CFDA Chief’s Runway Intervention Roils NYFW COS Show

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During New York Fashion Week, CFDA CEO Steven Kolb restrained two PETA protesters at the COS runway show, a moment captured on video that Kolb later called inappropriate and said security should have handled. Eyewitnesses and protesters described a tense scene as security appeared scarce and the protesters were escorted out; PETALink framed the action as reflecting violence in wool production, while the CFDA and COS noted disruptions should be addressed by security professionals.
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- Fashion council president grabs PETA protester at New York Fashion Week NBC News
- PETA Protest at NYFW Turns Into Physical Altercation With CFDA Executive The New York Times
- Fashion Week honcho manhandles protesters during runway ruckus The Washington Post
- PETA Activists to Pursue Criminal Charges Against CFDA's CEO Steven Kolb WWD
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