I don’t know, maybe that sounds weird and you didn’t want to click through, but you MUST! This top is stunning and only $54. Also made in the US out of HEMP:
Sure, it’s a bit baring, but wear it over a tank top, or a bandeau bra, or a tube top, or a sleeveless dress!!! The possibilities are endless. I’d size down in it though, which is a good thing because sizes are selling out super-fast. Get it at Candystore collective 
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If you thought eco-fashion was expensive check out the warehouse sale going on now at Green with Glamour. There are very limited sizes left, but if you’re a small or medium, you’re in luck!! This Stewart + Brown hemp/lycra dress is marked down to $65:
And this soy stretch “walkaway” dress by Popomomo is $34.35!!!
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In case you haven’t heard, it’s all about the maxi dress this Spring (isn’t it always??). I’m craving some of the new season’s dresses that feature belted waists (as opposed to previous seasons’ empire waists) and this one by Stewart + Brown is the ultimate eco-friendly option:
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Made from 96% hemp, 4% spandex, it’s not the most budget-friendly dress, but it is one that should last many Springs & Summers – and it does have an interesting cut-out detail on the back. I love it, what do you think?
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Are you ready for cooler temperatures? For long sleeves & wedges? Sweaters & leggings? I am And here are a few of my favorite eco-friendly options for a smooth transition to Fall…
Chinti & Parker striped organic cotton dress at Net-a-Porter: $135. I’m all about stripes this season, and this color combination is one of my favorites. This is such an easy dress to wear; I would belt it, or wear a wrap sweater over it to give it some shape. Pop it over tights or leggings, and you’re good to go!
Nixxi long organic cotton/viscose from bamboo/spandex jersey leggings at Nimli: $58. Whether you love them or hate them, leggings are going to be around (again) for a while. This organic cotton blend pair by Nixxi are great because they’re a little long, meaning you can bunch them up a bit at the ankle for a little less extreme look.
Sammy Handmade in Ethiopia ROMAN bag at Kaight (vegetable tanned leather handmade by a women’s co-op in Ethiopia): $275. LOVE this color for Fall!!
Organic cotton/hemp cowl tunic by Prarie Underground at Jute & Jackfruit: $169. I always love a sweatshirt, but try to find ones with a little character – this one is perfect.
Elroy baggy chambray pant (made from tencel): $84. I do still love the slim leg look, but sometimes you want a little slouch. These would be great with a fitted top (like the Julie Park top below) and flats.
Organic cotton wrap dress by SPUN (30% off with code grechen30) : $95. A good basic wrap dress is ALWAYS essential; I love them over leggings, tights, alone, or with a cardigan over. This option by SPUN is super-affordable, and incredibly flattering.
Julie Park top (rayon blend) at Beklina: $110. When the weather cools off, there’s nothing I like more than layering – and because it’s thinner, this top is perfect for that. It also provides visual interest while peeking out from under a chunky knit…
Pious hemp/organic cotton wrap jacket by Gaia Conceptions: $110. I did mention how much I love stripes, right? But did I say that I love cardigans equally? This one is great because it’s multi-functional: you can wear it open, or wrapped.
Cri de Coeur vegan wedge (low-VOC breathable PU upper on reclaimed wood sole made in Los Angeles): $350. I’m always a fan of a good wedge.
Crochet necklace by She-Bible at Green with Glamour: $40. Love this necklace for a point of interest over a simple long-sleeve tee, or cashmere sweater.
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If I haven’t mentioned before, I literally LIVE in my organic cotton bra camis by Park Vogel during the warmer months. I have three that I got when they were on SUPER sale a couple of years ago and I wear them alone, as well as under dresses & tees. BONUS: I don’t have to wear a bra with them 
Now, Park Vogel’s changed their name to Vogel10 to reflect the fact that they’re focusing on creating 10 “perfect” items every season and they’re having a 30% off July sale. Not all of their items are made from eco-friendly materials, but they do carry some organic cotton, hemp and 100% silk pieces.
This hemp tank is marked down to $39. Doesn’t it look perfect?
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