From Gucci to Versace, one of the most significant issues the fashion industry passed through in 2019 was the question of fur. Many big brands have spent years taking unprecedented steps to ban animal pelts from the collections. During the same scenario, famous designers like Stella McCartney, with her cover feature in this months Vogue, shows her long-standing effort in encouraging a more responsible approach to fashion products. They have taken one step further into issue, bringing in faux fur, which not only protects animals but also is environment friendly.
It seems Kendell Jenner has an answer to a relevant question about “sourced textiles that dominate luxury fashion, including the ongoing use of exotic skins”. The model, while attending the Art Basel Miami, steeped our wearing a pair of form-fitting Balenciaga trousers, teamed with snake print top from emerging genderless Parisian label Nicolas Lecourt Mansion. She gave the outlook a finishing, with the year’s unlikeliest trends, the flip-flop heel.
As the snake print is cropping up more and more. One thing we can understand is that, Faux is just as impressive as the real thing, actually, it’s even better.
