http://eco-chick.com/2007/09/16/ecofashion-in-e-magazine/ Because Mother Earth Is A Woman Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:02:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://eco-chick.com/2007/09/16/ecofashion-in-e-magazine/#comment-520758 Eco-Chick » Blog Archive » ReJEANeration Tue, 09 Oct 2007 14:57:06 +0000 http://eco-chick.com/?p=885#comment-520758 [...] Written by: Courtney Last month, Starre posted about E Magazine’s Eco Fashion spread (still on shelves and definitely worth the $!), which highlighted some seriously stylish new [...] [...] Written by: Courtney Last month, Starre posted about E Magazine’s Eco Fashion spread (still on shelves and definitely worth the $!), which highlighted some seriously stylish new [...]

]]> http://eco-chick.com/2007/09/16/ecofashion-in-e-magazine/#comment-520624 RemyC Tue, 25 Sep 2007 22:47:32 +0000 http://eco-chick.com/?p=885#comment-520624 Shopping all the time? That's if you have the luxury of a disposable income, or an addiction... Most people I know buy clothes when they need them... otherwise just shop as a form of attraction... browse... a day at the mall... like a day at the beach... Besides, clothes never really get thrown away... they all get recycled... either passed down to friends or family members, or to Good Will... clothes last for as long as the fabric lasts... they never really go to waste... old clothes used to be recycled into paper pulp... The real environmental problems are the production of fibers and manufacture. The waning part of the C2C cycle in this instance, I think pretty much takes care of itself, made all the more fun now by events like swap-o-rama which enables you to make brand new clothes from old ones... i read somewhere they are opening a permanent location in brooklyn soon. Besides seasonal is for a reason... fabrics worn in summer are different than those worn in winter. Shopping all the time? That’s if you have the luxury of a disposable income, or an addiction… Most people I know buy clothes when they need them… otherwise just shop as a form of attraction… browse… a day at the mall… like a day at the beach… Besides, clothes never really get thrown away… they all get recycled… either passed down to friends or family members, or to Good Will… clothes last for as long as the fabric lasts… they never really go to waste… old clothes used to be recycled into paper pulp… The real environmental problems are the production of fibers and manufacture. The waning part of the C2C cycle in this instance, I think pretty much takes care of itself, made all the more fun now by events like swap-o-rama which enables you to make brand new clothes from old ones… i read somewhere they are opening a permanent location in brooklyn soon. Besides seasonal is for a reason… fabrics worn in summer are different than those worn in winter.

]]> http://eco-chick.com/2007/09/16/ecofashion-in-e-magazine/#comment-520500 Miranda Wed, 19 Sep 2007 00:30:22 +0000 http://eco-chick.com/?p=885#comment-520500 Reused and natural fibers are great. But the most eco fashion is rejecting seasonal fashion and just wearing your clothes as long as possible, rather than shopping all the time. Reused and natural fibers are great. But the most eco fashion is rejecting seasonal fashion and just wearing your clothes as long as possible, rather than shopping all the time.

]]> http://eco-chick.com/2007/09/16/ecofashion-in-e-magazine/#comment-519126 viggo Mon, 17 Sep 2007 11:40:23 +0000 http://eco-chick.com/?p=885#comment-519126 here's a sneak pre-view of the new for spring 2008 eco fashion collection from chopper couture called rock rhapsody: www.choppercouture.com/108.html here’s a sneak pre-view of the new for spring 2008 eco fashion collection from chopper couture called rock rhapsody: http://www.choppercouture.com/108.html

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