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Natalie Portman Selling Vegan Shoes

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Natalie Portman has created a new line of women's shoes that are made entirely synthetic materials, and are not made from any animal parts. Many of the shoes are made out of fake leather, and 100% of the profits are going to The Nature Conservancy.

The new shoes feature pumps and among others and cost around $250. Natalie said her love for animals and
the environment is led her to work with the Te Casan
design team to produce the new line of shoes.

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