The folks at PETA searched through fashion blogs, social media posts and launched a web search inviting vegans with a passion for fashion to highlight their unique style.
Sruti Sethuraman
PETA has now crowned the UK's Best-Dressed Vegan of 2016.
The accolade went to Sruti Sethuraman from London for her impressive wardrobe of vegan friendly outfits-none of which are made from animal products.
She shows off her compassionate fashion choices on her blog Love and Blossoms.
Sruti is mindful to always choose fashion that has not harmed any animals during the production process.
"The idea behind my blog is to inspire stylish dressing without the cruelty of wearing animal skins", she says. "My style is feminine and simple, and I love using colour to brighten up my outfits. I am also planning to launch my own vegan fashion brand soon!"
"Sruti's on-trend outfits show that dressing to the nines without hurting animals has never been easier", says PETA Director of International Programmes Mimi Bekhechi. "We encourage fashionistas everywhere to take a leaf out of her look book and choose beautiful, compassionate designs that don't bleed."
So why wear vegan clothes? Well, on fur farms, animals like foxes, minks and chinchillas are often trapped in small, dirty cages before they are poisoned, electrocuted or skinned alive.
Each year- over one billion animals are slaughtered as part of the world's leather industry.
In the wool industry, there is footage of the mistreatment of the sheep and the exotic skins industry kills millions of snakes, alligators, seals, zebras, and other animals each year.
For more information on vegan fashion, please visit PETA.org.uk.