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Showing posts with label Dress. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Monday, 1 December 2008
Equa's Christmas Windows
The festive season is upon us and at Equa we have put two of our favourite party outfits in the window to celebrate.
Pictured above is Annie Greenabelle's organic cotton Prom Dress in black accessorised with a Chain Necklace by Pippa Small for Made and Silver Leggings by Noir. It's all about the sparkle!
Keeping the metallic theme here we have the Bronze Hobo Dress in a hemp silk mix by Julia Smith teamed with organic cotton jersey Ski Pants by Annie Greenabelle. Also just seen is a the Brass Link Bracelet by Made.
Thursday, 20 November 2008
Noir at RE:Fashion Awards
TV presenter and sustainability consultant Joanna Yarrow introduced the RE:Fashion awards in style wearing Equa's Noir Bllack Silver Dress.


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Monday, 17 November 2008
Debbie Little at the RE:Fashion Awards

Presenter of the 2008 RE:Fashion Awards, the lovely Louise Roe, showed a funky new way to wear her Debbie Little netting skirt at the awards ceremony last week. Lent to her by Equa, the skirt comes with the Debbie Little recycled Parachute Dress. Two dresses in one!
She also wore the Wildlifeworks Silk Pleat Dress from Equa and looked fantastic! Click here to read more about the Re:Fashion awards.
Thursday, 6 November 2008
Equa in Eco Home and Garden Magazine
The gorgeous silk and bamboo Malika Dress by Amana and Cinnabai Clutch bags by Alchem1st were featured in the November issue as suggestions for Christmas party outfits.
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Thursday, 16 October 2008
Equa In Grazia
The fabulous bronze Hobo Dress by London designer Julia Smith, now avaliable at Equa, features in this week's Grazia magazine.
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Dress,
Ethical Fashion,
Fair Trade,
Grazia,
Hemp,
Julia Smith,
Silk
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