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Green Gift Ideas at Kir DeVries

Filed under: Stores We Love, Gift Guides, Green Fashion

green gift ideas like Earthlust stainless steel water bottles at Kir DeVriesWe love all of the amazing gift ideas at Kir DeVries. They've got so many great eco-friendly gift options like stainless steel water bottles, reusuable bags for grocery shopping and produce, and cute lunch boxes and totes, not to mention cool stuff for the home and clothing and accessories for men, women and kids. We're already in the process of setting up a gift registry on their site to forward to friends & family as a hint about our own holiday wish list.

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People Tree's ethical runway show

Filed under: Runway Trends, Clothing, Green Fashion

People Tree, a pioneer in the world of eco-conscious fashion, held a swanky runway show in the hip London club Whiskey Mist at Zeta last night, and it wasn't only the clothing that was held to ethical standards. People Tree chose to use models from Quintessentially Models, an agency that "takes an ethically-based approach to model management refusing to represent any 'size zero' models."

Don't think for a second, though, that this was a bunch of chubby hippies looking at tie-dye t-shirts. People Tree's Autumn/Winter 2008 is full of trendy dresses, tops, and capes. Check out the gallery to see a sampling of styles.

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Bindi Irwin's eco-fashion range

Filed under: Clothing, Celebrities with Style, Kids and Babies, Green Fashion


Bindi Irwin is one busy kid. Between TV shows, albums, public appearances, and spending time at the Australia Zoo, it's hard to imagine she has time for anything more. However, as we reported earlier this year, she has her own eco-friendly clothing line, and it looks like she's now launching another eco-fashion line.

Bindi's new line, RENEW, is a "restore the planet" line made from only second-generation cotton. According to Bindi's peeps, second-generation cotton is better than organic cotton for a couple of reasons -- it creates less pollution and it uses less energy and water. Crikey -- who knew?

Bindi Wear

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Red Hot Ruby ethically produced t-shirts

Filed under: Style in the News


Red Hot Ruby
is a UK based store that offers ethically produced t-shirts for men and women. They encapsulate the "kitsch appeal good old British seaside with a little bit of 1950s Americana thrown in for good measure."

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Wet Seal shows love for Mother Earth

Filed under: Style in the News


This might be the clearest case of "green washing," we've ever seen. Wet Seal has a line of eco-fashion, that's not actually made with any organic or sustainable materials.

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On the scene: Use sex, get votes!

Filed under: Style in the News


Now hipsters can use sex to sway political opinion -- just like the grown-ups! [Damn I Like That!]

Save $15 on purchases over $100 at Bluefly. Sweet. [Budget Fashionista]

Alexander McQueen is way too self-important artistic for schmoozing, celebrities, and promoting himself. So much so, that he hopes Paris Hilton won't show up at the opening of his new LA store. Zing. Kind of. [Catwalk Queen]

A bunch of fully-clothed women freak out like they're suddenly naked in public. It's an ad for Downy Softener, and it's surprisingly funny. [Trend Hunter]

Eco-friendly fashion is lame and expensive. [Second City Style]

Finally! Now women can pee on the go. [Jezebel]

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