There are so many arguments as to why eco-clothing is the “responsible” way to go, starting with fair trade and just wages, safe dyes touching your precious skin, garments that are produced with time and care and will last longer than the average production-line frock .Hungarian born, London-based designer Emesha Nagy has worked for the likes of Vivienne Westwood and Jasper Conran after studying at the London College of Fashion. www.emesha.com
Her 2010 Spring/Summer collection is all about sporty American teens and the summers she spent in Tokyo. The merging of the two themes created a beautiful set of shapely silk dresses, rock star biker jackets and perfectly fitted skinny trousers with patch pockets one more luxurious than the next.
Selected as one to watch from Drapers, with a Fall 2010 collection full of cozy but structured grey wool overcoats and a ballerina/lingerie mix cocktail dress that wowed the critics, Emesha will be one to covet in no time flat.
Elizabeth Olsen is a Vegan… so are her shoes. They also happen to end up on the pages of Vogue. With a super keen eye on what is hip on the East Coast, she has been the Creative Director at Tommy Hilfiger and designed for Calvin Klein, Nine West and many others. Clients included Nike, Nike Goddess, Nissan, Universal Studios, IBM, and Corbis to name a few. Elizabeth attended the University of Florida studying Art and Art History, and then FIT for Accessories design in NYC.
She literally lives the philosophy of “Be the Change you Wish to See in the World”Her collection called Olsenhaus is favored by Maggie Gyllenhal, Emily Deschanel and Cameron Diaz to name a few.
But now that you’re convinced let’s look at the shoes. The peep-toe oxford is perfect to welcome spring. The metallic Atlantis is perfect with this spring’s punches of bold primary color. The Shooting Star gladiator is must have for summer in the Park in London and for practicality alone… you should own every single color of ballerina’s.www.olsenhaus.com Cheers to guilt-free shopping!
Lynn Furge is the Creative Director of www.nolcha.com. With a start as a fashion photographer and a background in fine art, Furge has mastered trend forecasting from inception to imaging.



























































