While Jennifer Lopez usually seems to do no wrong, she's recently getting the third degree from PETA — and basically, everyone that doesn't support killing animals for the sake of fashion — for strutting around with a crocodile skin purse.
While Jennifer Lopez usually seems to do no wrong, she's recently getting the third degree from PETA — and basically, everyone that doesn't support killing animals for the sake of fashion — for strutting around with a crocodile skin purse.
And otherwise, there would have been no cause for concern. But Jennifer had a Hermes Himalaya Birkin crocodile bag hanging off her arm.
“Jennifer has stooped to a new fashion Lo with this blood-soaked ensemble," PETA’s Director of International Programmes said.
The Hermes’ Birkin collection is named after actress and singer Jane Birkin.
But even Jane Birkin was weary about standing behind this collection.
Of course, this may or may not even be true.
This is Jane Birkin btw. For those of you who need to put a face to the name.
They also claimed to have cut ties with that particular farm, where the footage took place.
The farm workers would “thrust rods down the animals’ spines” while they are still alive in a “hideously painful” way.
The director went on to encourage Jennifer to follow the lead of fashion designers that have chosen the cruelty-free route.
Birkin bags cost upward of $100,000.
Mariah Carey is another culprit.
She said that Floyd Mayweather actually gifted her with a crocodile skin Birkin bag.
Safe to say that PETA is definitely not a J-Lo fan.
Jen has been known to wear a fur coat or scarf every now and then.
But nothing gets by PETA.
This person makes a very solid point, I'll give them that!
It's pretty wild that people like J-Lo are out here spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on purses, only to be ridiculed, while a large part of the world's population lives in poverty and even squalor.
She has very expensive taste it seems.
Do you think that she should consider following in the footsteps of designers like Victoria Beckham, who've vowed to remain cruelty-free?