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The luxury conglomerate behind Saint Laurent and Balenciaga will no longer use animal fur in any of their brands’ collections.

“By supporting each other and helping those who are most vulnerable among us, we will be able to overcome this crisis,” Creative Director Alessandro Michele said today.

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As we make sense of the conversations, solutions and commitments shared at Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2019, it’s clear that radical measures and collaborative action are more urgent than ever.

With a stable of luxury brands that includes Balenciaga, Saint Laurent and Gucci, the decision marks a major step forward for models’ rights.

The families behind Kering, LVMH, and L’Oreal have pledged to help rebuild the iconic landmark.

After 17 years with the brand.

Men, millennials and Balenciaga are changing the way we engage with luxury fashion.

The fashion rivals are working together to achieve improved working conditions for models everywhere.

For the past two years, the luxury brand has been implementing a complete company turn around that celebrates "ethnic, age, sexual and gender diversity, sexual orientation, and gender identity."

This is the second legal proceeding the designer has entered into with Kering.

The former Saint Laurent creative director is fighting to have his non-compete agreement reinstated.