Animal cruelty in the name of fashion

Along with bloody ShopNBC, there are some fashion designers who have distinguished themselves with their greed and cruelty. They will surely have spots in the Hall of Shame. Donna Karan has decided that making money is more important than keeping its promise to not use fur; it uses slaughtered rabbits. Carolina Herrera kills ewes and their unborn lambs, who die kicking and suffocating in their dying mother's womb, and uses their skins in the name of fashion. The bloody butcher of Madison Avenue, Dennis Basso, caters to a morally bankrupt clientele who get off on wearing the skins of murdered animals (I wonder how the greedy butchers get all that blood out?) Custo Barcelona and Zac Posen have made a commitment to animal suffering. I hope they get plenty of negative attention at Fashion Week!

They will pay for their cruelty--one day

Cedric and Norma Jean Kirchner are the faces behind the bloody business of fur on ShopNBC. They came out of retirement after 40 years in the unspeakably cruel fur industry to create this line of animal skins. They call them "fun little luxuries," but the reality is very different. Torture such as being skinned alive just isn't luxurious.

Meanwhile, poor Norma Jean looks like quite the fur hag. She thinks she looks good, though.
Get a glimpse into the bloody and shockingly inhumane fur industry
This morning, it is the shrill and squeaky-voiced Kimberly Wells who must parade the dead animal skins and promote them to middle America as a luxury. What a bloody lie.