Escama are an amazing design company based in Brazil making bags from recycled aluminium can ring pulls. What is so special is that no only are they recycling a waste product into something useful, they also work with communities providing work in a fair trade manner. Each bag they produce is signed by the maker, creating a real connection between you and the piece and the person who made it. Escama make small purses to larger handbags. Here watch a video on the pieces on the catwalk, and browse the Escama fair trade recycled collection. The ring pull purses work brilliantly as unique metallic accessories for the party season.

Noir is one of the leading lights of ethical fashion, they take fashion seriously with sleek masculine suits, and diaphanous, wispy and body conscious dresses.

Formed by Danish designer, Peter Ingwersen, the label uses Oeko Tex and organic fabrics, invests in communities and makes sure manufacture is under fair work practices, and as low impact on the environment as possible. Here in a video interview he talks about the ethos behind Noir. Want to shop Noir’s classic and beautifully cut suits, jackets and shirts?  Go to the Noir page in our designers section or click here to see the high end eco fashion pieces online at Fashion-conscience.com

Fin, the Norwegian eco collection, is one of the most accomplished ethical fashion lines currently available, creating wearable, smart casual pieces all made from organic cotton, or wild silk and all fair trade. The catwalk collection show below, features this season’s pieces, including the great trench coat, beaded shawl, slim classic trousers, silk print dress and embellished black work to party dress. All stunning and available at Fin eco organic collection.

Sadie Frost runs her own fashion label but is not at all sniffy when it comes to wearing other great boutique lines such as Doucette Duvall. Not only is she a dedicated vegan, she now supports up and coming green fashion. 

The designer, film producer, actress and pal to the tireless and newly single Ms Kate Moss, was spotted this week in the NY eco label’s, ‘Bonnie’ dress in Metallic Fruit Brocade. Only last week R & B star Rihanna was spotted in their ‘Audrey’ trench. A busy week for Doucette Douvall! We love their label as they make an effort to source vintage fabrics, get all their pieces made in the NY Garment District, so supporting local businesses while keeping their carbon footprint low. 

Fashion-conscience.com stock Doucette Duvall exclusively in the UK, click on ethical fashion Doucette Douvall to view the gorgeous dresses we have in stock. Also look out for our upcoming Green Style How To Video on ‘Day Dresses’ to see the Beatrice Dress, with it’s totally on-trend brass military buttons, modelled live. 

Want to see Doucette Douvall’s Autumn Winter Fashion Show 2008 for the current on-sale collection? Just Click here to view it in Ethical Fashion Shows!

This Autumn’s collection from the chic uptown New York based Eco label was shown on models in a hotel room at the chi chi Ritz Carlton in the Big Apple. Think pearls, Parisen Princesses but with a downtown edge. Co-founder Stephanie Doucette, explains the inspiration and how the eco part of their label works. 

Watch the labels catwalk show below, then click to shop their eco dresses.  

Love that quintessential British style - classics with a twist?

You don’t need to go much further than Wildlifeworks, who as well as creating an Autumn Winter collection full of classic and beautiful pieces are also committed Eco Designers, using organic fabrics and working fair trade with communities in Kenya.

Wildlifeworks Stunning ‘O’ Organic Coat, Crepe de Chine Trapeze Blouse, Cuffed Culottes and Pleated Scoop dress in black or graphic print are all Coming Soon to Fashion-Conscience.com.

Click on ethical fashion Wildlifeworks to check out the collection and view their catwalk show below. We love the styling by Cathy Edwards, Fashion Director at Dazed and Confused magazine and Contributing Fashion Editor at Another magazine - knee high rib socks and brogues - it doesn’t get more street chic.
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