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Mountains of the Moon designer Melissa Baswell was one of
five Chicago-based designers mentioned in Second
City Style's April 2nd piece on Dresses Week,
a
week-long event at
Pivot Boutique that featured over 50 different eco-friendly
dress designs, including our
Coco Dress for Spring/Summer '09. |
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TreeHugger,
the premier online presence for all that
is sustainable, featured Mountains of the
Moon in their October 10th Fashion+Beauty section,
stating:
"Designer Melissa Baswell's
Chicago-based Mountains of the Moon clothing line, with
classic lines that rise
above fashion trends and an eminent mix-and-matchability,
will soon be your new old favorites." |
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The Green Set: Eco-Fashion for the Eco-Conscious
calls Mountains of the Moon's clothing "simple and
versatile wardrobe staples that you can keep
forever" and states "They are really what green fashion is
all about." |
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In their March 3rd issue,
Eco Diva: Ethical Luxury calls Mountains of the Moon
"an emerging eco-friendly clothing line cleverly combines
the features style, luxury and sustainability. " |
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In their January 9th Fashion entry,
Stuff to Love calls our 100%
organic cotton
Larkin Dress in plum a cheery year round dress,
stating "this dress is good at any time of the year with
either tights or flip flops. It is made out of organic
cotton and comes in a ton of colors."
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York University's Institute for Research
& Innovation in Sustainability says
about Mountains of the Moon: "Definitely some of the
best-looking eco-clothes out there. Not just your plain
boring old hemp t-shirts, the clothes are actually cut
to be flattering. They mimic high fashion considerably
well."
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White Apricot:
Fashion Beauty and Lifestyle for the Eco and Socially
Conscious features the Mountains of the Moon Edie Dress in
their October 22nd piece
Watching Your Wallet - 10 Fabulous Eco Fashion Finds for
Less than $100,
calling it "kind of mod, kind of chic." |
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