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Wardrobe Envy: Australia’s Best-Dressed Vegan Revealed

After scouring the country for fashionistas who are as compassionate as they are stylish, PETA has crowned Australia’s Best-Dressed Vegan of 2017.

Perth entrepreneur Kahla Dowler received the honour for her impressive array of sophisticated outfits – which are completely free of animal-derived materials.

At 23 years old, she’s passionate about staying on trend without harming a hair on a single animal’s head.

And she’s not the only person whose style is compassionate chic. Last year, she launched her own online store, Kahla & Eco Vegan Boutique, which ships elegant outfits free of angora, fur, leather, silk, and wool to customers in Australia and around the world.

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“Fashion is about more than just looking good – it’s a statement about who we are. And I chose vegan fabrics because I love animals”, she says. “I love helping other women make more compassionate choices for their wardrobes.”

Her on-trend outfits show that dressing to the nines without hurting animals has never been easier.

“When I saw for myself that animals – not very different from our dogs and cats – are being tortured and killed needlessly for fashion, I told myself that this is my purpose in life, to help put a stop to it”, she adds. “I feel good every day knowing I am part of this positive shift in the fashion industry.”

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So what are her predictions for fashion trends in 2017?

“Vegan fashion is the way of the future, and we’re going to be seeing a lot more faux fur and vegan leather this year”, she notes. “I love brands like Stella McCartney, but also discovering unique pieces in op shops. At the moment I am loving minimalist styling using colours like dove grey and nude with a touch of gold accessories.”


We encourage fashionistas everywhere to take a leaf out of Kahla’s lookbook and choose beautiful, compassionate designs for which animals aren’t killed.

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