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Eco Scoop
Thursday edition of 7 ScooopsLike a good helping of gelato, here's your latest scoops from around the web. Buon appetit: A green nightclub hits NYC. Does th
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Green Deal of the Day
Urban Outfitters Super Lucky Cat Cashmere Bow Tie Dress, $98With a sleek silhouette and prominent bow motif, this sweet dress made from reconstructed vintage cashmere sweaters strikes the
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Green Deal of the Day
Day-Lab Vintage Little Leaf Necklace, $12Just in time for Autumn, add a little pop of glitz to your ensemble with a gold- or silver-toned leaf necklace. Part of a vinta
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Eco Scoop
What We've Learned This WeekThat's right kids, it's time for your dose of 7 Scoops Thursday! What's happening? Here you go: WWJD? (What would Jesus Do) Rea
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Green Deal of the Day
Pretty Poppy Bobby Pin, $12Polyester blouses probably don't immediate conjure a pretty image. Rather, they might call to mind power suits and shoulder pad
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Green Deal of the Day
Walmart Love, Earth Polished Hoop Earrings, $58Long before I had a Valentine's Day sweetheart, Dear Dad filled the void yearly with small bow-wrapped boxes he'd present to my
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Eco Scoop
Fur real Armani? Giorgio Armani Goes Back on His Word and Uses Fur.Never fear PETA, Agent Scully is on the case. In some inexplicable twist in the universe, Italian designer Giorgio Armani, has
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Green Deal of the Day
Stewart + Brown Cashmere Earflap Hat, $49*Upon first glance of this absurdly soft Mongolian cashmere hat, the only question running through my head is aqua or berry? Ser
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Green Deal of the Day
Naughty Secretary Club Starlight Earrings, $30Made from recycled vintage pieces (wood, plastic, and rhinestone) these one-of-a-kind earrings are whimsical and fun. But if so
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Green Deal of the Day
Under the Canopy Kimono Robe, $35Made from organic cotton, this heavenly bathrobe might make getting dressed and out the door just a little more challenging tha
News Quiz
What’s green and gossip-worthy this week: Monday, October 13
Legalizing Hemp (Fabric):
The hemp plants used for fabric and marijuana are two totally different species, making the US prohibition against growing hemp for textiles nonsensical. A hardy plant that produces a fiber stronger than silk, hemp needs little to no chemicals for cultivation. And the first American flag was made out of it.
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