Contrary to the popular adage, ostriches don’t bury their heads in the sand. No, that “ignorance is bliss” attitude is reserved for the execs at Prada.
Soon after exposing the slaughter of alligators and crocodiles for Hermès Birkin bags, eyewitnesses capture video of Hermès and Prada suppliers butchering young ostriches.
No one wants to buy the property associated with a fictional serial killer who made a “skin suit,” but PETA has a better idea anyway.
What’s scarier than real-life skeletons? The leather, fur, wool, and down industries.
Cruelty to alligators and crocodiles prompts retailer to adopt policy change.
Melissa McCarthy’s new clothing line is made for women of all pant sizes and just one heart size.
When animals’ body parts are used for mass production, to be turned into wool coats or leather boots, cruelty will always be part of the process.
Stock purchase will allow PETA to push for an end to exotic-skins sales from inside the corporation.
Model and singer Jane Birkin, the inspiration behind Hermès’ Birkin bag, has publicly asked that the “luxury” bag be renamed.
This is how more than 50 million people learned how alligators and crocodiles are raised and killed for “luxury” Hermès products like Birkin bags.
Shoppers got an eyeful when a PETA “reptile” lay in a pool of “blood” outside Hermès boutiques in New York and Los Angeles.
Victoria Beckham is known for her love of exotic-skin Birkin bags, but in the wake of yesterday’s shocking exposé of Hermès’ suppliers’ cruelty to animals, we hope she’ll reconsider.
Thousands of crocodiles and alligators are crammed into concrete pits and filthy pools—all killed for their skin before even reaching adulthood.
During New York Fashion Week, PETA “snakes” spoke up for the millions of animals used for their skin. See the sssssexy photos!
It could almost be a story out of The Onion, but it’s completely true. Shoemaker PMK designed a pair of sneakers for Beyoncé, called “King Beys,” made of calf hair and crocodile, anaconda, stingray, and ostrich skins. The company started marketing the shoes on its website, and, incredibly, told consumers that “[n]o animals were beaten, … Read more »
