Eco Chic Weekly – 14th Sept ‘09

Posted on 14 September 2009

Eco Chic Weekly badgeStart your week with the wonderful Eco Chic Weekly roundup….

Ecco*Eco
Organic by John Patrick – Spring/Summer 2010 collection

Eco Fashion World
Talk about new materials being used in eco fashion

Eco-Chick
MuiChic – Accessories for Autumn

The Eco Diva
5 natural beauty tips (old school style!)

Ethical Style
Justify their fashion love

Feelgood Style
There’s still lead in lipstick but the FDA says it is OK

The Girlie Girl Army
Say leopard print is here to stay.

Green Grechen
Recycled suede pouch from Manimal.

Green Lashes and Fashion

Shows us some great upcycled fashion finds

Greenopia
The best eco jewelry for Fall

HipHonest
Explores recycled textiles Marielle Leenders

Inhabitat
Their top 7 favorite green shoes for Fall

Organic Beauty View
Covers New York Fashion Week!

The Alternative Consumer
Eco fashion’s night out – NYC

The GIN Lady
Esthetica’s showcase of 38 ethical designers

The Green Girls
How to have way too much fun preparing Your green wedding!

Treehugger
Six Fall fashion disasters to avoid.

Eco Chic Weekly is coordinated by the fantastic ADQ of Fashion Evolved.

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This post was written by:

Vicky - who has written 234 posts on Green Girls Global Blog.

Vicky coordinates the GGG blogs and is co-founder of the ethical website design team Make Hay. Make Hay build beautiful, accessible websites and provide a green website hosting service run on wind power. Vicky is involved with a local Fairtrade campaign group and loves crafts, design, animals and nature

2 Comments For This Post

  1. Tobi says:

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  2. Tobi says:

    oh shoot I forgot the link: http://www.madeinliberia.com :)

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