In 2018, Italy's global iconic luxury house committed to stop using animal skins in its pieces, especially kangaroo skins – their star material. Versace has been at the forefront of fashion and luxury houses, promoting the cause of responsible luxury.

1. RISE OF
RESPONSIBLE
LUXURY
- VERSACE
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2.  In 2018, the global iconic luxury house from Italy made a commitment to stop using animal
skins in its pieces, especially kangaroo skins – which were their star material.
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3.  Donatella Versace herself said – “Didn’t feel right killing animals to make
fashion and began the journey of the brand to introspect their work in order to
record what the life cycle of all the brand’s products was like and various ways
to improve as well as optimize processes for a greener future”.

4. One of their initiatives now also includes participating in the working group of the
sustainability of Carrera Nazionale Della Moda Italiana (CNMI) to approve standards
on chemical safety – as their website states.

5. FROMWASTETOTREASURE
Creating Eco-Conscious Kid
A new version ofVersace upcycle is made from unused production
and recycled material
Image source: Versace

6. “For the Met Gala, Versace decided to make a dress that is
entirely sustainable throughout the supply chain to support and
encourage what should be a crucial behavior in the fashion
world and in the world in general.”- Versace

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MBA in Luxury and Fashion Management
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