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Thursday, January 28, 2010

Green Chic - Nicole Kidman's eco-chic SAG hair, Tips from stylist Robert Verdi and more!

Factio Magazine gets Nicole Kidman’s 2010 SAG Awards "Beach Hair" with eco-friendly product by David Babaii! Find out which one!

Fashion Pulse Daily
gets some great V-Day suggestions from renowned stylist Robert Verdi!


Guiltless & Glamorous
rounds up the start of the awards season's cruelty-free red carpet fashions!


Home Green
gives you tips on how to switch to a facial thats tough on dirt and easy on the environment


Looking Sharp!
discovers Fancy Clothinga new Pittsburgher designing wares with thrift store finds!


My Beauty Bunny
asks the question - What are parabens and should we be worried about them?


Posh Swaps
talks fashion and sustainability with some useful tips.


Runway To Retail
finds out if H&M is Lying About 'Organic' Cotton Click Here


Shopping and Info
idea for Valentine’s Day Gift ala Angelina Jolie give to charity in the name of your loved one.

Sale Alert! Fendi Sunglasses On Sale at Editors' Closet for Only 48 Hours!

Fendi sunglasses are now available at the Editors' Closet for the next 48 hours! Snag deals while they last.

Up to 80% off on Designer Brands at Editors’ Closet Private Sales Events

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

H&M Lying About 'Organic' Cotton

The German Financial Times, after some testing, has revealed that the large store chain, H&M has been fibbing about their “certified organic” cotton products. Although rumors have been spread about them destroying and throwing out old clothing, this may be just a tad worse. The labeled organic cotton products have been proved to contain genetically modified cotton from India. The blame may be on the organic-certification agencies, according to authorities in India. However, H&M should be looking further into their products they are selling to consumers who believe they are getting a product that is better for the environment. Those consumers will most likely be unhappy to know that a store they trust has been lying about products that are supposed to be making a difference. - Emily Ekern