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Marina Abramovic and Ulay: Because We Never Stop Loving Silently Those We Once Loved Out Loud
The video below, of artist Marina Abromovic meeting a former lover, Ulay, brought tears to my eyes.
Articles by: Starre Vartan
Fair Fashion
Joe Fresh Destroys Brand New Clothes: This is Fast Fashion
I opened the bag and it was filled with new clothes (with tags, see above and below), that had been shredded. Brand new clothes.
HomeSoul
Are Carpets Unhealthy? Many Harm Indoor Air Quality: There Are Nontoxic Options
The typical carpet, made from petroleum-based synthetic fibers, contains dozens of chemicals and gases, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other potential toxins.
Fair Fashion
Sylvia Heisel Fall/Winter 2013 Collection is Literally Brilliant in the Face of Darkness
Sylvia Heisel’s eponymous line is inspired by and rooted in the realized potentials of materials.
Fair Fashion
Animal Scarves with a Deep Message from Artist Ying Wu by Sportsmax
“If you look closer, you start to realize that there is a whole other dimension that brings you back to a starker reality.”
Health Is Beauty
Best Natural BB Cream for Travel: Eco-Chick Tested
This BB cream really does it all—which is what you need when on the road (when I don’t wear any other makeup); moisturizer, sun protection and skin-evener all in one natural product.
Fair Fashion
M. Patmos NYFW F/W 2013: Aristocratic Nomad
The bourgeois, eccentric lady of the house who borrows pieces from her husband’s closet…
HomeSoul
Objekten’s Intelligent Ecology: Sustainable Design to Buy Once
The company’s pieces have a sustainable aspect to them, and they are all made to counter cheap, poorly made stuff that only lasts a few years.
HomeSoul
Automatically Save Energy (and Money!) in Your Home, Easy Peasy!
Home automation may indeed be the next big trend in what consumers can do today to stand up for the environment.
Fair Fashion
Suzanne Rae at New York Fashion Week F/W 2013: Minimalist, Humble, Cool
The designer, Suzanne Rae Palaez, uses a mix of sustainable and conventional materials, and 100% of her production takes place in NYC’s garment district.
