Actress Pamela Anderson has teamed up with fashion designer Richie Rich to launch an eco-friendly clothing line.
Actress Pamela Anderson has teamed up with fashion designer Richie Rich to launch an eco-friendly clothing line.
The 41-year-old former 'Baywatch' babe, who's also an animal rights activist, is working with Rich to design a line of leather-free shoes and casual clothes, including hooded tops, skirts and swimwear for the new Muse brand.
Asia's Textile Giants Turn to Eco-friendly Fabrics As Demands Surge
Green-friendly fabrics may be expensive, but increasing consumer demand for the environmentally-correct now is forcing Asia's textile giants to go the extra mile to produce clean cloth.
Green-friendly fabrics may be expensive, but increasing consumer demand for the environmentally-correct now is forcing Asia's textile giants to go the extra mile to produce clean cloth.
"Pam is an outdoorsy and summer kind of girl who I have been friends with forever. We share the same wild and crazy aesthetic. And she has long been my inspiration," said Rich.
"Even though Pam prefers not to wear clothes, she looks great in sexy dresses. She reminds me of Marilyn Monroe and Bridget Bardot," Rich added.
Eco-friendly Garments are a Favorite Hit Among the Bengalis
Be it cotton or recycled fabric, eco-friendly garments are fast flying off the shelves of designer stores here as Bengalis go on a shopping spree ahead of the Durga Puja festival next week.
Be it cotton or recycled fabric, eco-friendly garments are fast flying off the shelves of designer stores here as Bengalis go on a shopping spree ahead of the Durga Puja festival next week.
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Shopping Online Is More Eco-Friendly Than Taking A Car To Market
A new study has suggested that online shopping for books, clothes, CDs and DVDs is 24 times greener than taking the car to the shops and seven times greener than taking the bus.
A new study has suggested that online shopping for books, clothes, CDs and DVDs is 24 times greener than taking the car to the shops and seven times greener than taking the bus.
Gujarat School Girls Develop Eco-friendly Ink
Two students of a school in Rajkot have developed an eco-friendly ink from vegetables and fruits which can replace the synthetic petrochemical-based ink used in sketch pens.
Two students of a school in Rajkot have developed an eco-friendly ink from vegetables and fruits which can replace the synthetic petrochemical-based ink used in sketch pens.
