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January 15, 2012

Green Carpet Challenge at the Golden Globe Awards

Here is Livia Firth in the beautiful 2009 Oscar dress made of re-purposed dresses and designed by Gary Harvey.

Livia Firth is leading the way for famous designers to create gorgeous gowns using green processes. Here's an the article that lists the designers who will participate: Valentino, Armani and Chanel are a few from the list.

http://www.refinery29.com/livia-firth-green-carpet-challenge-golden-globes

You can follow all of the designs on line at Vogue UK after the show tonight. Enjoy!

This post is part of the mini blog challenge at Virtual Online Learning.com.

Posted at 11:38 AM in Elegant Design, Elegant People, Green, Simply Elegant Things | Permalink

Technorati Tags: Armani, Chanel, Golden Globe Awards, Green Carpet Challenge, Livia Firth, Valentino, Vogue UK

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