Yellow Fever
Before the fashion magazines had yellow splattered all over their pages, I had my eye on the warm hue. My eye goes straight to anything and everything golden these days, and I’m certainly not going to let the current trend get in the way of indulging my personal inclinations. After all, I can’t help it if I have a razor-sharp sense for spotting the next “new” thing before it becomes popular!
Which brings me to my buttercup-colored pick of the day. This bamboo fleece and organic cotton Racer Pullover by Lizzie Parker is a little futuristic and a lot bold, but I think it makes the perfect addition to a fashionable green wardrobe. And this is one piece I haven’t yet seen on the pages of Vogue. Decide for yourself ““ either jump on the yellow bandwagon or find your own hot color, but whatever you choose, do it in eco-style.
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July 23rd, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Thanks so much for blogging us, EcoSalon! This piece has been an absolute best seller at Fashion Ethic and we are down to just ONE piece. For more fab yellow check out the short-sleeve print hoodie from Sustainable Collective…so versatile! http://site.fashionethic.com/s.....print.html
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