There Should Be More to Green Fashion Magazines Than Hippie Chic

if you want chic...

I found this awesome website that I hope Boho finds and featuers in a huge spread! All the clothing there is super-chic and eco friendly. No flower prints any where either! I was surprised that all the clothes there were ethically made and either organic or eco-sustainable because they are all so beautiful!!!! Well, until Boho sees this store, maybe you guys should share in the bliss I found. www.embodies.com

Theresa of CA @ Oct 01, 2008 18:51:23 PM

if you want chic...

I saw this awesome website with super-chic organic/eco sustainable clothing. No flower prints to be seen. I was amazed to find out all the clothes on the site are from truly ethical manufacturing. I wish Boho would check out www.embodies.com and do a feature on them!!!!!

Theresa of CA @ Oct 01, 2008 18:45:42 PM

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uasyvb ithb of AL @ Aug 28, 2008 21:12:29 PM

Big fan of Boho

I really like the styles in Boho. It's a great alternative to mainstream magazines. I've never cared about the designer tag on my clothes, but I do care if they are organic cotton or not.

MR of GA @ Aug 23, 2008 21:47:01 PM

"green" concern

Sure, Boho IS a FABULOUS magazine, but i find it a bit contradictory that i have to read an environmentally conscious-focused magazine on paper. sure, it's made of recycled paper, but this magazine should also offer subscriptions online.

i can't stand the thought of buying books on the subject of green "anything" and this sort of problem goes along those same lines. So, let's be consistent with our message.

cm of FL @ Aug 15, 2008 19:48:01 PM

Yeah . . . no kidding. My first thought exactly.

I didn't know you ought to dress flower power happy to be represent'n "eco" friendly.

of @ Aug 14, 2008 22:31:48 PM

Oh good, the editors of Boho found the comments section

Just kidding. But though I don't share Milly's enthusiastic sentiments that the magazine is fashion-forward and not "crunchy," she does point out one thing that I neglected to mention, since it was off-topic for a green blog - this magazine encourages very healthy body image, and that's a wonderful thing in a world of airbrushed "Please Your Man" magazine covers. The models are thin, but not unhealthily so. There are no articles with tactics to ensnare a husband. So, if there's one thing Gina LaMorte should be commended for, it's her decision to put forth a positive message about liking your body. I just happen to like mine when it's not dressed like a flower child.

Maura Judkis of DC @ Aug 13, 2008 13:09:33 PM