Wembley Endangered Species 100% Silk Suspenders – Autumn Leaves Pattern

Crafted with 100% silk fabric, burgundy leather button tabs, and vintage CQS West Germany gold-tone adjusters, this collector’s item exudes vintage luxury with a nature-inspired touch. Wembley Endangered Species Collection Burgundy genuine leather Condition: New Length (unstretched): ~47 inches Width: 1.5 inches Powerful wildlife conservation campaign using Wembley Stadium as a dramatic visual: the idea that the world’s entire rhino population could fit inside it — and that if we stop poaching, more could too. This is part of WildAid’s “Whole World” PSA to raise awareness that we could fill Wembley with rhinos if demand for horn stopped . • Imagery & Message: The PSA uses the stadium’s massive capacity as a striking metaphor • Global Ambassadors: Figures like Yao Ming, David Beckham, the Duke of Cambridge, and even rhinos voiced by CGI reinforced the message: with stronger anti-poaching efforts and consumer awareness, we can reverse the trend . So, “Wembley endangered species” isn’t about wildlife living at the stadium — it’s about using Wembley as a symbolic stage to highlight the precarious numbers of endangered rhinos and a powerful rallying cry to end wildlife trafficking. Why Wembley? Wembley holds 90,000 people. That number is nearly equivalent to the global rhino population (around 30,000–50,000 across species), making it a perfect scale to inspire change. What’s the impact? The campaign aims to tackle poaching by reducing consumer demand for rhino horn.