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  These days it’s hard to tell where anything comes from anymore. Who to believe? If you’re someone who is an advocate for animal welfare laws, I say that you should stay away from fur products period - especially if you aren’t good at determining whether something is fake or real. Personally, I don’t know the difference. Read more of the press release here... Related Post: Fur in Fashion |
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Is it wrong that I thought, while feeling really bad for anti-fur people, that pro-fur people who bought inexpensive things there (I'm assuming they're not passing fake as expensive???????!!!!!!!) now realized they got the real thing cheap.
I just buy my little fur things from Forever 21, I THINK I can be safe from stores such as those. Plus I wouldn't want to spend more than their prices on "fur," since it's a dramatic look.
Posted by: Designer Ella | December 18, 2006 9:23 PM | Permalink to Comment