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Suzanne Rae at NYFW: A Heightened Consciousness
Suzanne Rae has been creating some pretty glorious eco fashions for a few seasons now, and we can’t seem to stop writing about her:
See last year’s F/W collection here
Check out the Eco Chick exclusive photo shoot featuring her designs here
Watch her gorgeous S/S 12 video by Alexandra Roxo here

Her latest collection, shown yesterday at the Box in Lincoln Center as part of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week, was “..inspired by the eternal revolution channeling the spirits of Jim Morrison, Aldous Huxley, and William Blake,” according to the show notes. So our greatest rock ‘n roll poet, a mind-as-world author and poet, and mystical Romantic poet? Beauty described via detail and repeated elements would not be an improper way to describe Suzanne Rae’s collection.

While some of the pieces shown were everywoman wearable, others, like the dress above, were what I like to think of as ‘dress up clothes’ because they remind me of those that are fun to dream about (and show us the designer’s imagination and themes) but aren’t something that seems terribly practical. Then again, maybe what we wear needn’t always be practical! Bring back the peplum and the cape!

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Eco-Chick gets Eairth-y with some Fabulous Phillipino Eco-Fashion
Fashion, evolved interviews Sara Suemae, the founder and designer of the eco-fabulous line SPUN.
Green Cotton says congrats to the D.C. Green Festivals for a terrific eco-fashion show and impressive recycling for 30,000+
The GreenGirls.tv tells us why knockoffs and fakes are a crime of fashion.
The Alternative Consumer has the scoop on natural wrist warmers: tre chic and handmade, a yummy accessory for fall, winter and spring.
Green Grechen shares chic handbags for vegans–100% Vegan Handbags (that you’d actually carry)!
What Are You Tired Of? Tell the World and Make It Change! Victoria Everman has an interview with I’m Tired Of co-founder Dan Hoffman.
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Announcing…the new Blog Association that is heralding the Fashion Revolutio
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I am so pleased to introduce you to the new blog group Eco Chic Weekly. We are a small but rapidly growing group of writers that focus on future of fashion: Sustainability!
The members of Eco Chic Weekly are all dedicated to bringing you viable options to the mass-produced, over worked clothing and beauty that is designed first and foremost for the bottom line.
Eco Fashion is both a industry revolution and a cultural revolution. It is a movement that promotes a higher quality of living for everyone on earth.
Please visit each week for a digest of the best of the best of Eco Fashion Blogging, and spend a few moments commenting on these excellent posts — we love to hear from our readers!
Green Cotton introduces her blog and tells us about her mission of bringing organic and sustainable clothing to the mainstream!
Green Girls Global reports on water wasted in producing denim–and offers some great alternatives!
GreenGirls.tv has a video wrap up of everything on the blog for the past week.
Fashion, Evolved recaps the Project Runway Season 5 Finale (part 1). (Poor Jerrel!)
Eco Chick gives us the scoop on a brand new line of organic body care targeted at teens.
Victoria-E showcases the new line of handbags from Ecoist, a company that uses recycled wrappers; and she includes a special discount for her readers!
Eco Beauty, eco designer, eco style, ecofashion, ethical fashion, ethical style, green clothing, green designer, green style, organic beauty, organic clothing, organic cotton, organic designer, organic fashion, organic style, sustainable clothing, sustainable designer, sustainable fashion, sustainable style, sustinable beautyModern Maillots and More from Meadow
Meadow’s designs are all about the detail, from creatively lined pockets to patterned layers, all presented in modern neutrals and natural (but not boring) tones of green, blue and lavender. The line is designed with fabrics like hemp, Tencel, and bamboo, and while some of the pieces have a vintage feel, plenty of them are body-skimming moderns. Meadow has created both a ready-to-wear line and a swimwear line that’s all about adorable patterns.
You can vote for Meadow in Daily Candy’s Sweetest Things year-end competition. She up against all non-eco designers so cast a vote for the designer who’s Green!

Meadow Compton-Gerrish, the designer of Meadow
I had a quick chat with Meadow via email about her designs and inspirations, and this is what she had to say:
What is the inspiration for your designs?
The inspiration for my designs comes from all things natural, and the quality craftmanship of vintage clothing.
Why ecofriendly fabrics?
Eco-friendly fabrics seems like the best option for me to express my self through fashion without causing harm to our precious Earth. I grew up in the natural food industry and eat all organic so the clothes I design should not compromise the path I want to take towards living a sustainable lifestyle.
What’s your design background?
I have always been a designer and creative person. I was always creating things as a child….while hanging out in my father’s natural food restaurant…..so I wanted to combine those two worlds. I went to Miami International University of Art and Design and graduated with honors. This is my first collection out of design school.
Who are your favorite designers?
Marc Jacobs and stella McCartney.
















