An eco-fashion brand set up with just £200 by two surfing brothers has gained national recognition in the UK this week by reaching the finals of the national ‘Enterprising Young Brits’ competition run by Enterprise UK, a government organisation promoting entrepreneurship in young people.Rapanui was
Written by: Jessica Solomonsliveeco is challenging you to go green for the month of May. Before you panic, remember that being eco-chic doesn’t mean making big sacrifices like trading in your BMW for a bike. Little changes can make a big difference. It’s time to get creative and think green fo
For the month of May, the liveeco team is challenging you all to a 31-day eco-chic challenge! Each week, starting tomorrow, we will be posting a daily challenge or tip for each day in that week. The aim of the eco-chic challenge is to get people thinking out of the box when it comes to living an eco
Written by: Jessica SolomonsIt’s time for moms all over South Africa to be celebrated, but when putting together your shopping list, don’t forget to consider Mother Earth too. Here’s a list of fantastic eco chic ways to spoil your mom.Wine and Dine Her There’s growing popularity for organic wine he
Sunday 9 May is Mother’s Day, and this year finding just the right way to show your appreciation is as easy as paying a visit to your nearest Woolworths store.As part of its Good business journey, Woolworths is committed to working with small enterprises and community-based organisations in order to
I found the below article on Media Club South Africa where Cape Town has recently been noted as one of the 12 most most beautiful cities in the world and thought I would publish it to remind all Capetonians on why we should be trying to preserve our stunning city and country as a whole.Article by: J
Article by: Dress Sense Fashion Team Researched & Authored: Bianca Lee & Jenna van der MerweCo-authored & Edited: Catherine BowenThe 21st century has seen the rise and rise of eco-savvy living as people acknowledge the impact of production and global warming on our natural world; we
Plus Minus Design, a team of innovative designers in the UK which have done design work for the Solar Aid charity around the Solar Orb, now have another solar design idea centered around their new Plus Minus Solar mission of being “dedicated to the design and development of innovative humanitarian p
Written by: Nicole Canning After recently reading an article entitled “Are Babies Eco-friendly?” I was relieved to see that it had appeared in The Linc, a website put together by students of the University of Lincoln in the UK. Surely it was just a crazy notion held by an 18-year-old eco-fundamental
HATASTIC! the home grown label from Surrey’s own Chloë Haywood (launched in March 2009) was selected out of hundreds of applications from independent designers, to show her first collection on the catwalk at Alternative Fashion Week on Monday 19th April at Spitalfields Traders Market.The collection