Come Fab Finding With Me: Go Go Green!

FabSugar — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 11:25:33 PDT

We are in the midst of a green fashion revolution. Stay tuned for more green fashion on Fab, but in the meantime, the newest trend in fashion is no doubt going green. Whether you're a vegan or a carnivore fashionista, we should all jump on this bandwagon and do Mother Earth some good. For any of you out there who already have some favorite eco-centric designers you know and love please share them via this Fab Finding challenge!

I found this super cute vegan Matt & Nat jorja fox linen handbag, $130. With Earth Day this weekend, let's all go Fab Finding for an Earth friendly outfit. If you don't know of any eco-fashion designers don't fret; just try to stick to natural fabrics like cotton or silk, and seek out cute designs in the representative color: green! Come back and tell me when your Fab Finds are up and tag them with go go green.

To learn what a Fab Find is and how to make one, click here. For a more detailed explanation of bookmarks from geeksugar click here.

To see some of my favorite online stores,

Active Endeavors
Banana Republic
Barneys New York
Bluefly
eLuxury
Jildor Shoes
Live Natty
Neiman Marcus
Net-a-Porter
Pink Mascara

Why Can't the Public Treat Monica Lewinsky Like Bill Clinton?

Annie Scudder — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 12:00:46 PDT

He was nearly 50. She was only 22. He was a powerful man who should have known better. She was just an intern. Yet, no one seems to remember Bill Clinton's indiscretions in the Oval Office while Monica Lewinsky's name is forever connected to the sex scandal.

Other women have overcome sex scandals to win the attention, if not complete admiration, of Americans. Kim Kardashian had a sex tape, but we've come to also associate her name with her TV shows, perfumes, and a fashion line. Monica, now 38, hasn't made the transition; although, she tried her hand at endorsing handbags and Jenny Craig. The spotlight was harsh to Monica, so perhaps she decided to avoid it after such public humiliation. But 13 years after the scandal broke - that's right, 13! - Monica is still not safe from tabloid takedowns, the latest one calling her a "social pariah" who can't get her projects off the ground or find a man. No mention of the fact that Monica lived in London for a while and got a masters in social psychology.

Meanwhile, the latest news on 65-year-old Bill Clinton centers around his newfound vegan lifestyle or charity work. As a former and successful president, Bill Clinton's legacy surely encompasses much more than the poor judgement he displayed with Monica, but it's striking how Bill's image has completely survived the scandal while Monica's has been completely dominated by it. Why do you think her public image seems so frozen in time?