'No excuse': Liz Hurley wearing fur on a night out The actress and model has angered the animal welfare organizations for America's fur through advertising Blackglama house boasts production "is one of the world's best natural ranch heavy - a mink coat.
In many of the banquet black-and-white photographs in smooth, fashion magazines hurley is wearing a little more of the company's fur coat and open.
Last night, "humanitarian group leaders advocate treat animals issued 41 fierce critic.
"This shocking, she took money wear, skin mink babies in six months for Leeds luxury, 'said robbie lebron, director." She has no European now PETA almirah of her movie career.
"Thousands of animals and the skin of electric shock, bitter for production of living fur. There are so many wonderful artificial fur can have no reason to wear fur true '
She is not only the celebrity ads. Fur Hollywood star gwyneth paltrow has to animal rights activists angry with her, propaganda Italian garment company use fur, ostrich and snakeskin in its products.
Activists she should be ashamed of herself after she was photographed wearing a fox fur for the autumn collection of fur-lined boots and bags by the fashion company Tod's.
Ms Paltrow has been stung by the criticism, particularly as she and her husband, the Coldplay singer Chris Martin, are reported to be highly eco-conscious.
The new campaign is not the first time Miss Hurley has fallen foul of anti-fur protesters. An animal-rights sympathiser poured a glass of red wine over her white fur coat while shouting ‘You murdering bitch’ at a Hollywood birthday for actor Billy Zane in 2001.
Hurley is the latest in a long line of famous faces to appear in Blackglama’s ‘What becomes a legend most?’ campaign.
The firm’s fur products are considered among the best in the world and a single coat can fetch up to £13,000.
Audrey Hepburn, Marlene Dietrich, Lauren Bacall and Elizabeth Taylor are just some of those to have promoted the Blackglama label since the Sixties, although they did so before wearing fur became taboo.
More recently, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Elle Macpherson have all appeared in adverts for the brand, despite famously appearing in the ‘We’d rather go naked than wear fur’ campaign.
Crawford said the adverts were just another modelling job, while Campbell admitted: ‘I like fur.’
The new face of Blackglama: Liz Hurley has provoked outrage by her decision to front the exclusive U.S. furriers
Linda Evangelista gisele Bundchen model, also work for the company. According to the report, Bundchen pay £32 and two mink coats to do the job.
She was later PETA people rushed bazhong ' 'giselle: fur dross, she is "the secret of Victoria" underwear, modelling is a fashion show in 2002.
This model regret, said: "it was a bad decision for me, because I don't wear fur and I understand their business.
"I is the world's largest living animal lovers. I have four dogs and horses, I've saved me all the animals.
Barbra streisand legend, singing, Diana Ross and oceanography pavarotti also promotes the company in goods.
Boast: Blackglama claims to produce 'the world's finest natural ranch-raised mink'
Other model fur including Kate moss. Although she didn't pose, she has been found in all kinds of Blackglama seemingly real furs. Last year, she saw a coat by a dozen.
Blackglama, based in Seattle, made the best boast fur coat. It emphasizes every aspect of the fur is to ensure that the standard, is still the world's tallest, it put forward the best mink coat, with superior color.
Miss hurley's fur bag to themselves and Kate winslet, they were angered, she found herself to be cheated, a true position in recent fox fur carpet magazine.
Ms Winslet, 33, who wore nothing but Agent Provocateur stockings and Yves Saint Laurent heels for the Vanity Fair shoot, received an apology from the magazine after she had been assured the rug was made from fake fur.
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