Here it is…some of the best in the eco-blogosphere this week. Enjoy!! and have a happy weekend.

• Ecco*Eco has a glimpse at the Fair Trade line Suno New York’s S/S 2010 line!
• Eco Fashion World reports on the performance at the World Congress on Organic Cotton this week.
• Check out the sumptuous Fall Eco Fashion Accessories being featured on Eco Chick.
• Eco Diva reviews Juice Beauty Organic Facial Mask.
• Ecouterre answers the question, “Why is Eco-Fashion So Expensive?”
• Ethical Style has announced a new fair trade line of youth clothing by Harry Potter’s Emma Watson.
• Learn about natural alternatives to hair removal at Feelgood Style.
• Looking for the world’s sexiest (and most ethical) black boots? Look no further than the Girlie Girl Army.
• Green Lashes and Fashion has a collection of five unbelievably awesome Vintage Cuffs–I want them all!
• What do you like about Heidi and Seek?
• Hiphonest has a video featuring Ecoluxury line by Swedish designer Camilla Norrback.
• Modern Hippie Mag has a New Online Resource for Greening Your Wedding.
• Organic Beauty View shares her Fashion Week Discovery: Max Green & Moko.
• The Alternative Consumer has it’s own New York Fashion Week wrap-up.
• If you love color, you’ll love the solar power style by Bird Textiles featured on The GIN Lady.
• What are you planning to do with last season’s fall wardrobe? The Green Girls has a suggestion!
• Shopping Golightly makes a trip to the mall and what does she find? Read all about it at The Thrifty Chicks.
• Treehugger reports on London Fashion Week and the Esthetica showcase.

Every single one of these links is totally worth clicking. I promise

• Ecco*Eco has a peek at the fabulous John Patrick Organic Spring/Summer 2010 collection!
• Learn about the exciting new materials being used in eco fashion at Eco Fashion World.
• Looking to accessorize for your fall wardrobe? Eco-Chick recommends MuiChic!
• Five Natural Beauty Tips (Old School Style!) on The Eco Diva.
• The lines of ethics and eco-style can get blurry–Ethical Style demonstrates the process of conscious consumerism in their Justify My Love piece.
• Feelgood Style reports on the FDA assurances that, although there is still lead in lipstick, it’s all “ok.”
• I hate to break it to you, but according to The Girlie Girl Army…Leopard Print is Here to Stay.
• Upcycled Fashion is an art in and of itself…and Green Lashes and Fashion is featuring some great Upcycled Finds!
• The Best Eco Jewelry for Fall is right there on Greenopia!
• Heidi and Seek discusses Franny Armstrong’s new film The Age of Stupid.
• Who says Recycled Textiles can’t be luxurious? Not HipHonest!
• Yes, Yes, Ya’ll! Inhabitat has a list of their Top 7 Favorite Green Shoes for Fall!
• Get the Organic Beauty View of New York Fashion Week!
• Are you in town for NYFW? The Alternative Consumer has some events you don’t want to miss!
• Esthetica has hand-picked the hottest ethical designers for a roundup on The GIN Lady.
• Getting married doesn’t have to be stressful! This week, The Green Girls explain How to Have Way Too Much Fun Planning Your Green Wedding!
• Fashion can be a dangerous game. Treehugger throws us a lifesaver with their post about Six Fall Fashion Disasters to Avoid.

(via Fashion, Evolved)

Alternative Consumer
Comfy and fashionable, biodegradable booties in natural rubber for your four-legged friend.

Green Cotton
Homemade from the heart: Print*Pattern*Paper’s eco-totes & art

Victoria Everman
Remember the Rainforest When Shopping with Your Envirosax + EXCLUSIVE GIVEAWAY!

Alternative Consumer
Designer Marchuska – a healthy new direction for fashion

Green Cotton
A Year in Review for our Eco-Fashion Blog

Green Girls Global
Green Girls to Host the Eco Chic Wedding and Home Show

Victoria Everman
Review and exclusive giveaway of all-natural flower essences sprays by Nectar Essences

Alternative Consumer
Sustainable is sexy.

Fig+Sage
NEWSFLASH: Brand New Organic Beauty Mag Hits Newsstands Before Year End {Plus EXCLUSIVE Interview With Editor-In-Chief}

Green Cotton
Be Carbon Neutral for a Day: Participate in Campaign for a Brighter Planet

Victoria Everman
Small, sustainable wedding favors + the first in a long line of green wedding planning posts