Did you know that you can do your part to protect earth from the clothes you wear?   Organic is no longer just a word associated with food.  You can wear organic clothes and they’re definitely not not just green and brown if you’re going by this very hip and chic collection from Stewart+Brown. 

Clothes made from cotton which is grown in soil that has been certified free from pesticides, herbicides, and other cancer causing toxins, and is not grown from genetically engineered seeds. Or garments made from all-natural fibers like hemp that are cultivated without the detriment of herbicides or pesticides and are biodegradable.

Just came across this interesting article suited women convey power and I think it’s something every working women needs to read, especially if your job is one that requires you to exude enough authority. 

The article quoted retail consultant Susan Rolontz of the Tobe Report who said that a woman needs a sharp jacket and a good handbag to look professional and be taken seriously. 

Her observations may sound dated since the nature of women’s relationships in the workplace has improved considerably and women’s business attire has changed significantly to become more feminine in the past three decades.