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Going Faux With Fur: Brands Turn To Ethical, Cruelty-Free Fashion

If you haven't seen it already you will: the faux fur craze that is taking over retailers at all price points this season.
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If you haven’t seen it already, you will: the faux fur craze that is taking over retailers at all price points this season. Long, short, colorful and spotted cruelty-free fashion is in.

Here & Now‘s Robin Young speaks with Kym Canter, CEO and creative director of , about her decision to create a faux fur brand.

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