Oscar de la Renta Coyote Boots

by Marsha Reid (RSS feed)
Feb 9th 2009 at 3:03PM

The winter season does not seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. It feels like winter has just begun for some of us across the US and London. I suppose the bitter cold, windy, chilly and snowing days allows us to keep rocking our winter gear in style. Although these coyote boots by Oscar de la Renta may not be ideal for a snowstorm, they certainly will look unbelievably amazing with a pair of tight fitting dark jeans, a loose yet long beige cashmere sweater as you sit by a warm fireplace in a snow lodge. Yeah - they're those kind of boots. Price $798.

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just me Feb 9th 2009 4:07PM

What the hell does, "there those kind of boots." mean?

shieldsbrown Feb 9th 2009 7:34PM

Fur. Disgusting.

don't getit Feb 9th 2009 8:45PM

Nothing makes me feel more glamorous than dead animal skin...its funny how the moron in the article tries to match the cadaver with the outfit...real classy.

Cliff Feb 9th 2009 10:16PM

I once saw a tv show of how they get the fur from the animals. It was a tv show about burlington coat factory selling coats with dog fur on the collars. Well this is going to be pretty straigt forward so if you are queezy please dont read the rest of this post.
They put a leash on the dog (a german shepard) and the dog though it was going for a walk or something, since his tail was wagging. Well, they tied the least to a post and lifted the dogs rear leg and started de-skinning him right there while he was still alive. Now doesnt that make you want to rush right out and buy something made of fun? Does it matter if it is a dog, mink or coyote? It would take a special person to have that job of de-skinning animals for someones idea of luxury!
So think about that the next time you buy something with fur on it.

Bill Feb 10th 2009 1:55PM

Those barbaric practices you mentioned are actually rather limited - mostly to China, as far as I know. So, please don't think that everyone in the industry skins animals alive.

Marsha Reid Feb 9th 2009 11:15PM

wow - don't getit - thanks for the constructive criticism.

Fur Is In Feb 9th 2009 11:33PM

Very chic and hott!

This will go great with my sable coats I bought a month ago. Then again, it's a month old, so I think it's time for trashing it and buying a new one. Gotta stay with the times.

Canine cashmere seems interesting...

Damn dogs are barking up a storm. BRB