Monday, April 13, 2009

"The Queen" ramped it up @ the Eco BagTrends Arm Candy Party


Spotted - "The Queen Goes Green" made another appearance on the town as Sexy Sustainable Style attended yet again another highly successful eco-fabulous event. BagTrends, "your source for all things bags," hosted their first eco-bag "Arm Candy"party on Monday night featuring some of the hottest eco-handbag designers around. The majority of the designers were from NYC, but there was even a company there that's based out of Colorodo!


Top - me with TEICH designer Allison McGowan
Bottom - me checking out the lightweight, but durable RuMe bags
Photographs provided by Julia Komanecky

The Union Square Ballroom swarmed with men & women who came to support the launch of the new eco-fashion site, EcoStilleto, and take advantage of the great designer bag discounts. To make the shopping experience even more fun, free cocktails were served up all night. Plus, complimentary spa manicures & massages were also available to anyone who needed a little R&R between their handbag shopping frenzy.

I never had the chance to make it to the "spa room" for my free mani, but it didn't matter because I was having such a great time mingling with the crowd & talking to the different designers showcasing their collections. Check out some of the sexy sustainable pictures from this event & the gift bag eco-goodies I've been scooping up recently!


Top - Would you believe that those colorful clutches by Creollus are made from corn?!
Bottom - me sporting a super sexy, waterproof Cork Design purse (ooo do you see "The Queen" next to my feet?! She took a timeout so I could play with the cork handbags.)


Top - TEICH handbags
Bottom - eco-goodies!!!

Stay tuned for more eco-events like this and learn how you can get your hands on these exciting gift bags.

xoxo,
Mia

2 comments:

  1. Totally jealous and wish I was there with you ;))

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  2. You need to take a trip back East!! There are some many awesome eco-fabulous events to attend. :-)

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