The best thing we’ve learned in the year and a half we’ve been publishing our eco-friendly fashion column is that making good clothing choices doesn’t mean sacrificing style.
Obviously. In the final installment of Obviously.ca’s Green Guide to Style, we’ve compiled our ultimate five tips for truly greening your closet.
Still searching for the perfect prezzie for the fashion-conscious man in your life?
Hoping to round out your wish list with a few sustainably made goodies?
Take inspiration from our holiday gift guide for guys, filled with great gift ideas that are both fashion-forward and eco-friendly. (Check out our
previous post for gift ideas for girls.)
Still searching for the perfect prezzie for the fashionista in your life?
Hoping to round out your wish list with a few sustainably made goodies?
Take inspiration from our holiday gift guide for girls, filled with great gift ideas that are both fashion-forward and eco-friendly. (Check back next week for our gift ideas for guys.)
Wicked winter weather can wreak havoc on even the most resilient skin. Hydrating your face and body is important year-round, but essential during the winter months when we’re vulnerable to damage from Ontario’s cold climes. We’ve put together our best suggestions to help you keep your glow in the snow this season.
Topics: biofuels, Brazil, WWF, DDT, glaciers, penguins, species, biodiversity, China, plastic bags, fashion
Topics: Bush, greenhouse gas emissions, plastic, fashion, gas, oil, bisphenol A
It’s official - it’s fashionable to be green. The opening show of New York Fashion Week next month will seem just like any other – with models strutting down the runway for big name designers, celebrities filling the front row and a frenzy of frocks backstage – but there’ll be one exception. Every garment shown in the kick-off to fashion’s biggest week will be made from recyclable, sustainable and earth-friendly fibres.
With last week’s unofficial start of winter blasting into Ontario, we were all rummaging around in our closets for snow boots, winter hats and mittens. Many of us probably felt a twinge of guilt as we slipped into last year’s (animal skin) Uggs (ugh!).
Wouldn’t most of us love to live in a climate suited to wearing loincloths and fig leaves every day? Talk about being one with nature. Thankfully, there are plenty of alternatives to the chemical-laden, pesticide-sucking cotton and nylon skivvies found at most generic retailers.
Scouring for vintage treasures should no longer be the exclusive domain of angst-y hipsters looking for cheap retro tees. Reclaiming old cast-offs helps reduce the garment industry’s reliance on polluting synthetics and the energy needed to manufacture them.
Making eco-friendly clothing choices no longer means sacrificing style. Get inspired and expand your closet with a conscience while keeping your cool with our Green Guide to Style. We’ll show you where to find the hottest trends with a planet-friendly perspective - and make you forget that old stereotype of a patchouli-drenched hippie in a burlap sack. Women’s Fall Fashions.
Making eco-friendly clothing choices no longer means sacrificing style. Get inspired to expand your closet with a conscience and keep your cool with our Green Guide to Style. We’ll show you where to find the hottest trends with a planet-friendly perspective.
We live in a fashionable world. Everybody wants to look good. Everyone wants to look cool. The question is, what’s the cost to all this good-looking?
Canadian website brings eco-friendly bags right to your front door.
Now that GREEN is the new BLACK, be on the lookout for bamboo, hemp and soy off-the-rack and on the runway for spring ‘07.
Leonardo Dicaprio graces the cover of Vanity Fair’s second ‘green’ issue with Knut, the Polar Bear cub.
Earth is in the dumper. Time to get your fash on.
It’s possible that the shirt on your back is causing global warming. Are you cool with that?
It’s Tuesday night and the Berkeley Church is packed with THUGs, which, is exactly how WWF-Canada wants it.
