An ongoing collaboration between Kate Spade New York and Women for Women International is giving back to women in war-torn countries.

Looking for ways to become more eco-fashionable? It doesn’t take much other than a few tweaks of your wardrobe and your mind.

We’re seeing more and more eco-conscious fashion designers showing their goods, promoting sustainability, and using eco-friendly fabrics. Their newest Spring 2011 collection highlights just how fabulous these can look!

We recently stumbled upon Be Love Eco Apparel, a company driven by what they refer to as “destiny”. Founded by KamGi Chak and Kyle Finch, they are committed to spreading the word about non-violence through their gorgeous, green clothing line.

Looking for that great last minute gift? You can’t go wrong with Green Label Organic, a family owned and operated tee-shirt business based out of Virginia. We love them and know you will too – and so will any gift receiver on your list.

Looking to communicate with like-minded fashionistas in the eco-fashion industry? Look no further, with a great source to connect with others who live for both style and sustainability.

Runner-driven sneaker company New Balance (newbalance.com) is on their way to adding an eco-driven collection of shoes to its outdoor line of durable, reliable footwear.

You could win an Endangered Couture tee-shirt! With a little wit and creativity, we are looking for the best slogan to put alongside their clever quotes that adorn their animal-loving collection.

The National Hockey League reported on Friday that Reebok announced that the t-shirts worn by the 2009 Stanley Cup Champions post-win will be made from organic cotton.

Organic apparel is becoming increasingly popular as a sustainable form of fashion. A significant increase has shown in the sales of organic cotton: in 2008, clothing and home textiles have reached an estimated $3.2 billion.