The Controversial Animal Carcass Costume &Nbsp; Do You Dare To Wear It?

Her designs include necklace made of pheasant bones, caps made of horse hair and shawls made of squirrel fur.

Eaton explains that this series is aimed at advocating ethics and environmental protection, and if these carcasses are not used, they are likely to be discarded in trash cans.

Since people can eat animal products, wearing animal products should also be acceptable.

She said, "everyone feels that wearing fur is a taboo, but losing those animals that are regarded as useless animals is also a waste.

Each chicken's hair and skeleton are perfect, and it is also a pity to lose it.

When people buy food in supermarkets, they do not even realize that they come from animal carcasses.

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In addition, Roadkill Couture is also a kind of advocacy for wildlife protection.

Eaton said she had great respect for the cycle of life and the natural existence. She grew up on a farm in Sussex West and had deep feelings with animals.

When she was a teenager, she began to become a vegetarian, but after 20 years, she realized that it was too unnatural.

She thought that the way to commemorate animals was more natural and humane, so she began to seek ways of making clothes to publicize her own views.

But can a hat with a ponytail really show this? In many people's eyes, it looks awkward, but Eaton does not think so.

She said, "in India, cows are regarded as sacred, and Chinese people will eat dog meat. Who can comment on the value and importance of it?

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The Vegetarian Association commented on this: "many vegetarians think that your practice is disrespectful to animals. Advocating the use of animal made clothing can lead to abuse of wild animals.

Many people will also feel that you are very irresponsible.

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The animal ethics Association's response is: "the use of a dead animal carcass to make garments is very disliked.

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Not just the use of animal bodies to make clothes is controversial, but even animal carcasses can be regarded as garbage.

The most environmentally friendly way is to let animal carcasses rot naturally, complete the process of ecological circulation, and use chemical products to make sure that animal carcasses are not rotten after making garments.

And we didn't wear their clothes made of dead corpses to commemorate their lives, so this logic simply doesn't make sense.

Despite all kinds of criticism, Eaton's series has caused a lot of response on Facebook, and many fans' messages support her.