Eco Chic or Eco Fashion Victim. . .You Decide!
Everyone has a little spirit, a little edge, a little punk. And we all have that secret dress or pair of shoes that waits many seasons or even years to see the light of day.
The punk-inspired creations of eco designer Moly Kulte might be just the pieces to keep for those special occasions or brave wardrobe days. Self-consiously green silkscreened shirts shout "eco fashion victim" and "hand made". For the times you seek to really stand out, Moly Kulte has a collection of handmade garments for special occasions. Everything is handmade in Montreal, using approximately 70% recycled garments and 30% organic fabrics – like this green, green dress!
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1 Comment
July 30th, 2008 at 2:53 pm
You gotta leave it to the fabulous Montrealites for coming up with amazing ideas. It’s truly a city of artists, and also the city of Touski! ( http://ecosalon.com/Touski ) Which is exactly what this fashion is. If I were a little more handy with a sewing machine, I’d be doing the same myself.
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