The Manhattan Vintage Show recently showcased a notable surge in interest and demand for fur, contradicting the long-standing anti-fur movement's influence. Owner Amy Abrams anticipated a 'fur-a-palooza' as shoppers flocked to booths filled with furs amid plummeting January temperatures. This revival is seen in the increased visibility of vintage fur wear, with many attendees like Lulu Dinh showcasing their established collections rather than seeking new acquisitions. The sharp turn in consumer preferences suggests a shift back to embracing fur, challenging previous trends toward fur-free fashion as brands face a pivotal moment in this cycle.
The Manhattan Vintage Show thrived with increased fur demand, reflecting a surprising trend reversal as shoppers embraced fur coats amidst a long-standing anti-fur movement.
Despite decades of protests by groups like PETA, consumers appeared to shift back to traditional luxury, with a surge in retro-fur purchases noted during the event.
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