This was posted on rockymountainnews.com:


"This is L.A., after all, where the stars are just itching to say something profound.

Eager to join in their quest, I attended the Fur Free party that followed the Rock & Republic show. The event, held to promote the anti-fur movement, had hordes of stars signing an anti-Dolce & Gabbana petition - the designers use baby-seal fur in some of their couture creations.

The entertainment was interesting. As guests entered the venue, the Beverly Hills High School cheerleaders performed anti-fur cheers ("Hey! Ho! Fur use has got to go!")

And then, while vegan sandwiches, sushi and chocolate chip cookies were passed around and liquor flowed freely from the open bar, I watched as the celebs partied around me. Who was there? Hosts Jennie Garth, Rachael Leigh Cook, Chynna Phillips (with mom Michelle), Ashley Scott and Amy Smart were joined by Danny Masterson, Tangi Miller, Dream and Daryl Hannah, who got wild on the dance floor."

Here is the link to the full article:

http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/lifestyles_columnists/article/0,1299,DRMN_4537_1874072,00.html

-TR

Cool She sure didn't mention Rachael much though Looking forward to the pictures from this event, if there will be any

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It was held a while ago wasnt it?

Those pictures with her in a black suit in front of a pink background. Or is this another fur free party?

-Samsun

http://www.geocities.com/samsunrlc

The article was writen April 10, 2003.Here is an anouncement from a few weeks ago I belive that's where the article is from. So.. yeah i think its a new event

o.0-=GeeK=-0.o

Here is an article from the NY Post that might give a bit more info and answer some questions.

"April 11, 2003 --

Los Angeles Fashion Week, now run by IMG's 7th on Sixth same as ours, came into its own this season.

Among the highlights: On April 2nd at the Clean / Fur Free party at Smashbox hosted by Rachael Leigh Cook, Amy Smart, Chynna Phillips, Jennie Garth and Anna Getty, dozens of people signed a letter to Dolce & Gabanna asking them to stop using seal fur in their collection.

According to the group, the Canadian commercial seal hunt is now the "largest slaughter of marine mammals anywhere in the world" and D&G is in effect clubbing baby seals to death. We'll see how the Italian designers respond."

http://www.nypost.com/business/56407.htm

-TR