"Vegetarian" fashion refuses to use animal fur pineapple and mushroom skin fabrics

On Tuesday, Vaute Couture, Delikate Wayne, Nicora Shoesu and Susi Studio, which refused to use animal fur as fabrics, shared their brand's latest strategy with Los Angeles and American PETA in Los Angeles. These brands are "vegan" is the spirit of the product, in order to protect the animals, all the fabric commitment not to use animal fur.

As a way of life, “vegan” fashion has been integrated into the mainstream and promoted the development of innovative fabrics by fashion designers on the market.

Leanne Mai-lay Hilgart, founder of Vaute Couture, and Stephanie Nicora, founder of Nicora Shoesu, said that in the future, more and more venture capital and institutional organizations will join the “vegan” fashion industry. Bianca Moran, founder of Susi Studio, revealed that the brand is currently using a new line of new fabrics called "Piñatex".

It is reported that Piñatex is a kind of leather made of pineapple, which is used to replace the recycled plastic used in the production of "vegan" shoes. Piñatex can also be used in garment production. Coincidentally, Delikate Rayne used mushroom leather as a biodegradable alternative to waterproof suede.

Therefore, these innovative technologies not only promote the improvement of brand design fabrics, but also attract various fashion investors. Stephanie Nicora said: "Good-looking products can really attract consumers. But if a brand wants to be really bigger and stronger, it will definitely rely on high technology."

Leanne Mai-layHilgart has also been named "the most influential designer" by PETA. She said: "Over the years, the brand has received early research and development funding through development customers. Currently Vaute Couture investors will be the brand in the Midwest. The regional clothing factory provides funding. Vaute Couture, the world's first 'vegan' brand, will also use recycled carpet fibers to make swimwear and recycled plastic bottles for satin gowns. For brands, the most extravagant investment is innovation. ."