While the clinic’s role may focus on the medical care and rehabilitation of animals, the use of real-life suffering for a fashion campaign is deeply unsettling. This raises questions about Rombaut‘s ethical stance. The campaign exploits the horse’s suffering, using its vulnerability as an artistic device. This does not align with a truly vegan ethos, which emphasizes the avoidance of all forms of exploitation and cruelty toward animals.

The backlash from the vegan community has been swift, as many see this campaign as clear evidence that Rombaut is not an ethically vegan brand, and are now calling for a boycott. The emotional distress and physical pain experienced by the horse, compounded by the inappropriate use of medical procedures as part of a fashion statement, demonstrate a blatant disregard for the very principles of animal welfare that veganism advocates.

ROMBAUT, along with those involved in the campaign – creative directors Mats Rombaut, Berre Brans, and Victor Vidal-Mar, photographer Marc Souvenir, and the Equitom Clinic staff – are now facing rightful criticism for their part in the exploitation of animals under the guise of fashion.

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Obsession as a word doesn’t quite cut it. These are quite simply the most perfect shoes ever created in the history of time…for me at least. Introducing the Tom Ford Russel Leather High Top Sneaker…in black. Each shoe in the collection is made in Italian workshops over a one week process of stitching, polishing and resting the calfskin leather. They’re not available yet, but they will be very soon.

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