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Fur fashion history: period of the 2nd World War - 0 views

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amifur on 02 Feb 15

During the 2nd World War international trade was forbidden in most of the countries, making influence on fur fashion as well. The countries which had previously imported fur, in order to satisfy the market demand, during the said period had to resort to their own resources. For instance, in Italy leopard fur was replaced by rabbit, sheep, beaver fur and even certain types of mouse fur. The situation in France and England was similar. Thus, fur fashion also had to transform and adapt to the changed social and political situation; still, we cannot say that fur fashion in Europe decreased. At that hardship time women still remained feminine and they still wanted to perk. It is only that fur coats were replaced by other garments, such as wool coats which were trimmed with fur cuffs and collars.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">During the 2nd World War international trade was forbidden in most of the countries, making influence on fur fashion as well. The countries which had previously imported fur, in order to satisfy the market demand, during the said period had to resort to their own resources. For instance, in Italy leopard fur was replaced by rabbit, sheep, beaver fur and even certain types of mouse fur. The situation in France and England was similar. Thus, fur fashion also had to transform and adapt to the changed social and political situation; still, we cannot say that fur fashion in Europe decreased. At that hardship time women still remained feminine and they still wanted to perk. It is only that fur coats were replaced by other garments, such as wool coats which were trimmed with fur cuffs and collars.</div>

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