The organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (known as PETA) unveiled a strange and collection of controversial clothing that is allegedly 'made' from human skin.
Through their social networks they revealed a parody of the company Urban Outfitters, which they called Urban Outraged and whose main objective is to raise awareness about the consumption of animal skin clothing and practices of this brand.
We recommend:PETA asks Coldplay to offer only vegan food on their tourThrough a web portal, which strongly resembles that of a real online store, they show a series of products, such as bags, skirts, shoes, jackets, dresses, belts, pants, boots, bags, among other products with an aesthetic that alludes to humans. When clicking on any of the products and proceeding with the supposed purchase, something peculiar happens.
So no, this collection is not made from human skin and actually doesn't exist and they don't sell it, but it's an excuse the organization uses to get into the market. user the dilemma of what is good or bad and why it would be correct to tear off the skin of animals only to wear.
In addition, they propose that Urban Outfitters should eliminate all of its animal-derived products. Would you wear clothes made from human skin?
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