美国时装设计师委员会（CFDA）首席执行官Steven Kolb在纽约时装周期间与动物权益保护组织Peta的抗议者发生冲突后宣布辞职1。事件发生在COS品牌秀期间，Kolb被拍到推搡、捂住抗议者的嘴并将其按在地上1。在周二被放假审查后，Kolb最终做出离职决定1。
Kolb在CFDA任职超过20年，其中担任CEO长达15年1。抗议者来自People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals（Peta），包括Mason Melito，他们针对H&M集团旗下COS品牌对羊毛的使用进行抗议1。Melito评价Kolb的行为"完全不合理"1，而Peta USA发言人则指责H&M首席执行官Daniel Ervér应对此事负责1。
Steven Kolb, who led the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) for over 20 years, served as chief executive for 15 of those years and announced his resignation following a physical altercation with animal rights activists during New York Fashion Week.1 The incident occurred on Sunday during a COS brand show, when Kolb was photographed pushing, covering the mouth of, and pinning protesters from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) to the ground.1
The confrontation centered on Peta's opposition to COS, which is owned by H&M Group, over its use of wool.1 Mason Melito, one of the protesters involved, characterized Kolb's actions as "completely uncalled for."1 Kolb was placed on leave on Tuesday to allow for a review of the incident, after which he made the decision to step down.1 A Peta USA spokesperson held H&M chief executive Daniel Ervér responsible for the situation.1
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