It added that American Humane, a third-party animal welfare organization, monitored animals on set and verified that none were harmed. 'Nature, wildlife and its denizens are particularly important to Gucci, which in February 2020 joined The Lion's Share Fund, a unique initiative raising much-needed funds to protect endangered species and their natural habitats,' the caption read.

Gucci shared the first image from its campaign for its new collection GucciTiger, which celebrates the Chinese 'Year of the Tiger,' on its Instagram account on January 4, as The Independent reported. Chanel's use of a live animal in a fashion show comes after Gucci received backlash for featuring real tigers in a campaign 'Animals are not for us to use for fun, sport or entertainment,' another user wrote. Details Beauty By Sarah Mower JanuView Slideshow What could a conceptual camel be doing at Chanel couture This puzzlethe first sight to greet the audience as they walked incan. One referenced backlash the brand previously faced after a viral TikTok criticized its $825 advent calendar: 'Chanel is pulling all the strings to make a comeback from the advent calendar, including exploiting animals for clickbait.'

The British actor Daisy Edgar-Jones was in the front row as the Chanel designer Virginie Viard’s latest collection was paraded. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. The fall 2023 couture week will go down in fashion history for happening against the backdrop of Paris burning from violent. At haute couture fashion week, normality means pomp and ceremony.

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