At Paris Fashion Week, Louis Vuitton introduced a compostable plant-based fur alternative that perfectly replicates the texture and warmth of traditional fur, showcasing a high-profile shift toward animal-free materials in luxury fashion on one of the world’s most influential runways.
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Louis Vuitton présente une fourrure végétale à Paris

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Lors de la fashion week de Paris, en France, Louis Vuitton a dévoilé une alternative de fourrure végétale, marquant une évolution vers des matériaux sans origine animale dans la mode de luxe. Cette innovation reproduit texture et chaleur tout en réduisant l’usage de produits animaux.

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