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Gucci to Dolce & Gabbana: Luxury way brands that are vegan, eco-friendly and anti-fur

Written By: Pragati Awasthi

Over the years, a growing number of luxury style houses like Gucci, Saint Laurent and many others have appear a commitment to adapt to more ethical fashion practices by going fur-free, opting for eco-friendly and cruelty-gratis options.

Take a await at major fashion destinations that have gone fur-free and are eco-friendly and vegan.

Prada

The Italian fashion firm Prada Grouping announced in the year 2019  that all of its brands will no longer use animal fur in their designs or products.

"The Prada Group is committed to innovation and social responsibility, and our fur-free policy is an extension of that engagement," said Miuccia Prada in an official statement. "Focusing on innovative materials will permit the company to explore new boundaries of creative blueprint, while meeting the demand for ethical products."

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Saint Laurent

French luxury brand Saint Laurent announces information technology will stop using fur, the move will take event from the Autumn 2022 collections. The parent company Kering, which too owns Gucci, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen and Botta Venega, volition be completely fur free in all its fashion houses.

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Vaute Couture

Animal rights activist Leanne Mai-ly Hilgart made her brand, Vaute Couture, 100% vegan, eco-friendly. This brand uses organic, recycled and high-tech fabrics to create sustainable outerwears which are every bit comfortable as animal-derived wool, fur.

Hilgart plant the brand with the aim of eliminating the use of animals in the fashion industry. She said almost her brand in an interview, "I started with outerwear considering I found being cold was an excuse to wear fauna products."

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Melie Bianco

Melie Bianco is one of those vegan leather purse brands that gives quality, craftsmanship, and affordability from premium vegan leather. They are beautiful, cruelty-free, animal-complimentary and quite luxurious. The brand has won PETA's 'All-time Animal-Friendly Accessories' honor.

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Versace

''Fur? I am out of that. I don't want to kill animals to make fashion. It doesn't experience correct," Donatella told The Economist's 1843 magazine. In 2018, Donatella Versace has announced that her brand will no longer use existent fur in its products.

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Matt & Nat

Matt & Nat brand provides you with products that are eco-friendly, vegan and cruelty-free accessories made from recycled materials and organic products to promote sustainability.

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Armani

Giorgio Armani announced the big determination to become fur-free in 2016. ''I am pleased to denote that the Armani Group has made a house commitment to abolish the use of animate being fur in its collections," Armani said at the time.

"Technological progress made over the years allows usa to take valid alternatives at our disposition that render the use of cruel practices unnecessary equally regards animals. Pursuing the positive procedure undertaken long ago, my company is at present taking a major step alee, reflecting our attention to the critical problems of protecting and caring for the surroundings and animals."

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Gucci

Gucci committed to stop using fur in their collections in the year 2017.

"Being socially responsible is ane of Gucci'southward core values, and we volition continue to strive to do amend for the environment and animals," Gucci president and master executive officer Marco Bizzarri said in a statement.

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Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce & Gabbana will not use animal fur anymore! On Monday, a renowned fashion brand announced that information technology would cease the use of creature fur in all its collections starting this year.

The label will switch to eco-friendly faux fur. "Dolce&Gabbana is working toward a more sustainable futurity that tin't contemplate the utilize of animal fur," Dolce&Gabbana communications and marketing officer Fedele Usai said in a argument.

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