To this day I don't wear fur. Although I don't have anything against people wearing it as I believe it's totally a personal choice. There is, however, one thing about fur I can't deny - it's making a comeback, and in a major way.

My outfits and posts have been very simple recently, in part due to my hectic schedule. I apologise if they haven't been super elaborate and detailed, but I guess that makes them more wearable day-to-day anyway!

So, it seems PETA have gone ape shit on the Olsen twins dubbing them Hairy-Kate and Trashly Trollsen. All because they just launched a bag costing ...

The British high street has long harboured questionable copyright morals. Today, perusing Zara is like walking around Liberty in some strange parallel universe where everything looks the same but is about a tenth of the price. J-brand-esque ankle-zip jeans for £30 anyone?

No one wears fur quite like Kate Moss. After showcasing some of her collection on her birthday earlier this month, the supermodel was hard to miss in ...

Kate Moss celebrated her 38th birthday on Monday. ...

I won't bore you with too many of the trend details here - let's face it, most of you will just want to look at the pictures - suffice to say that faux fur is where it's at for responsible winter chic with labels from the hautest designers to the ends of the High Street producing versions that range from the 'It looks real, I'm sure it's real, that can't be a fake' to cuddly teddy bear fun.

I absolutely love the Snow Leopard, Night Owl and Polar Bear SpiritHoods styles and it seems I'm not alone - celebrity supporters spotted out in them include Jessie J, Alice Dellal and Ellie Goulding as well as panda fan and hot fashion property, Nicola Formichetti.