Lay Down The Butcher'S Knife And Fashion At Once.

Every winter, there is a seesaw battle between fur fashion and animal environmentalists.

This year is "extremely cold years," and fur has become "hot".

In November 26th, it was the "no fur day" set by PETA, a famous animal environmental protection group. First, let's talk about the topic of fur.

The fashion industry has published a trend of fur popularity a year ago.

Designers are competing to introduce all kinds of gorgeous designs to win in fur fashion.

In London Fashion Week, Givenchy's triangular fur lapel is undoubtedly a highlight; Gucci used fur and lace combination to interpret women's implicit sex appeal; Fendi used an exaggerated white lynx fur coat to take human eyeballs, yak hair decorated wool and pressed leather coat and feather jewelry wrapped around the neck and arms of the models, and made huge Baotou caps from Mongolia lamb skin, fox fur and wool materials, all of which show magnificently the luxurious fashion brought by fur.

The most impressive is definitely the 2010 autumn and winter show of Chanel in Paris fashion week.

The original "Eskimo people" appeared in the artificial ice and snow fields. Besides the common fur coats and Pi Caogao boots, there were more brighter fur pants.

However, every year's four fashion week is another battleground. Animal protection organizations protest in various ways.

The protests in New York fashion week this year are mild and "pleasing to the eye".

Several beauties painted "painted animals" on the body and demonstrated on the sidelines.

But this is not always such a mild way.

Animal conservationists have tried all kinds of appalling "behavior art" methods, such as lying on the ground playing the skinned animal dead body and modeling thriller.

In fact, looking at the new tricks of animal protectors every year has become a must for fashion week. People are wondering what kind of show they will be showing this year.

Is fur fashion fashionable?

The representatives of fur industry have different views from animal protection organizations.

However, the new trend of environmental protection has already sprung up.

Many big brands are already working in this direction.

For example, Giorgio Armani has been using raw linen and cereal fibers as raw materials, and constantly updated environmental protection materials.

GUESS launched environmentally friendly men's and women's jeans made of organic cotton and named after GUESS Green.

In addition to the organic cotton, this kind of environment-friendly jeans is used in the washing process of each pair of trousers, and only a very small amount of chemicals and simple washing methods are used.

The popular brand H&M, as a member of the organic cotton trade association, has introduced organic cotton clothing from underwear to coat, and men's wear, women's wear, teenage clothing and children's clothing all have the sale of organic cotton products.

And the "organic cotton" trademark was hung on the relevant products to show the distinction.

At the same time, other environmentally-friendly fabrics such as organic wool, reusable wool and polyester have also begun to appear on the stage.

In any case, environmental protection is a major trend in fashion.

For example, 2011 spring and summer show, more fake grass, new fabrics instead of real fur.