
They called on the French government to enforce "an immediate reduction in production levels in the sector, knowing that 42 garments were sold per person in France in 2019. "LVMH is the world leader of luxury and has a responsibility when it comes to trends that push the textile industry to constantly renew collection faster and produce more," said Alma Dufour, a group spokesperson.Įxtinction Rebellion, Friends of the Earth and Youth For Climate, in a joint statement said, that about 30 people were involved in organizing the protest, two of whom were arrested. October 5, 2021, 9:23pm View ALL 24 Photos For Ana de Armas, Paris Fashion Week was condensed into a single moment: the Louis Vuitton show at the Louvre, the penultimate runway of the.

The disruption however, hardly interrupted the flow of models who charged down the runway, in a corridor of the Louvre to dramatic organ music punctuated with bell tolls.Īn international network of environmental organizations, Friends of the Earth, later said, it targeted the LVMH-owned label to throw light on the issue of over-consumption, and the negative impact that high-fashion labels have on the environment. Climate activists from the Extinction Rebellion stormed the runway of Louis Vuittons show at Tuesdays Paris Fashion Week to denounce the industrys impact on the environment. Rosalia jumped on the roof of a vintage yellow car and performed in a super-puffer and XXXL track pants, and Colm Dillane came out on stage in a. Getty Chloe Sevigny is seen in the West Village on. Things got heated on the runway at the Louis Vuitton show at the Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday, after climate activists from the group 'Extinction Rebellion' stormed the ramp, to protest the fashion industry's negative impact on the environment.Ī protester walked the ramp holding up a banner that said, "Over-consumption = extinction." The protester was immediately tackled to the ground by security officers present at the venue, but a video recorded by bystanders went viral in minutes. Selena Gomez attends the Louis Vuitton show as part of the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2016/2017 on Main Paris, France.
