Green Options

The fashion industry has only recently become somewhat linked with eco-friendly values. Yet even with the advent of popular hemp clothing and the use of natural fibers, most eco-friendly fashion accessories are considered to be ‘hippie fashion’. Hardly products that could be associated with the 7th Avenue fashion scene!

Natasha Kimling Kwan, the owner Kling handbags has decided to change things around. An emerging designer of vegan fashion handbags, Kwan produces uber stylish clutches that are the perfect compliment to [...]

Feelgood Style is a weblog about beauty with integrity. Our site is devoted to the future of sustainable fashion, beauty and health that balances substance with style. Style is and has always been a reflection of our dreams, imagination, and aspirations for our selves and our world. And in a time of growing consciousness about how our choices literally do change the world — style is more important than ever. Because ultimately it is not simply awareness and concern that matters — it is our inspiration and our willingness to embrace intriguing new ways of caring, living, and being that will create our future. This blog is about sharing that inspiration and dreaming with joy about that future.

We’re about caring for the earth while caring for yourself. We’ll share the best in beauty, fashion, and style that is on the path to making a more sustainable and elegant world.

Every season, new trends, patterns, colors, and styles, arrive, but nowadays even “new” has a new meaning. Because new inventions like solar textiles, smart wearables, and design printing, promise to make our future both stylish *and* smart, while new materials like organic fibers and new practices for their creation strive for ever greater harmony with our environment and society.

Who could have thought that times of war could bring us such fashionable accessories? With a little crafty ingenuity, Trina and Andy, the couple behind Amsterdam's Katrina Kaye, have transformed gas mask bags into chic urban accessories.

"The concept started as a sideline for Trina in England when working as a graphic designer. She started recycling wool and making gorgeous throws for a shop in our local village. The concept

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