2010 winter luxury fabric: fur will re-emerged

Leading Word: According to the “Independent” report, fur has been a headache for many years. Whether it is a coat or a shawl, it will provoke angry animal protectionists and protest.

According to the “Independent” report, fur has been a headache for many years. Whether it is a coat or a shawl, it will provoke angry animal protectionists and protest. Even the most brave fashion enthusiasts will hesitate to wear fur when they go out. But everything will change. Recently, at the press conferences in Paris, Milan, New York and London, almost no animal protectionists were heard. Therefore, this luxury fabric is likely to become the key shape of the next winter. Even the stores that did not sell fur changed their positions and began to purchase.

Michael Kors' Fall 2010 Collection

The revival of fur may come from the widespread popularity of antique leather clothing - shoppers can comfort themselves with conscience, these animals have been dead for a long time, and the fur industry has established new welfare standards.

Gucci fur coats at Milan Fashion Week

Jessica Brown, editor of the Drapers fashion magazine, said: "(Furpy) is fierce. There is a very interesting question. I don't know if High Street will ever come to make fur. I don't think it may be. There is a risk."

Matthew Williamson Black Fur

Designers interpreted fur in different ways. Viktor & Rolf's jacket had a silver fox collar; Michael Kors made a fur half skirt; Matthew Williamson put a black fur collar on a light-colored printed dress.

"As a model, it is indeed very novel. This is an advancement for luxury fabrics, like velvet, leather and once-wool cuts. It is very delicate. It is convincing people to spend." Brown said.

Carl interprets the fur trend with artificial fabrics. However, it is suspected that high street retailers will follow Chanel's designer Karl Lagerfeld. He showed fake fur tweeds and long fur fake fur coats at the Paris conference. This trend is explained by artificial fabrics.

Model Twiggy made a statement and condemned the excess fur on the London runway. She said she was disappointed with the fur designer. On the other hand, the defenders of animal rights remain silent.

D&G 2010 Fall Winter Women's Fashion Show

Even Peta did not express its indignation. Their spokesperson Sam Glover said: "It's no surprise that more and more desperate designers get free fur from the same desperate furrier. The furrier's business is getting worse and worse: Some stretching platforms It was like a jihad against the animal kingdom. The PEI urged designers to enter the 21st century as quickly as possible, including Chanel's Karl Lagerfeld, who won a fake fur at the Paris conference.”

It has been nearly 20 years since animal organizations launched the "better to wear naked and naked fur." In the past 20 years, the public's ideas have changed. The event attracted many stars, such as Eva Mendes and Christy Turlington. After Naomi Campbell participated in the propaganda, he wore fur and caused embarrassment.

Carl Lagerfeld wins fake fur at Paris conference

Some people think that this is also related to changes in the attitude of the fur industry, such as the "guarantee source" initiative - to ensure that fur comes from countries that have animal welfare laws. Jan Erik Carlson, general manager of Saga Furs (the company that supplies fur to top designers), said: “We know that the future of fur is at apparel companies and not at high street skin dealers. We have already realized that we want designers to use it. Fur, they must be responsible for their use.” Some retailers said they would not introduce fur under any circumstances. In 2005, Selfridges began to ban the introduction of any fur products. They said: "Selfridges does not sell fur and it will not be sold in the future. Listening to customers and making customers happy is our top priority. Most people do not want to buy fur.