Eco Design for a Better World is HERE! - Stardoll-baba

It's here - the Eco Design for a Better World shop!

We asked for your fashion and furniture sketches via the Eco-Design page and what a response we got! Not only did you send in original drawings, some who couldn't draw uploaded photos, others sent us their favorite eco-designs or links to eco-websites, while others told us inspiring stories of upcycling and recycling - there were suggestions for world peace, some unicorns even! It was a super rich mix of all things eco that you wanted for the store.

So we took all the different kinds of information you shared with us as inspiration for this first release (with more coming) into Eco Design for a Better World.

Bottle Caps Shirt & Milk Cartons Skirt
Trash plus fashion = trashion! Bottle caps and milk cartons, otherwise considered typical refuse, create a colorful and shapely ensemble.

Yesterday's Newspaper Dress
Yesterday's news is today's fashion! This special newsprint number is perfect for any raging recycler.

Recycled Plastic Beads Dress
White plastic beads from other old garmets decorate this flirty and fun eco-dress.

Angora Trimmed Organic Cotton Dress
This sassy LBD is made from fair trade organic cotton with an ethically farmed angora wool trim.

Organic Cotton Oriental Dress
Spring is in the air! Organic cotton is soft and breathable, perfect for warm and sunny weather.

Fuchsia Bamboo Dress
Bamboo is a strong, naturally growing plant that can be turned into almost anything - even party attire! Make a statement - an eco-statement - in this bold dress.

Recycled Linen Wedding Dress
Something old becomes something new! This wedding dress is made from vintage linen fabics, making it lightweight with a bit of a natural sheen.

Cordovan Silk Organza Gown
This particular gown is created tussar silk, an undyed and ethically harvested silk from India. You'll make a statement with this very special eco-friendly dress!

Bell Silk Organza Gown
Peace silk, which is an animal-friendly type of silk, is what makes up the majority of this gorgeous golden gown.

Layered Silk Dress
Layers of Ahimsa silk (sometimes known as 'wild silk') fill up the bottom of this ethically harvested silk dress.

Organic Cotton Scarf
The cotton fabric in the Organic Cotton Scarf is Certified Fair Trade! Fair trade products are made under safe and fair conditions for workers.

This collection of shoes below is inspired by famous designers who use only vegan materials (which means no animal products!) and who use smart, eco-friendly practices.