Although I’ve been an admirer of designer Deborah Lindquist since she launched her first eco-conscious clothing collection in 2004, I shied from writing since so many others were on it. She’s deservedly featured on most every eco fashion blog every season. And oh boy, the creation of her Green Bride collection was the ultimate for eco brides to be.
While many green designers were looking for an organic cotton with stretch, Deborah was on to a mix of reincarnated fabrics. Examples were recycled cashmere, restructured kimonos, and vintage silk scarves. One thing led to another and Deborah got an innovative itch for unique materials in the upcycle market.
Pictured is actress Alison Brie at the Global Green Millennium Awards. Final photos of sonic bustier credit to Glenn Campbell Photography, green LA girl and ecouterre two of the first who wrote about Deborah’s sonic fabric designs in the Cow Girl Meets Thunderdome high-tech collection last March.
Deborah is such a trailblazer! She teamed up with Alyce Santoro, who invented sonic fabric. Today she offers sonic neckties and fedora hats. Alyce offers a number of videos, ‒ from how sonic fabric was created (below), to making a sonic fabric reader.
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Deborah is one of LA’s most sought after environmentally-conscious designers who is becoming a global icon. I’m thrilled she intends on utilizing sonic fabric in her upcoming 2011 collection!
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