Showing posts with label vegan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegan. Show all posts
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Vegetarian rebel- to fake it or not to fake it?
Vegetarian rebel by simplastic featuring a chain necklace
There's a lot of debate about vegetarians wearing leather shoes.
It can be confusing for those who care about what they feed their bodies when it comes to clothing them.
Is wearing fake fur simply supporting the fur trade by trending the look? Is ethical fur one big thumbs up to skinning? What do you think?
Some animal products we wear: Silk, Leather, Pig suede, Furs, Pig and snake skins, Wools and Down.
There's a lot of debate about vegetarians wearing leather shoes.
It can be confusing for those who care about what they feed their bodies when it comes to clothing them.
Is wearing fake fur simply supporting the fur trade by trending the look? Is ethical fur one big thumbs up to skinning? What do you think?
Some animal products we wear: Silk, Leather, Pig suede, Furs, Pig and snake skins, Wools and Down.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Vivacious vegan- Making your wardrobe a cruelty-free zone
Vivacious vegan-
Making your wardrobe a cruelty-free zone is a personal choice, but definitely a warm moment for the soul.
With so many products out there and some great synthetic materials being produced, keeping warm without the woolies isn't so tricky.
Your beauty cabinet needn't suffer either, with many mineral make up choices on the market to colour your fancy.
Colour blocking is very out there at the moment and the mulberry, antique apricot, white gold grey and seaside turquoise is a very unexpected palette.
Not sure how to pull off colour blocking? Keep your pieces simple, scrap the patterns and steer away from heavy detail to keep everything from becoming too busy.
Tone it down with quiet neutrals which complement your colours, tan, beige, cream, white, grey and black.
Making your wardrobe a cruelty-free zone is a personal choice, but definitely a warm moment for the soul.
With so many products out there and some great synthetic materials being produced, keeping warm without the woolies isn't so tricky.
Your beauty cabinet needn't suffer either, with many mineral make up choices on the market to colour your fancy.
Colour blocking is very out there at the moment and the mulberry, antique apricot, white gold grey and seaside turquoise is a very unexpected palette.
Not sure how to pull off colour blocking? Keep your pieces simple, scrap the patterns and steer away from heavy detail to keep everything from becoming too busy.
Tone it down with quiet neutrals which complement your colours, tan, beige, cream, white, grey and black.
Vivacious vegan by simplastic featuring skinny belts
Color by COLOURlovers
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