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Wed, November 14, 2007 08:04:33 AMFrom:
CoutureCandy
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CoutureGram: Green is the New Black
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 Green is the New BlackAfter watching Anderson Cooper hike through the Amazon in a clingy tee and the Brangelina cavalry continent skip around the p***t it seems green is def the new black, especially if you factor in the earth-conscience threads of clothing lines like Signorelli, Ecoganik and Pierce Jeans.Signorelli is working together with the Millennium Promise Project and Omni Peace to eliminate poverty worldwide by 2025. 100% of Signorelli's profits from OmniPeace sales benefit the OmniPeace organization. Celebs like Sienna Miller, Courtney Arquette and Kevin Costner love their soft tees. The Long-Sleeve Tee is a cozy top with the unique Omni Peace symbol emblazoned on the front, also available in a casual tank cut. Ecoganik strives to maintain a small carbon footprint whenever possible by utilizing unique manufacturing processes from organic fibers to recycled and sustainable fabrics to low-impact dyes. They're breaking the rules of eco-friendly with refreshingly fashion-forward designs. Stay warm in the Terry Short Sleeve Jacket, the flattering blazer-sweater hybrid features a chic pleated ruffle edge and crystal covered buttons. The ultra-comfortable Mala Jersey wide-leg pant makes for the perfect travel pant. Pierce Jeans donates a portion of their sales to hungry children around the world. This season's sales benefit the Africa project. Sultry denim designs like their mega-high-waist Bleu Trouser are straight out of Dazed and Confused. Its tamer little sister, the Theresa Trouser flatters each curve while straight leg junkies will appreciate the sleek, impeccable fit of the Tyler style. So go green, it comes in black. | ||||||||||
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