Political Fashion

In the 1980s Fur became a high hit within fashion,

• Fur coats
• Foxes coats
• Fur Liscious
• Beautiful Foxes
• Fur Fashion
• Fur Decadent
• Blue Foxes
• Foxes Fur

In 1997, the amazing supermodel Naomi Campbell stated she'd "rather go naked than wear fur" in a PeTA campaign. The PeTA boosted her profile because of this including Stella McCartney, Pamela Anderson and Natalie Portman all of who refuse to be around animal skin or pelts. 

Campbell is never one to shy away, in 2009 was later labelled as a traitor by PeTA. The model posed for the fur designer Dennis Basso's Autumn/Winter collection 2009-10 advertising campaign. She later took the run way wearing fur and posed for many of campaigns and editorials wearing fur. 

The risk she took had to come with an explanation she stated that she has a turnover and the group went too far with their protest it got to aggressive for her career against industry such as US vogue's Anna Wintour/Karl Lagerfield.

Leather is another, although a lot of it is sold within the luxury market, unnatural furs such as tigers, leopards and zebra skin are no longer sufficient and designers will no longer use it. In the UK, they are no fur farms or large manufacturers that specialise in animal fur, however is a big success in Europe and other countries worldwide. 

This year Prada have focused their Autumn/Winter lines on Faux fox fur stole which has been looked into detail by the Anti fur Lobby for testing.