Would the slow, bloody death of an alligator put you off the most desirable bag in the world? If you're Jane Birkin, the answer is yes.
The actress and muse has requested that luxury fashion house Hermès rename its iconic crocodile Birkin bag after she read PETA's report of cruel slaughtering practices.
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See you later, gator? British singer and actress Jane Birkin, the force who inspired Hermes' beloved, classic Birkin bag, has requested that the luxury French brand remove her name from the in-demand, lustworthy purse.
According to Yahoo! News, Birkin has asked Hermes to disassociate her specifically from its crocodile-skin handbag, after learning of how it's created.