Fur

Treasured icons Joanna Lumley, Twiggy and Hayley Mills are calling on Harvey Nichols to rejoin virtually all other UK department stores in banning fur.

Sprinkle of Glitter says, “To me, cats are the most wonderfully loving, sweet animals, and the thought of wearing their fur is awful”.

Outside Somerset House today, three gutsy ladies did exactly that, stripping off to put into practice PETA’s famous slogan “We’d rather go naked than wear fur”!

As London night club Mahiki celebrates the first anniversary of its fur-free policy, we teamed up with the celebrity hotspot to host a fur amnesty night!

It’s been said that fashion is a reflection of your attitude and personality – that it can be a representation of your worldview.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, two PETA France activists made a grand gesture in what is commonly thought of as one of the world’s most romantic cities – Paris.

Sexy Latina Eva Mendes sits down with PETA to talk about why she chose to pose nude for our anti-fur campaign and tells us about her love for animals.

The sexy R&B singer, Jamelia wasn’t afraid to bare her skin for PETA’s anti-fur ad.

Steven Ugoalah dressed as Santa and was joined by two PETA “elves” as he paid Harvey Nichols’ Knightsbridge shop a visit and offered some seasonal business advice.

Soul-singing sensation Paloma Faith uses her celebrated voice to draw attention to the barbaric fur industry and explains why she would never wear real fur.