Peta UK has welcomed Queen Camilla’s decision not to add any more fur to her wardrobe. Thus, she follows in the footsteps of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who made this decision in 2019.
A big and expected change in her wardrobe. Queen Camilla, who until recently used to wear animal fur pieces, has decided not to add any more new pieces to her collection. The information was confirmed by Peta, which said it was “delighted to receive the long-awaited confirmation from Buckingham Palace that Queen Camilla will not be buying fur for her wardrobe”.
“We’re toasting Queen Camilla with the finest claret, her drink of choice, for being a true queen and standing with the 95% of Britons who also refuse to wear animal fur,” the release said in a press release published in 2024. on May 15.
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King Charles III’s wife cautiously switched to faux fur after being repeatedly criticized on the subject. In 2009 on a tour of Canada with a stole with a rabbit, and in 2010 at a service in Sandringham where he wore a dress. Vintage Philip Treacy fox fur hat. However, we don’t know if Queen Camilla will continue to wear the pieces she already owns.
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By Elizabeth II in 2019
Although she wore fur frequently throughout her reign, the late Queen Elizabeth II also decided not to add any new fur to her wardrobe in 2019. will be used to keep him warm,” his dresser wrote in her memoirs.
However, Peta regrets that real fur is still used for the king’s guard. “This decision makes the MoD’s use of real bear fur for Royal Guard helmets even more absurd and disconnected,” the association said in a press release.
Source: Le Figaro
