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Victoria Beckham Starts A New Trend
At the pre-Oscar party, the former Spice Girl, made a style statement with her trademark shades, a thick brown flux fur jacket, skinny jeans and Louboutins.
The whole idea of Posh, on sporting the flux fur, was an attempt to send across the message to avoid the usage of original animal fur. An message to save the wildlife.
"It's wonderful to see [faux fur on] someone of her position in the industry. Celebrities start almost all trends in fashion. She's so influential, so people like her at the top of their industry make all the difference. Most of the celebrities are people that care a lot about animals. I think and I hope it was really the idea and the concept of what it could do that got them excited about it," said Jaclyn Sharp, founder of flux fur company.
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