Green Fashion Hits the Big Screen in Sex and the City 2 (Photos)

The ladies of Sex and the City 2 dressed in elaborate wardrobes; In an equally decadent setting. Credit: HBO via Vogue
Green fashion hits the big screen in Sex and the City 2 amongst the modern, decadent ensembles worn by the likes of Sarah Jessica Parker, <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/file…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Inspiration: Accessories Made With Fallen Leaves and Dry Straws

Photos: SatoriLab.
We’ve been seen plants and natural elements integrate to pretty much everything lately: chairs, fashion accessories, you name it. And although they’re probably more concept than real sustainable solutions for products, they show interesting ways to view natural materials.
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Modo Breaks Out New, 95% Recycled Eyewear. But Are We Impressed?

Image Credit: Earth Conscious Optics
Eyewear company Modo is looking to make a big splash with its new line of green eyeglasses, called ECO- Earth Conscious Optics. For around $130, you can look good and feel better, knowing that your designer eye wear is made from at least 95- if not 100- percent recycled stainless steel and repurposed plastic. Modo is touting the new line as “a radically new approach to eyewear,” which “reinterprets the whole product lifecycle in an environmentally sustainable way.” But they’re certainly <a href="http…Read the full story on TreeHugger

7 Chic Green Fashion Items Celebrities are Wearing Now

Gossip Girl’s Leighton Meester goes incognito in a Stewart & Brown top. Credit: Stewart & Brown
Season after season, celebrities define fashion trends — and since they have VIP-access to styles long before the average consumer, it makes sense that they are dubbed trend-setters. Fortunately, celebs are embracing apparel and accessories designed by green fashion designers, and therefore influencing the buying habits of their fans.
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‘(Re)Fashioning Fiber’ Exhibit Merges Art, Fashion, and the Natural Environment (Photos)
‘(Re)Fashioning Fiber’ exhibit, New York City; Eko-Lab designers Melissa Kirgan, far left, and Xing-Zhen Chung, far right.; Two models in Eko-Lab, center. Credit: Emma Grady
Could simplifying sustainable fashion and art down to a core material evoke a lasting understanding of the connectedness between the environment and everyday life? (Re)Fashioning Fiber: New Horizons in Environmental Art and Fashion certainly suggests so; Fiber plays a leading role in this exhibition curated by environmental textile artist Abigail Doan which opened …Read the full story on TreeHugger

Michelle Lane Launches First Collection of Handmade Cord Jewelry for Summer (Photos)

Credit: Kava Gorna/Interview Magazine
Cord reigns supreme in these tactile treasures made by Michelle Lane Jewelry. The designer, a friend of mine, officially launched her first collection–just in time to tap into summer’s favorite trend: Sailing. Though, it’s misleading to categorize her jewelry as on-trend; They’re not designed to be trendy–or disposable–they’re meant to be worn over and over again–and I ima…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Lauren Bush Launches FEED Guatemala Bags in Bright Ikat Fabrics Made by Artisans

Credit: FEED Projects
Guatemalan artisans helped create Lauren Bush’s latest line of FEED tote bags and zippered pouches, to be sold exclusively at Lord & Taylor–thanks to La Casa Guatemala for sending the news. The traditional handloomed Ikat fabrics were made in collaboration with <a href="http://www.bui…Read the full story on TreeHugger

Personalized Street Grid Stainless Steel Earrings: You Pick the Place

Two years ago I called Fluid Earth “a fabulous mashup of technology, art and design to make what must be the most creative use yet of Google Earth, CNC technology and online shopping.” Now, at the designboom mart I find the same technology applied to street maps. And earrings.
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WOOW Felt Bike Bags Carry the Small Stuff

One of the most interesting areas in any ICFF show is the DesignBoom Marts, an “unprecedented opportunity to meet the young avant-garde and become familiar with their work” Some are crazy and some are just plain cute, like the felt goods from Wendy at WOOW Studios. Felt is all the rage at ICFF, for good reason; it is soft, relatively cheap and very green.(Last year we called it our best of green material of the year)
I particularly liked her bike bags.
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