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Paul Wesley Torrey DeVitto Hosts HSUS H-Couture Fashion Show (Video)

Written by Vegetarian Star on Wednesday, September 12th, 2012 in Fashion, Videos.

Paul Wesley and Torrey DeVitto

Fur-free and otherwise ethical fashionistas will come out on the evening of September 22 for the Humane Society’s H-Couture fashion show meant to highlight cruelty-free men’s and women’s designer wear.

Vampire Diaries stars Paul Wesley and Torrey DeVitto will host the event featuring designs by John Bartlett, Charlotte Ronson and more.

“Fashion should be fun, and I don’t see how wearing animal fur can be anything other than cruel and unnecessary,” says DeVitto. Wesley added, “We both support events that promote compassion for animals.”

Watch the clips below to hear why some of the event’s featured designers chose to be a part of the event.

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John Bartlett Discusses Cruelty-Free Clothing With “Businessweek”

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, September 10th, 2012 in Business, Fashion.

John Bartlett Ambassador Collection

John Bartlett recently launched the Ambassador Collection–t-shirts benefiting Farm Sanctuary, one of the nation’s largest animal sanctuaries for abused and neglected farm animals.

A vegan who eliminated leather from his fashion collections a few years ago, Bartlett spoke to Businessweek about his success as a cruelty-free designer in the industry.

Businessweek: The clothes in your high fashion collection are cruelty free. What does that entail?

Bartlett: Cruelty free means that no animals are used in the product. Everything I work with is either plant based or synthetic.

For example, for the Fall collection, I created some really cool jackets from ultrasuede, which is a recycled micro fiber.

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“Being brought up on an organic farm and having a different way of looking at life comes into everything that I do. From day one I didn’t want to be a hypocrite. What we hope to do is to isolate out a mill to just start the process, one that we will work with on a daily basis. The whole idea of improving one’s environmental footprint in this industry is you have to work with people.”

Stella McCartney to Vanity Fair, on the issue of producing environmentally conscious clothing. Stella’s brand has recently partnered with the Natural Resources Defense Councils’ “Clean By Design” a program meant to highlight ways to reduce pollution and make the most of energy resources at one of her clothing mills.

Photo: PR Photos

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“Good Morning America” Features Vegan Bags On “Deals And Steals”

Written by Vegetarian Star on Friday, August 31st, 2012 in Fashion, Film & TV.

Melie Bianco

Good Morning America recently featured a vegan handbag company on its Deals and Steals segment. Deals and Steals gives GMA viewers an opportunity to get luxurious products at great discount rates.

Melie Bianco features a variety of faux leather bags in the $100 range, but the Deals and Steals offer gave viewers the opportunity to save up to 50%.

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Venus Williams Serves Vegan Goodies At EleVen Clothing Party

Written by Vegetarian Star on Monday, August 13th, 2012 in Athletes-Games-Sports, Fashion.

Venus Williams sony-ericsson-tournament-dress

Venus Williams hosted a garden party for her sportswear clothing line for men and women, EleVen.

The Wall Street Journal reports there were vegan protein bars and other animal-free treats served at the event, including refreshments from the company she is a franchise owner of, Jamba Juice.

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TOMS Vegan-Friendly Shark Shoe Benefits Marine Conservation

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, August 9th, 2012 in Animal Issues, Fashion.

TOMS The Shark Shoe

What better way to celebrate The Discovery Channel’s 25th anniversary of Shark Week than by buying a pair of vegan-friendly TOMS shoes that benefit the creatures and their habitats?

The Shark Shoe features silhouettes of the endangered animals on the inside of the soles for both men’s and women’s styles. Each shoe consists of a light madras upper, vegan-friendly canvas insole, exclusive shark print liner, one-piece outsole for flexibility and durability and will cost you roughly $54.

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John Bartlett Ambassador Collection

John Bartlett, vegan fashion designer who discontinued leather items in his collections and has worked to raise awareness on the fur industry, has designed a set of limited edition t-shirts benefiting Farm Sanctuary, one of North America’s largest farm animal rescue and protection organizations.

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CBS Names Vegan-Friendly Moo Shoes As Top Men’s Retail Store

Written by Vegetarian Star on Thursday, August 2nd, 2012 in Business, Fashion.

CBS Moo Shoes

CBS New York has named Moo Shoes as one of the top five places men can find stylish shoes in New York.

Founded by animal loving sisters Erica and Sara Kubersky, Moo Shoes carries cruelty-free footwear from companies like Vegetarian Shoes, Dr. Marten’s and See Vees for affordable prices in the range of $50-$160.

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