Reuters reported.The move is done significantly for “the Gen Z, who is the golden target of fashion and luxury industry and who have a huge awareness and expectations and sustainability and animal protection,” Llopiz went on. “In fact, Gen Z wants, wants fashion to be responsible, ethical and innovative, and that’s what’s happening.”The change means a “fur-free future” for all printed and online pages of the magazine, which has 45 global editions, Llopiz clarified.
Thirteen editions have now signed a charter banning fur promotion from its advertisements, editorial and social media content.
Twenty others will do so beginning Jan. 1 and the remaining will be by Jan. 1, 2023. Elle owner Lagardère Group worked with the Humane Society of the.
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