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Simply Fab: 2007 EDUN ONE Campaign T-Shirts
Beautiful ladies like Gwyneth Paltrow, Liv Tyler, Rashida Jones, Julianne Moore, and Kerry Washington all slipped into something more comfortable for Bono's second annual ONE Campaign. But that's not why you should love these 2007 EDUN ONE Campaign T-Shirts ($40 each), designed by Bono's wife, Ali Hewson under her clothing label, EDUN.
Made out of 100 percent African cotton, 10 dollars of every t-shirt purchase goes to ALAFA (Apparel Lesotho Alliance to Fight Aids).
Fab Flash: Gisele in U2 Music Video?
She's won the hearts of many over the years, but Gisele has won one big heart recently: that of U2 frontman Bono. They apparently first hit it off when Gisele appeared in Bono's RED charity campaign and refused payment, but now it's looking like they might be taking it a step further.
The model is reportedly in talks with Bono to star in U2's next music video.
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Fab Flash: Gisele Bundchen and Elle Team Up For (PRODUCT) RED
In an effort to fight the battle against HIV and AIDS in Africa, Gisele has teamed up with Elle magazine and (PRODUCT) RED apparel. The Super is set to appear in over 30 international Elle editions wearing an array of (PRODUCT) RED endorsed clothing from the likes of Gap, Armani, Converse, and Apple. 50 percent of all profits go towards the cause.
Simply Fab: Shopbop Supports the Earth
Happy Earth Day everyone! We should try to make eco-friendly decisions every day, but if you haven't already, today is the day to reflect on how you can make a difference, big or small.
Shopbop is doing its part by housing an eco-friendly section dedicated to designers who have gone green.
On Our Radar: Rogan Gregory for Target
This one is for all you eco-fiends out there: Rogan Gregory has been tapped as the latest designer for Target's GO International.
Gregory, a former Gap designer who won the prestigious CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award for 2008, helms three labels: ethical T-shirt label EDUN which he runs with Bono's wife Ali Hewson, Loomstate, an all-organic line of t-shirts and jeans, and his own edgier line Rogan.
Fab Flash: Announcing The 2007 CFDA Award Winners!
Ellen Barkin hosted last night's Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Fashion Awards in NYC. The event, which Council President Diane von Furstenberg made sure started on time, was attended by celebrities such as Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, Kate Bosworth, Heidi Klum, and Debra Messing, among others, as well as by top designers and fashion insiders.
Oscar de la Renta and Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler tied for Womenswear Designer of The Year while Ralph Lauren took home the prize for Menswear Designer of the Year.
iPod Nano Goes Red
Gap isn't the only company getting on the (Product) Red bandwagon. Now, Apple is contributing to the cause with its lovely red 4 GB iPod Nano Red. The Red initiative, which Bono discussed during his appearance on Oprah today, was launched by the U2 singer and Bobby Shriver to raise money for and awareness of HIV/AIDS in Africa.
Friday Fab News Round-Up!
- Bono goes on Oprah to promote (Product) Red — PopSugar
- Louis Vuitton and other luxury retailers move into smaller markets — International Herald Tribune
- Demi Moore becomes the new face of L'Oreal — Vogue U.K.
- Diane von Furstenberg returns to her native country to celebrate Belgian designers — Fashion Week Daily
- "Stealth wealth" followers shun logo'd merchandise — The Boston Globe
- Bulgari opens a stunning 59-villa hotel in Bali — Luxist
- American Eagle's Aerie brand launches a groundbreaking ad campaign on the CW Network — American Eagle Press
- Coutts & Co bank hires Stella McCartney to design a credit card — Vogue U.K.
Gap Launches (Product) Red
I've been telling you about a lot of pink products that raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But you may notice that today, FabSugar is wearing red—specifically, Gap (Product) Red. This special line of clothing is part of the larger (Product) Red initiative, a charitable organization started by Bobby Shriver and Bono, who'll appear on Oprah today, to raise awareness about AIDS in Africa.
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