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CThe relationship between fur coats and sharks comes from a design concept inspired by the texture and qualities of the skin of these marine animals. In particular, shark skin is known for its strength and durability, due to the serrated scales called "dentinodes." These scales create a rough surface that, when used as a material for manufacturing clothing, offers a unique look and feel, as well as increased wear resistance. In some cases, shark skin has been used in the making of coats, accessories and other luxury items, due to its exceptional characteristics. Designers who have been inspired by sharks seek to emulate the durability, texture and striking aesthetic of this skin, sometimes using artificial or synthetic materials that mimic those qualities. Thus, the link between fur coats and sharks is not necessarily direct in terms of the original inspiration, but is due to the aesthetic and functional relationship that designers find in the unique characteristics of shark skin.

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The use of shark skin in fashion, especially in coats or luxury items, does not have an exact date of creation, as it has been a gradual process of experimentation with exotic materials. However, the trend of using marine animal skins such as sharks in the fashion industry became more noticeable during the 20th century, when designers began to explore more exotic and luxurious options for their collections. In particular, during the 1980s and 1990s, Jean-Paul Gaultier, a designer famous for his experimental approach with unusual materials, was noted for using exotic skins and striking textures, including shark skin. Although Gaultier was not the first to use this material, his work helped popularize the idea of ​​incorporating the aesthetics and characteristics of shark skin into fashion. Therefore, although the use of sharkskin as an inspiration or material in fashion has older roots, it was in the second half of the 20th century that greater visibility and recognition in haute couture collections really began to emerge.

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'IThe creation of shark-inspired fur coats, or more specifically the use of shark skin in fashion, is the result of a process of adaptation and experimentation with exotic materials. Here I explain how these products were created: Shark Skin Study: Shark skin, especially the outer layer called dermis which has toothed scales known as "dentinodes", is extremely strong and durable. This type of leather is known for its rough texture, which not only has a unique visual appeal, but is also very resistant to wear and tear. Designers looking for innovative, high-quality materials became interested in these properties.'

Shark-inspired fur coats or those made from shark skin were primarily created in Europe during the 20th century, especially in centers of haute couture and luxury design, such as Paris and Milan. These places have been historic in the development and popularization of exotic materials and fashion trends. A key example of this type of design is Jean-Paul Gaultier, who in the 1980s and 1990s incorporated exotic skins into his haute couture collections, including, in some cases, marine skins such as shark skin. Although the "origin" of shark coats cannot be attributed to a single person or place, Paris, as a fashion capital, was an important center in the creation of luxury clothing using rare materials such as shark skin.

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DThere is no specific designer credited with creating shark-inspired fur coats, as the idea of ​​emulating the characteristics of shark skin has developed more generally within the world of fashion and design. However, one of the names most associated with the use of exotic skins, including shark skin, is that of Jean-Paul Gaultier, a famous French designer. Gaultier was known for incorporating unusual and original materials into his collections, and while he didn't necessarily invent the idea of ​​shark-inspired coats, his work with materials like exotic animal skins and textures helped popularize these types of designs in haute couture. .

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LIn conclusion, the inspiration for fur coats in sharks is based on the unique qualities of their skin, such as its resistance and distinctive texture. Although not all coats are made from real sharkskin, designers have been inspired by its characteristics to create materials that mimic its durability and appearance. This relationship reflects how nature influences fashion design, combining functionality, aesthetics and exclusivity in high-quality products.

Shark-inspired fur coats were created as a result of the search for materials that combine durability, resistance and a unique aesthetic. Shark skin, with its rough surface and serrated scales, was noted for being extremely resistant to wear and tear, making it ideal for creating luxury products that could stand the test of time. In the history of fashion, designers sought to emulate these characteristics to offer garments that were not only stylish, but also functional. The inspiration in sharks, therefore, arose both from the need for innovative materials and from the fascination with the exceptional properties of nature. This trend allowed the creation of exclusive, durable and visually striking products, which motivated its adoption in the luxury fashion industry.