What to Wear in the Garden (Once You're Done Weeding)

• If you're going to stay casual, throw on your favorite pair of jeans and these shoes by Simple footwear. There's also a sneaker version, if you prefer laces. Throw on this organic cotton Flamingo tee, or this very flattering cami, and you're set.


• If jeans are too hot for you, or you're too hot for jeans, cool down in one of these sundresses, all eco-friendly options. It's nice to look good in a sustainable way, ain't it? Lilikoi Clothing has a nice selection, in organic cotton and organic cotton jersey, from sit-around-with-a-lemonade style to going-out-for-a-stroll style. For slightly more hippie threads, check out Soul-Flower's line. They look incredibly comfortable, cool, and hippie-styling with spaghetti straps and Indian prints.


• For indie style in green, check out BirdFight. Not everything featured is green, though, so pay attention. These picks are nice: the Soho stroll dress, and Passenger Pigeon's Sparrow Skirt.


• For even more green clothing fun, check out the Style Saves the World blog. It covers a lot more than clothing - all things that can be categorized as "style" meets "green" - but for clothing picks, check out this post on Beau Soleil summer dresses (on sale!) and this one on the eco-friendly flip-flop, which is, of course, the ultimate summer shoe and comes in enough styles to go with your jeans or your sundress. Or your swimsuit... Which reminds me...


• You need a swimsuit! Go here for a little breakdown of White Apricot's Top Eco Friendly Swimwear Designers. If you don't find one you like there, then click on over to FairiesDance or Evo for more options.