I loooooove Matthew Williamson!

I adore the way he uses ethnic prints and even when he had a bit of a dust-up over being a little too inspired by the Ethiopian national costume in his Spring/Summer ‘08 collection, I still loved his swag.

Well, the Matthew Williamson Fall/Winter 2010 collection just gave me more of what I love — rich color, ethnic beading, and a certain global je ne sais quoi.

High points: chunky knits, hand beading on sexy dresses and color explosions that take you from India to Africa and beyond.

Low points: not a damn thing.

Happy Earth Day posh girls! Today is the perfect day to introduce new products into your beauty regiment that do double duty to keep you eco-friendly and looking gorgeous.

John Masters Organics creates all-natural products for the hair, skin, and body that are biodegradable and cruelty-free. His organic beauty products are good for you and great for the earth!

John Masters Organics Calendula Hydrating Mask
Get your skin in sync for spring with a super-hydrating mask that moisturizes wind-whipped cheeks and rejuvenates cold-weather stressed skin. Reveal new skin cells and eliminate the free radicals that damage skin and accelerate aging. 2 ounces for $26

John Masters Organics Jojoba & Ginseng Exfoliating Face Cleanser
Natural plant products, herbal extracts and essential oils reoxygenate and nourish the skin as it cleanses. Spherical jojoba beads gently exfoliate without damaging sensitive skin while an essential oil blend stimulates circulation and restores vibrancy. 4 ounces for $25

John Masters Organics Rosemary & Peppermint Detangler
I love the cool, tingling feeling peppermint gives my scalp. This Rosemary & Peppermint Detangler uses a blend of rosemary and peppermint essential oils to eliminate tangles without weighing down hair. Hair is left shiny and and manageable. 8 ounces for $16

John Masters Organics Honey & Hibiscus Hair Reconstructor
Hair ravaged by the elements deserve some gentle treatment. This super-intense conditioning treatment revitalizes and restores your hair. The perfect reconstructor for dry, damaged or color-treated hair. 4 ounces for $28

Photo credit: Nitrolicious

Girls who love green, eco-conscious clothes are already salivating for the Rogan line for Target GO International, but unless you live in NY or LA, you’re still weeks away from getting your hands on some.

FWD broke the news that Barney’s will carry the line’s newly affordable organic cotton pieces in their Manhattan and Beverly Hills stores. The pieces will be in Barney’s stores for only five days, starting on May 8 in NY and May 15 in LA.

This is the first time Target merchandise has ever been carried in Barney’s, but the retailer has a great relationship with designer and a track record of promotion green fashion through projects like Barney’s Green and Rogan Gregory’s own Loomstate line.

See pics of the entire Rogan for Target GO International collection at Nitrolicious.

What would you do if you drove all the way across town and your favorite little eclectic boutique was gone? Boarded up. Closed shop. Poof. Would you drive back home and get over it?

If the store was Zulu Rose, you’d keep coming back and practically hold a candlelight vigil until they came back. The Zulu Rose online store has been launched, disappeared for a while and now relaunched, but true Zulu fashionistas never gave up the ghost.

The latest incarnation of the shop brings back the line’s funky tees as conceptualized by lead designer Alexander Derrick. His chic and modern African themes pair colorful graphic designs with high-end organic fabrics and eco-friendly textile dyes.

Very limited amount of rotating stock available online.

Get it while you still can.

All images Zulu Rose

Puma “Lydia” bag

In February, Puma teamed up with model Lydia Hearst and design duo Heatherette to create a limited edition remix of their French ‘77 racket bag for NY Fashion Week. Only 100 pieces of the $750 luxury bag were released and they were snatched up posthaste.Fast forward a few months and Puma has hooked up with Ms. Hearst again to create a new version of the Lydia bag for the holiday season. This version of the Lydia bag is eco-friendly and uses no animal products and is also wallet friendly with a more realistic price point. The Puma “Lydia” bag comes in two versions – silver patent and black patent with bright blue accents and features a pleated pocket at the front.

The Lydia bag retails for $125 and will only be sold in Puma concept stores. Click here for more information on Puma bags.

Surprise Puma “Lydia” launch party guests under the cut.

Designer Malcolm Harris and Andre J at the Lydia Hearst for Puma after party