Jewellers Wright & Teague take on Oxfam

Gone are the days where the local charity shop was just a place for cheap purchases that carry short term value in times of financial desperation. Oxfam’s celebration of a two-year collaboration with high-end London artist jewellers, Gary Wright and Shelia Teague is full of love. Charlotte Marland writes. Read more

This season’s big fashion trend: paisley

Spotted on the glamorous catwalks of London Fashion Week, a revived and revamped pixie-cute take on the ever fashionable paisley print.  Charlotte Marland writes. Read more

Football crazy, eco mad? Nike’s World Cup 2010 kits

If you’re football crazy and eco mad, Nike’s World Cup 2010 kits are set to please this summer. According to Nike, their new kit will bring the “most environmentally friendly and technologically advanced kit in football’s history”. But can the kit really please eco-lovers and footy fans alike? George Walker spoke to Nike about the recycled plastic kits which both you and the likes of Ronaldo, Robinho and Ji-Sung Park can wear this coming World Cup season. Read more

Fair trade focus: Bishopston Trading Company

If you are looking for products with an Indian feel to brighten up your house or wardrobe then look no further than Bishopston Trading Company. Jenny Butler writes. Read more

Cheeky burlesque fun with Pants to Poverty

The Fairtrade underwear label Pants to Poverty released their retro-inspired new Spring/Summer collection last week, but it wasn’t just any normal launch. Striped, bright and ethical pants were everywhere at the PanTEAse event as tea and cake was mixed with burlesque dancing. If you had turned up expecting a quiet cuppa, it may well have been a shock! George Walker tells all. Read more

Dreaming of summer: Marc O’Polo’s new organic range

Marc O’Polo is always a favourite fashion choice come spring time. With its neutral tones, natural materials and sense of adventure- the new spring/summer range from this natural clothing label is ideal for wearing on that summer adventure or weekend away. George Walker gives a sneak peak at the new organic collection. Read more

London Fashion Week catwalk report: Ada Zanditon

The models at the Ada Zanditon show this London Fashion Week stomped their way down the catwalk in some of the most alluring, creative and polished designs we saw all fashion week. With impeccable tailoring and bright, exotic patterns- Ada Zanditon pointed to a bright future for ethical fashion designers in this new decade. George Walker writes. Read more

Street style at London Fashion Week

As ever, the crowds at London Fashion Week were full of chic, fashionable and sometimes eccentricly dressed folk. From classic looks to outlandish attire- the designers, bloggers and stylists I bumped into at London Fashion Week certainly showed how the British streets are some of the most stylish in the world. George Walker writes.

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London Fashion Week estethica highlights: North Circular

The North Circular were at London Fashion Week this week to showcase their new collection of high fashion ethical knitwear. George Walker talked to The North Circular about the grandmothers behind the clothes, plans for the future and about having Lily Cole as the face of their new campaign. Read more

London Fashion Week estethica highlights: Lu Flux

Playful, humorous and so very covetable; the clothes at Lu Flux’s estethica stand this Fashion Week had us slack-jawed with desire. Mixing organic and vintage fabrics, Lu Flux is an unmistakably British ethical fashion label which draws upon British folklore and vintage prints for inspiration. George Walker talks to Lu Flux at this year’s London Fashion Week. Read more

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