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Angelina Jolie's Chinchilla Poncho is Fake Fur

April 13, 2009 
by:
 Bridget Daly

Don’t worry PETA! You can put your stash of red paint and powder away, because Angelina Jolie is still an animal lover. She was recently photographed on the set of her movie Salt, wearing a chinchilla poncho and a matching Russian-style hat.

That was enough to send PETA into a frenzy. But movie execs were quick to defend the costume choice. They released a statement to the animal rights group ensuring them that it was faux fur. Rather than chinchilla, they said it was “synchilla.”

PETA breathed a big sigh of relief, taking to their blog to thank Angie for still committing to being anti-fur. We suppose she’s changed her ways in the last couple of years. Because according to Us Weekly, Jolie was spotted with son Maddox at the Edwards-Lowell fur boutique in Beverly Hills in November 2007.

It’s just easier for celebs to be anti-fur these days because PETA doesn't mess around if they do spot a celebrity wearing fur. And, like in Angie’s case, the faux material looks just like the real thing anyway!
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Reader Comments
2:32AM 04/20/09 nikapika
When I read this I wonder why we never see articles on celebrities caught eating veal steaks or wearing leather coats. I mean, if we go around killing cattle for leather and steaks and see nothing morally wrong in that, why it is immoral to wear fur. I eat meat, and wear leather and silk… and yes, I also like wearing fur. Real fur is a sustainable source and therefore much better for environment than faux fur which is made from petroleum. It is also beautiful, soft and it is one of the warmest fabrics in the world. The fur I wear has the Origin Assured label (www.originassured.com) that assures me that the fur comes from a country with strict regulations governing fur production. Nika Pika, www.nikapika.com
5:39AM 04/19/09 naomi0907
Looks real to me.
5:27AM 04/17/09 nikapika
When I read this I wonder why we never see articles on celebrities caught eating veal steaks or wearing leather coats. I mean, if we go around killing cattle for leather and steaks and see nothing morally wrong in that, why it is immoral to wear fur. I eat meat, and wear leather and silk… and yes, I also like wearing fur. Real fur is a sustainable source and therefore much better for environment than faux fur which is made from petroleum. It is also beautiful, soft and it is one of the warmest fabrics in the world. The fur I wear has the Origin Assured label (www.originassured.com) that assures me that the fur comes from a country with strict regulations governing fur production. Nika Pika, www.nikapika.com
0:02AM 04/16/09 stirfry
Salt looks like it is going to suck.
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