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April 07, 2006
Premieres Wednesday, April 12th
Eco-Fashion Trends
Fashion always makes a statement and the industry’s most innovative visionaries are boldly declaring that high style and environmental consciousness can coexist.
THIS WEEK'S GUESTS:
Summer Rayne Oakes - Model and Social Entrepreneur and leading sustainable style expert through her consulting companies SRO and ici.
Scott Hahn - Co-founding Partner of Loomstate, a cutting-edge fashion label offering one of the hottest lines of organic denim jeans in the United States.
Premieres Wednesday at 9 am EST on the Lime Channel on Sirius Satellite Radio 114 and streaming live at Lime.com. Encores - Wednesdays 9PM; Thursdays 3AM, 2PM, 8PM; Fridays 2AM; Sundays 1PM.
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Comments
I can tell you for starters that the clothing brands aren't really able to monitor the social compliance of the suppliers they use. For example, here's a story saying that the trend for cheap chic is causing a deterioration in working conditions at clothes producers, as well as an increase in the use of child labour. You'll have to cut and paste this link:
http://www.fashion-enter.com/site/news/business_news/the_high_price.html
Posted by: Tim Wilson at April 7, 2006 09:01 PM