The reality star was seen strutting around Paris yesterday in a pair of $5495 (NZ$6929) Christian Louboutin python boots, the sale of which is banned in her home state of California.
PETA spokesperson Wendy Wegner compared Kardashian to evil Disney character Cruella de Vil for her choice.
"They'd go well with a Dalmatian-fur coat, which is also illegal to sell in California and immoral to sell anywhere else," Wegner told RadarOnline.The animal rights advocacy group is blasting the reality star for wearing thigh-high Christian Louboutin python boots on the streets of Paris on Tuesday.They’d go well with a Dalmatian-fur coat, which is also illegal to sell in California and immoral to sell anywhere else,” says PETA spokesperson Wendy Wegner in a statement to Gossip Cop.PETA and Kardashian have clashed before over her fashion choices.Kim Kardashian is feeling the heat from PETA for wearing snakeskin boots.
The ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ star was seen walking through the streets of Paris on Tuesday in a pair of thigh-high Christian Louboutin python boots.
The fashion item sell for $5,495 and are banned in her home state of California.
A spokesperson for People For The Ethical Treatment of Animals compared her to evil Disney character Cruella de Ville.
Wendy Wegner told RadarOnline: “They’d go well with a Dalmatian-fur coat, which is also illegal to sell in California and immoral to sell anywhere else.”
It’s not the first time the reality TV star had a run in with PETA.
Kim was recently slammed in a giant billboard for wearing fox fur, which resulted in Kim being flour-bombed by a supporter during a red carpet event last March.
According to the California Penal Code Section 653o it is unlawful to import python into California for commercial purposes, to possess with intent to sell, or sell within the state.
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