Peta's collection includes various garments to accessories all based on human skin.

Jackets, skirts, dresses, moccasins, boots and bags are just some of the new products offered.

Just as you hear it, the last shout of fashion is human skin, behind wool coats, leather jackets, and silk dresses were left, today is to wear garments made based on human parts.

Can you imagine this really true?Just thinking about it sounds a bit chilling and to some extent unpleasant, don't you think?Well, although using human skin clothes is not yet the last trend, if it is part of a revolutionary campaign that seeks to raise awareness of people about abuse and abuse towards animals.

‘Urban Outraged’: Human skin clothes

Just as recognized brands have launched products made with animal skin, Peta decided to invest the papers and launch their own line of accessories and garments that simulate being of human parts.

Trying to show the respect that animals also deserve, the organization decided to make this campaign in order to call Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People consumers, brands that offer products of animal origin.Although they also seek to show how repulsive the garments we use were of our own species.

According to the world's largest animal rights organization, the people who consume in these stores have supported industries to resort to violent practices against animals, which could be considered 'cruel' if they tookCabo in humans.

In his message, Peta explains that every year thousands of animals are tortured and sacrificed to produce a wide variety of articles."Each year, billions of animals suffer and die from wool production, cashmere, leather, down, mohair, silk and alpaca fleece.The sheep are often beaten, trampled and kicked in the wool industry.Goats exploited by Kashmir.Later, they cut their throat in the slaughterhouses and let them die in agony.And cows are routinely beaten and electrocuted to obtain leather in some of the most important suppliers ".

‘Urban Outraged’ online store

To simulate that the controversial clothing is on sale, Peta created a web portal that assimilates a real online store where they show several items, which when trying to buy them details a brief description in which they specify how they made the garment, the care that the care that cares thatThe origin and parts of the person with whom the piece was made, in addition to a qualification and some comments by buyers should be given.

As a mocha, Peta describes the articles as follows:

"Juliet's skirt", made with "The best for her" "was a sensitive soul, cried and vomited fear until the end (as children usually do)," reads the description.

Olive Oil + Asparagus + Good Salt + Butter + Garlic and Finished W pink peppercorns, fcxking dericious

— Julien Nguyễn Mon Jul 26 20:17:20 +0000 2021

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"The meg boot", has its own special touches "with each kick and shouted many blows with hammers to ensure that the leather remained soft and flexible.We managed to clean most of the blood, but you can expect an occasional drop as a result of the artisanal process ".

Photography: Urban Outraged

"Avery jacket" "came pre-bonceada and then was Desollada while it was still alive, so any sign of skin stress is incidental and should be taken as a sign of individuality".

In addition to these items, on the website you can also find other accessories such as belts, necklaces, bags and even a moisturizing cream, all of them alluding to animal abuse.

Photography: Urban Outraged

Photography: Urban Outraged

Photography: Urban Outraged

What is Peta?

Peta).Mainly it focuses on the four areas in which the largest amount of animals suffer more intensely for longer: in laboratories, in the food industry, clothing trade and entertainment business.

This organization was founded in 1980, in Norfolk, Virginia, United States.Its main objective is to focus on the welfare of animals.Peta currently has more than 6.5 million members and supporters.

His philosophy is that "animals are not to eat them, to dress with their skin, to experiment with them or to serve as entertainment".

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