JONANO
Despite its recent run-in with the Federal Trade Commission over marketing its use of bamboo as eco-friendly, Jonano was on hand to present a collection filled with youthful, urban eco-separates in a tonal color scheme. The line included many new eco-textiles, such as peace silk, “energy satin,” and bamboo line, along with a new watercolor-dye technique use in Jonano’s ecoKashmere pieces.
ETHOS PARIS
Ethos Paris offered a wide range of casual separates for men and a vibrant selection of dresses for women. (Flowers tucked behind each model’s ear evoked a breezy, island-vacation vibe.) Organic materials and fair-trade practices are at the core of Ethos Paris.
ANNA COHEN
The Imperial Collection by Oregonian Anna Cohen stole the show with designs she created using locally sourced, sustainable wool from the Imperial Stock Ranch in central Oregon. Gorgeous earth-toned knits and woven coats, vibrant red pants, and a quintessential little red dress were standouts in a collection that most eco-fashionistas—including us—would consider flawless.
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