But being green has definitely gone mainstream, and from celebs like Julia Louis-Dreyfus with her lavish, multi-million dollar solar-powered home, to Pierce Brosnan, aptly named the ‘Best Dressed Environmentalist’ by the Sustainable Style Foundation, the stereotype of the gritty, unkempt nature wanderer that once dominated the category no longer applies.

Recently, MSN posted a list of the ‘Top 14 Green Celebrities,’ which contained some long-time environmental advocates and a few surprising new additions, all echoing a commitment to championing this important cause through various initiatives like Leonardo DiCaprio’s documentary film about global warming, the 11th Hour, featuring interviews with green leaders and a companion website where everyone can sign up to take action in their local communities, and George Clooney’s Oil Change, a campaign aimed at ending America’s independence on oil.  

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This Sunday, September 21st in Griffith Park in Los Angeles, as part of Jane Goodall’s Roots & Shoots celebration of the United Nations’ International Day of Peace, the division in hosting it’s launch party and calling all eco-residents to join in the fun.

Peace Day at Griffith Park will be hosted by Pierce and Keely Brosnan and feature a Hot Moms Club EcoFashion Show announced by Shiva Rose and Anna Getty, where I’ll also be walking (in eco-friendly stilettos, natch).

In the EcoStiletto Kids Launch Party tent near the Merry-Go-Round, visitors can:

• pose as an eco-celebrity on the EcoStiletto green carpet
• get formaldehyde-free mommy-and-me manicures courtesy of Recess for Your Hands and Feet
• make an organic flower bouquet with the experts at Wisteria Lane Flowers
• take home a sample pack from California Baby
• enjoy O.N.E. Coconut Water (YUM!)

Come out and play if you are local or check out the new section next week!