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So I’ve been vegetarian for kind of a long time, and back in the day, my choices for nonleather shoes and belts and so forth were pretty much nonexistent. If I found a decent pair of vegan shoes in my size, I’d snap up a couple of pairs at a time. Honestly, it was a little tough. But that was back in the dark ages, and today it couldn’t be easier. I don’t have to look hard at all to find cruelty-free clothes anymore, and as you can see from the picture, the results are positively devastating.

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But I digress. The point is that I was really excited to see this Today Show piece about modern cruelty-free fashions. It makes it clear how easy it is nowadays to be cruelty-free and super fashionable at the same time, if that's your thing. Check it out:

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Comments


Such a great interview but I wish the host did a little more research about what the word Vegan meant. She was oblivious about anything. Matt and Natt are great and Canadian EH!!!!!!

GO VEGAN!!!!

Posted by: doug | April 24, 2007 04:04 PM

The piece was done by Lucky magazine, and apparently there is an article about vegan fashion in the May issue

Anyone read it?

Posted by: kelly | April 24, 2007 05:57 PM

Yes, i did get the article and it was good. I was thrilled as well to see it on the Today show but was appauled by her lack of understanding of "why" people would want Vegan things. Clueless

Posted by: Jessica | May 15, 2007 09:02 PM

Check out :

www.nyartificial.com

for sweatshop-fur-leather or PVC free products. They are the coolest guys in the vegan world ( they don't like to be called vegan or activists ). They have an amazing array of products that are totally ecofriendly.
My girlfriend went to their store in New York and spent a little fortune in bags, makeup and accessories. She is not even vegan and loves her purchases. I ordered a beautiful bag and a recycled glass belt on line. Check out their site. J

Posted by: Jess | June 7, 2007 03:49 PM

I know the "NY ARTIFICIAL" store, I love what they sell there. Their "vegan bags" are trully beautiful and everytime I go there I get a free "vegan makeover", isn't it fun? The most amazing thing is that most of their bags are made right there. I have a custom made bag that took less than a week to be made. It's so beautiful and practical. I love this place, very ZEN and balance. Good Kharma.

Posted by: Joan | July 17, 2007 12:06 PM

I don't understand why no one talks about how harmful are the materials used for the so called "vegan fashion" products. PVCs, Plastics, Petroleum Rubbers, etc. Most of the "vegan" products are made in CHINA under sweatshop labor. If we are trying to make a positive change in our lives and the rest of the world, let's demand safer materials and better conditions for those who manufacture our products.
I personally love
NY ARTIFICIAL. They make their products in NYC -not in CHINA- and use only the best and only safe materials in their products. THAT'S A POSITIVE CHANGE !

Posted by: Sam | September 27, 2007 01:30 PM

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