An Eco Eye on Fall Florals

Floral patterns have come a long way since the days of Laura Ashley. They’ve been flooding the runways for both spring and fall for years now, so instead of turning my nose up, I decided to embrace the trend and find some beautiful eco options. Here are my top picks from what I’ve previewed thus far this season.
Linda Loudermilk Tiered Ruffle Blouse: the bright, bold conservatory colors and layered sleeveless style would work well under a sharp black blazer. Pair it with wool trousers as shown here and you’ll hit two fall trends in one outfit.
Edun Requiem Dress: this silk shift in a Japanese-inspired print is a perfect date dress. Effortlessly chic, you’ll be comfortable and look fabulous all night.
Alchem1st Darlene Jacket and Skirt in Batik: uncompromisingly feminine, the tailored cut of this matching floral set harkens back to “Ëœ60s pop art styles. The organic fabric and natural indigo dyes make this a perfect eco outfit.
Stewart + Brown Charcoal Day Dress: An organic staple, this Stewart + Brown number is great for layering. Worn over sweaters and leggings as shown here, you’ll stay toasty on crisp fall days.
Lav & Kush Sheer Floral Blouse: Carlie turned us onto this Lav & Kush dark floral number in her Flirting for the Earth post and I couldn’t help touting it again here.
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