Spare the fur

• Author: kissfendi
• Filed under: Famous, Fashion, Fendi, Politics
• Date: Jun 15,2007

“I spare the furs and I better get fucked by polar bears than get them skinned alive. Only BiPolar people wear fur!”

It is unending protest against fur industry from rich and famous to unknown human from the ditch filed their petition to stop furring off the animals. I am one of those who go against fur culture. I just don’t like it and always tend to dump my eyes away not to look into someone on the street morphing into some kind of a walking fox or walking Polar bear. I couldn’t believe these people who don’t have heart for those innocent skinned animals just because they couldn’t help themselves spending their luxuries on it.

Three bi*ches alking arm-in-arm, down to the Burberry store on the Ginza strip of high-end boutiques wearing nothing but a banner reading: “The naked truth: Burberry butchers bunnies.”

Onlookers snapped photographs of the protest by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which has brought its international campaign against Burberry to Japan, the world’s biggest luxury goods market.

“We have come to Japan because we know people here are very, very compassionate and we want to educate them about this,” said naked activist Ashley Fruno, accompanied by two nude Japanese women.

The US-based rights group says rabbits and other animals used in Burberry goods live miserably in confinement before being killed in cruel ways, including electrocution through the rectum.

Here are the clips from the Sao Paolo Fashion week.
Who displayed their latest for 2008 Spring-Summer? Triton, Maria Bonita, Maria Bonita, Ellus which actress Chloe Sevigny walks the runway.

Sao Paulo Fashion Week, the largest couture event in Latin America, began on Wednesday. This year’s event is calling attention to issues like water conservation, recycling and alternative energy, with nearly 50 designers showcasing environmentally conscious clothes.

According to mpdclick.com, the event’s organizer, Paulo Borges, said, “We’ve been talking for a long time about a Brazilian identity for the Sao Paulo Fashion Week,” explaining that the event’s ecological theme allows Brazil to celebrate “the question of biodiversity - natural and cultural.”

Organizers are planting about 7,800 trees in an attempt to compensate for the carbon emissions emitted during fashion week activities. More Fashion Week Photos…

Models wear creations from Neon’s 2008 spring/summer collection during Sao Paulo Fashion Week which Neon actually was a big hit. AP Photos