PETA targets exotic skins at London Fashion Week London September 17, 2021 Bodypainted as a snake on a bloody surface, The Only Way Is Essex star Chloe Ross helped PETA cause a stir on the first day of London Fashion Week. Ross held a handbag-shaped sign with the message Bin Snakeskin: Let Snakes Live. The action aims to urge designers and fashionistas to ditch cruelly produced items made from the skins of exotic animals. September 17, 2021 at Somerset House, Strand, London, England, UK.
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Recording Date: Sep 18, 2021
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PETA targets exotic skins at London Fashion Week London September 17, 2021 Bodypainted as a snake on a bloody surface, The Only Way Is Essex star Chloe Ross helped PETA cause a stir on the first day of London Fashion Week. Ross held a handbag-shaped sign with the message Bin Snakeskin: Let Snakes Live. The action aims to urge designers and fashionistas to ditch cruelly produced items made from the skins of exotic animals. September 17, 2021 at Somerset House, Strand, London, England, UK.
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