Vanichi Editorial: For The Love Of Color

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For The Love Of Color, an exclusive editorial from the latest issue of Vanichi Style. See the entire issue on our website here: http://www.vanichi.com/magazines/the-genesis-issue/

Photographed By Michael R. Moore. for Vanichi Magazine.

Team credits: 

Photographer Michael R. Moore

Creative Director Jordan A. Swain

Makeup: Miki Ali

Hairstylist: Agne Skaringa Assistant Hair Hanna Erikasson

Fashion Stylist: Styles By Swain

Assistant Stylist: Q Hutson and Evelyn Molina

Model: Greta

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

 

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

Vanichi Magazine Fashion Editorial photographed by Michael R. Moore

9 Brands That Make Eco-Fashion Chic

By Leeann Duggan Via (www.vanichiblog.blogspot.com)

We often hear vague imperatives to "go green" with our fashion. But, it can be tough to know exactly where to start. And then, there's the not-small concern that eco-fashion...well, might have the "eco" side of the equation down, but leaves us hanging on the "fashion" part. Luckily, for anyone who wants to learn how to shop more responsibly — and stylishly, too —Teen Vogue has an amazing guide to 9 brands that make eco-fashion chic.

And, this guide goes way beyond brands that use organic fabrics and sustainable dyes. Included here are fair-wage marketplaces where you can shop the handiwork of artisans in Mali, Peru, and Niger, and cute flats whose proceeds help protect gorillas' habitats. And, our favorite, the up-and-coming brand Reformation, that turns vintage fabric into the best dresses, ever.

Head to Teen Vogue for the full list of brands making green look good.

8 Ways To Wear Dark Colors In The Summer

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No white after Labor Day? Not a rule in our book. And similarly, we believe that saving dark colors solely for winter months is entirely unnecessary.

Instead, we're offering up eight tips and tricks on how to wear your favorite black and navy pieces when it's 102 degrees outside — while still looking damn cool.



That pair of navy track pants you lived in all November? Rather than pairing them with your leather jacket and New Balance sneaks, try them with a strappy sandal and a loose, airy blouse for an equally cool (and just as easy) on-the-go outfit.



A loose black jumpsuit creates the perfect balance to sport sandals and slides



Don’t stash your staple, little, black skirt in your winter storage bin! Instead, ditch the tights, and pair it with a contrasting tee to stand out in a sea of denim cutoffs.



The grid pattern is one of the season's trendiest prints, and it looks best in a stark black and white.



Whip out that vest you're used to layering over tunics and turtlenecks, and pair it over a chic strapless dress for a subtle way to show a little skin.



A button-front tank dress is still a summery silhouette, so you won't look like you're wearing your fall clothes in warm weather regardless of the color.