit Tesla's upcoming Model X SUV with vegan leather. "PETA hopes to continue to further reduce Tesla's carbon footprint and enhance its focus on sustainability by using vegan leather free of mass animal cruelty," PETA's