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According to the statistics of the US Fur Information Committee, the number of furs on the runway during the autumn and winter of this year has increased by 20% over last year. In the Oscar de la Renta, the coats are inlaid with foxes; in Lanvin, black jackets are decorated with fox fur collars; Carlos Miele shows foxeskin jackets and Russian lambskin coats; in Helmut Lang are gray rabbit vests; Jean Paul Gaultier A black suede jacket was presented; Fendi introduced a fox fur, suede, a wool coat, a scarf and a vest.

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Torben Nielson, chief executive of Kopenhagen Fur, the Danish fur auction house, said that the price of fur has doubled on the basis of last year. Mink and Persian lambskin sold extraordinarily quickly. He said: "China and Russia are surging: China accounts for more than half of the trade volume. Half of the fur is consumed in China, and half is produced by the Chinese fur business in the production of luxury brands."

Despite the weather and warmth, the Animal Friendly Organization has repeatedly called for, but the frequency of stars wearing fur has increased. Not long ago, Kate Moss appeared in a restaurant in London wearing a fur vest; the next day, Love magazine editor Katie Grand appeared wearing a Louis Vuitton white fur dress.

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According to Robert Burke, a luxury consultant in New York City, the reason why fur is popular is because of the modernity found in furs. "No longer the Old fur coat. The fashion designers put their own mark on the fur."

With fur, not only old designers but also young designers such as Thakoon and Zac Posen. Thakoon collages foxeskin, suede, and raccoon skins into jackets. Posen uses fox fur strips in colorful coats.

Brix Smith Start, the owner of Start London, believes that fur dominates, in part because of the economy. Consumers need something that preserves value and “visible luxury”. This trend is even reflected in the accessories: Manolo Blahnik's high-heeled boots contain Chinchilla leather trim; Céline's satin fish-nosed shoes are trimmed with rabbit fur; Louis Vuitton's necklace is also embellished with fur.

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