What's Eco Fashion Chic? Eco Vegetable Tanned Leather Sandals for Summer!

Okay, you may already know Reformation for their fashionable eco clothing, but they have just launched a line of eco-friendly shoes. These are shoes made from 100% chrome-free cow nappa leather. Most of the world's leather goes through a chrome tanning process which produces hazardous waste and is a human carcinogen. The new Reformation line uses a vegetable tanning process which replaces chromium with natural things like bark or plant tannins. The "Corsica" sandal, featuring block heel and cross straps, is shown here. Make these yours for $128 at Reformation.

Introducing: The Most Versatile Wide Leg Eco-Friendly Pants in a Tencel and Linen Blend

The Seventies just keep happening with wide leg pants flared out and more fabulous than ever! These Lasso Pants in eco-friendly Tencel (70%) and Linen (30%) denim that will always rock. Pants feature front zip and button closure, 2 front pockets and raw cut hem. Style'em western bohemian or just bohemian for dozens of different looks with tops you already have.

Find these in sizes sm -xl for just $154 now at ISLAND CLOTHIERS, SANDESTIN GOLF AND BEACH RESORT.

Chic Choice For Eco-Fashionistas: 100% Cotton Bohemian Top

Need the perfect more than a tee shirt top to add to your summer eco looks? This top from Free People is perfect. This fashionable bohemian top is made from 100% cotton fabric embellished with black embroidered textured motifs. Flattering V-neck front is ruched and tied with decorative tassel cord. Worn with black or white pants and skirts, or jeans, it can be a little more casual or a little more posh just based upon your mood. Find it now online for $148.

Can A Naturally Dyed Organic Cotton Sweater Coat Make You Blush?

Are you eco chic? You are if you're adding eco-friendly fashion items such as this blush sweater coat to your wardrobe. Blush is one of those magic shades that I hope never goes out of style. And why should it? In winter it pairs beautifully with greys, taupes, winter white and black. In spring in can continue mixing with those neutral shades and branch out to pair with tonal shades of blush and other lush pastels.

This sweater coat, called the Safira, is designed by Ulla Johnson using naturally dyed organic cotton that has been handloom. It is all motion and energy with fringe detailing, draped front, contrast stitching. It has straight sleeves and is 31” in length. Enjoy a new degree of eco chic by visiting Ulla Johnson online. Price is $575. [Currently available in petite/small.]