After many years of discussion with the Humane Society of the United States, Gucci is going fur-free. Speaking at the 2017 Kering Talk at the London College of Fashion, the Italian luxury fashion b… ...

Gucci is not the only brand to forgo the use of fur. In 2016, Italian designer Giorgio Armani announced his brands would end their use of fur, “reflecting our attention to the critical issues of ...

The overall mood was lush, with faux fur, satins and mother of pearl leather setting a luxurious tone. Front row guests for ...

Fur continues to fall out of fashion, with Coach becoming the latest high end label to say that it will no longer include it in its products. ... Gucci and Hugo Boss, pledging to go fur-free.

For its F/W 25 collection, Gucci models walked through a dark green–coated space with a massive interlocking G logo in the middle. The color alone—a departure from the black cherry that has ...

Gucci’s fur-free decision is part of the company’s new 10-year “Culture of Purpose” sustainability plan, which also includes the house’s commitment to contribute 1 million euros as a ...

Gucci’s president and CEO Marco Bizzarri announced at the 2017 Kering Talk today that the brand is going fur-free, starting with its Spring 2018 collection.

Gucci Commits to Fur-Free Fashion in Their Future The luxury designer label will shed their fur in time for Spring 2018. By Leah Silverman Published: Oct 12, 2017 ...

Italian luxury brand Gucci is officially going fur-free, president and CEO Marco Bizzarri announced on Wednesday. “Being socially responsible is one of Gucci’s core values, and we will ...

Gucci is not the only brand to forgo the use of fur. In 2016, Italian designer Giorgio Armani announced his brands would end their use of fur, “reflecting our attention to the critical issues of ...