The Emmys just made history by banning real fur from their red carpet. Now it's time for the Oscars to follow. For decades, animals like mink, foxes, and raccoon dogs have been bred, confined, and killed solely for fashion. Their suffering has long been hidden behind luxury and glamour, but audiences and advocates alike are increasingly rejecting that reality.
Sign the petition urging the Academy Awards to ban real fur from the Oscars red carpet.
As one of the most influential events in global entertainment, the Oscars has the power to set the tone for the entire fashion industry. When celebrities step onto that carpet, designers and brands follow. A fur-free policy would send a clear, powerful message that cruelty is no longer acceptable in fashion.
And while this year's red carpet also featured other controversial animal-derived materials — like feathers — the continued acceptance of fur remains one of the clearest and most urgent issues the Academy can address right now.
The Emmys have already proven that this shift is possible. Their decision marks a turning point toward more ethical standards in entertainment and fashion. The Oscars should not be left behind.
Sign the petition calling on the Academy to ban real fur from the Oscars red carpet and join the growing movement toward cruelty-free fashion.
