FYI, the British label has never used fur for its clothing and accessories before.

Ahead of&nbsp;its Autumn/Winter 2019 collection on 17th&nbsp;February during London Fashion Week, Victoria Beckham has just declared a ban on exotic skins for all her namesake label&#39;s collections.

Ever since the British label founded, it has never used fur for the production of its clothing as well as&nbsp;accessories line, and it is now officially halting the use of exotic skins, starting from A/W 2019 collection.

According to a statement from Victoria Beckham, the decision not only&nbsp;reflects the label&#39;s vision but also the wishes of its client.

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Following the announcement, PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) UK&#39;s director Elisa Allen has also made a response to Victoria Beckham&#39;s eco-fashion movement:

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&quot;Victoria Beckham&#39;s decision to ban exotic skins will spare countless remarkable animals immense suffering&nbsp;and PETA UK calls on other luxury brands to follow her kind examplecall on other fashion houses to follow the kind example.&quot;

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Follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/victoriabeckham/" target="_blank">@victoriabeckham </a>on Instagram for more updates about its&nbsp;Autumn/Winter 2019 collection.

Victoria Beckham declares ban on exotic skins

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