Can the activist group get fashion to give up another animal material?

Crocodile, lizard, snake and stingray are officially out of commission.

As consumer tides are changing, animal welfare groups are adopting new strategies.

If the motion passes, LA will join San Francisco and Berkeley in going fur-free.

Plus, the evolution of beauty salons.

Starting this season, no animal fur will be used in any official runway show or presentation.

The luxury label is trying to get greener ahead of Riccardo Tisci's debut collection.

Feathers, as opposed to materials like leather and fur, don't necessarily require animal slaughter — but that doesn't automatically make their harvest more humane.

With more and more designers ditching the real stuff, it's the question on everyone's mind.

We're keeping a running list, updated every time a new one ditches animal fur.

The anti-fur trend continues to gain momentum.

The company confirmed that it will phase out the material beginning next year.

Plus, the eighties are back with a vengeance.

The Fall 2018 runways had everything: replica heads, baby dragons and so much more.

Plus, brands are trading traditional retail spaces for stores that feel like homes.

Plus, the success of Louis Vuitton X Supreme helped the skate brand close the $500 million deal with Carlyle.

The demonstrators played recordings of shrieking animals and shouted "Shame on you!" at the designer.

In case you had any doubts that the retail conglomerate is taking its commitment to sustainability seriously.

For when you want to look like a disco ball without smelling like an armpit.

PETA reps are probably prepping as we speak.

Hugo Boss made the same commitment with The Humane Society last summer.

Fall is looking to be one sweet season — sartorially, at least.

The French fur brand has been in expansion mode this year.

Slippers and bathrobes, too.