Fashion View Of Fur

In New York, fur was originally the equipment of the Park Avenue lady showing her identity in the boulevard boulevard, but now it is springing up in a more casual and fragmented way, such as a rabbit's fur sole boots, a Fox Fur Trimmed handbag, or a canadian goose velvet coat with a wolf fur decorating cap.

To a certain extent, this wider popularization is possible, because the fur industry is trying to change "fur is unnecessary and indulgence is a kind of offence to nature".

For example, the The Fur Council of Canada has a website furisgreen.com.

It promotes the theory that the sustainable fur produced from mink and wild beavers is a renewable resource, but the oil used as artificial leather is not.

Alan Herscovici, vice chairman of the committee, said: "when the last oil field is dried up, there will be no more fur."

(the objections refute this claim and research as "drifting green".

For example, in 2011, CE Delft, a Holland consulting firm, pointed out that fur processing has greater environmental impact on climate change and toxic emissions compared to the general textile industry.

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Efforts are also being made to improve the pparency of their purchases, which also promoted the signing of the fur substantive stock Labelling Act by President Obama in 2010.

The bill requires that no matter how much the cost is, each piece will be taken.

The species and the country of origin must be clearly stated.

Jason Wu, etc.

Leather is obtained from the family's fur, and the family's fur emphasizes the "traceability" of its fur, that is, the farm that meets its certification project.

In 2005, the family's fur started the certification project and established the minimum standard for animal health and feeding.

Other people, including the environmental protection website Treehugger, seem to be willing to step into the fur field carefully if they come from animals killed on the highway, died of natural causes or are killed as pests.

For example, the work of British designer Jess Eaton, her rabbit hair and her hair jacket are a landmark work.

For many people, fur has become another moral topic of "how to draw a clear line".

As Jason Wu thinks, "some people choose to eat vegetarian, some do not; others do not use fur, but others use it."