
The epitome of clothing made from recycled and vintage fabrics is the self-titled brand by Deborah Lindquist. Green Living fashion writer Victoria Everman talked with Deborah about favourite fabrics, doggie sweaters, her recent collection and upcoming projects.

The pressure is on. Who will have the most perfect dress for prom? The average girl will spend up to $500 on her prom dress that will be worn once and then banished to the closet. Go green, save money and reclaim your prom.

Spring is a funny time of year for keeping warm and dry. We checked with our favourite green designers to see what they are offering for spring coats and jackets.

Too many Easter traditions are going the way of the evening radio shows and home telephones. Fashionistas everywhere agree we need to keep the custom of a new Easter bonnet alive.

With dozens of sustainable designs, Vancouver could easily be considered the eco-fashion centre for Canada. Our fashion writer, Victoria Evermann, highlights three of the designers who will be exhibiting their work at the upcoming Vancouver Green Living Show.

Freezing cold one day, wet and soggy the next -- you need some winter accessories to keep you warm and dry. Pick out some fair trade gloves, mittens and scarves made with natural fibres for that cosy feeling inside and out.

This season turn over a new leaf and embrace eco-friendly clothing. From delicate dresses that skim the body to key pieces that complete any wardrobe, we’re going green for fall.

Found in your favourite Chinese dishes and on the floors of many modern homes, bamboo has made its way into another key aspect of our lives -- clothing. But just how green is this verstaile new fabric with is variety of benefits?

Warm up this fall with eco-friendly fashion designers who are looking after our planet.

Hemp may be one of the most misunderstood plants around. The disinformation surrounding it is unfortunate, because this versatile plant can be used to make a number of green products.