Party like there IS a Tomorrow!

Sunday September 12, 2010 11am-6pm
2nd & South Streets

Save the Planet. Save Money. Save the Date.

We are now seeking designers and models for

GreenFest Philly 2010!

This year's theme is FASHION.

Let's get out there and show Philly how our Eco-Awareness is expressed through our fabulous fashion senses!

Rupalee
Rupalee presents figure flattering, contemporary women’s apparel conceived to make its wearer look fabulous, feminine and graceful at all times. Rupalee's sustainable and fair-trade clothing is eco-friendly, made from hand-woven and hand-block printed fabrics, eco-friendly dyes and hand embroidered. Rupalee is a member of Fair Trade Federation .

Veronica Paige and VLUXE Styling
Veronica Paige only uses local recylced, vintage, sustainable, and organic fabrics/haberdashery. V-Luxe Styling is a company that helps promote eco-friendly fashion for photography and individual style.

Images: coming soon

Greenbrand
Greenbrand works with organic cotton, eco-friendly ink (water base) and uses recycled coffee bean bags.

SewKind
SewKind works locally with reclaimed upholstery and other recycled fabrics to create beautiful, functional, remade bags and wears.  SewKind also works with sustainable fabrics, such as hemp and organic cotton, in pursuit of eco-friendly fashion. 

Denise Shardlow Designs
Denise Shardlow Designs is a sustainable business committed to creating unique, whimsical clothing & accessories. Our mission is to create timeless, flattering & wonderfully wearable fashions with fairly paid local labor & with a low environmental footprint. Handcrafted in the USA We use either sustainable fabrics, such as Bamboo Viscose or Eco-friendly Fibers like Hemp, soy and organic cotton.

For more information on this year's Eco-Fashion Show, please contact Kathy Revelle at gffashion@urbangreenpartnership.org.

Eco-Exchange Fashion Show & Clothing Swap

Hair and make up services provided by Juju Organics

Juju Spa & Organics - (215) 922-3235

Juju Salon & Organics - (215) 238-6080

Clothing Swap Guidelines For Recessionista Fashionistas:

11am - 5pm on 2nd Street between Pine and Lombard

It's time to recycle and revitalize your wardrobe at the Eco-Exchange Clothing Swap. A swap is a fun, eco-friendly way to get rid of previously loved clothing in return for new-to-you items. Swappers are stylish, kind, resourceful individuals of all ages, shapes, sizes and styles - classics, trendy, vintage, sporty and more. All unclaimed clothing will be donated to Project H.O.M.E.

1. Clean your closets.

2. Wash and sort your gently used clothing: women's, men's, kid's - tops, sweaters, outerwear, shorts, pants, skirts, dresses, footwear and fabric. Don't forget footwear, scarves, hats, jewelry and accessories.

3. If possible, put professional and dressy clothing on hangers; pack the rest into boxes or bags. (You will then re-use these bags to take new findings home with you.)

4. At the swap, put your items out on the table in designated areas. There will be volunteers on hand to help.

5. Scout for new clothes & let the fun begin! Be courteous and generous!

When the going gets tough the tough go swapping!

For More Information Contact:

Dara Patrusky

Website: www.clothesswap.meetup.com/124

Email: darapatrusky@aol.com

Phone: 610-955-4610