| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 24, 2008 at 9:00 am by Carlie Partridge Flaunt Your Figure with Frei Sometimes, the complexities of fashion boil down to just one word: fit. We've all seen that gorgeous dress, looming in decadent splendor on the botique floor, only to try it on and - flop. Frei Designs aim to provide unparalleled fit, inspired by deep study of the history of dress. With inspiration from current trends and time-tested construction, the pieces are both high-design and wearable. This shows in their hand-dyed creations and elegant embellishment. This deep ruby dress from their Fall 2008 collection borrows some elements from 19th century design but adds relaxed, gentle volume for a modern fusion. The result is uncommon - and fitting. Related Posts ↓ |
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| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 23, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge 'Organic Fashion for Sinners Everywhere' So states the playful tagline of a hot eco fashion house. Eco designer Twice Shy pays homage to the world's first fashion icons: Adam and Eve. Likely feeling quite shy indeed, clad only in those fig leaves, these two iconic muses set the stage for a model of sustainable fashion. ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 10, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge Happy Goats and Sheep at Izzy Lane Fine wools and cashmeres have always been synonymous with luxury and the most haute fashions. Unfortunately, these garments do not always come from a cruelty-free production process. Izzy Lane's magnificently feminine wool and cashmere pieces are part of an ethical line of production, starting with ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 9, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge Goodybe Turtleneck, Hello Cowl The high cowl-neck style is a timeless emblem of sophistication. From sleeveless to sweater-dress, cowls are popping up all over the eco-fashion world - and you don't have to worry about itchy fabrics against your neck. The new breed of cowls come in sikly smooth bamboos, organic cashmeres, cottons and recycled blends. Here's a handful ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 8, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge The Lux Side of Carbon Neutral Fashion FIN seeks to define Eco Lux. The definition, of course, requires the inclusion of the finest of eco and fair trade fabrics including ethical baby alpaca and wild handspun silk. Eco Lux also requires 100% carbon neutrality throughout production processes. From their design ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 4, 2008 at 9:00 am by Carlie Partridge Record Breaking Jewelry I sometimes wear my music, but usually it's just the iconic white earbuds of an i-pod. With Vling! earrings and pendants, I can now wear my music in the form of reclaimed vinyl records. Because of the cutting process and the fact that the grooves are unique on each records (literally), each ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 2, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge B.C. Beauty Nixxi of British Columbia brings a different type of Island vibe to eco-fashion. The islands of British Columbia are rugged, gorgeous enclaves of untouched nature. That's how Nixxi would have it stay. All of Nixxi's clothing is inspired by the time-swept islands of British Columbia, and ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Sep 1, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge Ideo and the Cotton Revolution Ideo is the brainchild of former Lacoste (those ubiquitious alligators-on-polo-shirts) designer Antoinette Giorgi. By formulating a line around a solid base of shirts, Ideo has updated everything with an "ecofunky vibration". Gone are the alligator insignias, having made ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Aug 29, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge Flirting for the Earth Even Mother Nature likes to get a little bit flirty. Designer Lav & Kush tout themselves the "flirt of sustainable fashion". In Hindu mythology, Lav and Kush are the protectors of the forest. Lav & Kush designers do their part through a 100% sustainable textile line of ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |
| FASHION / ECOSALON HOME Aug 26, 2008 at 5:00 am by Carlie Partridge Message in a Bottle The Rust Belt company makes jewelry sourced from 100% reclaimed materials. The jewelry comes packaged in reclaimed glass bottles - but probably won't be spending too much time inside them. The designers know how to grace your neck and ear with delicate, fluid designs. The ...Read More Related Posts ↓ |