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"  The red carpet just got green with envy. In London over the weekend, Stella McCartney, the creative force behind conscious clothing we are actually dying to wear, debuted a 13-piece evening wear collection that more than passes the ethical litmus test. In partnership with Livia Firth of Eco-Age, McCartney challenged herself to design a full collection adhering to the highest environmental standards, using only materials that are either recycled or sustainably certified by the Green Carpet Challenge (GCC) Brandmark guarantee. And the results are celebratory. From bold abstract art-inspired prints and cool color blocking to sheer, ethereal florals, the dresses and jumpsuits (with one pant suit for good measure), look less &amp;quot;eco&amp;quot; and more just plain chic. &amp;quot;This collection is a huge step towards what I always have aimed to achieve, to push the boundaries and stereotypes of sustainable fashion by proving that it is possible to create and deliver beautiful, luxurious eveningwear causing little to no harm to the environment,&amp;quot; McCartney said in a statement. Wearing &amp;quot;good&amp;quot; never looked so good.  The looks will be available starting in November at Stella McCartney stores and online as well as on Net-a-Porter.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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