Mad Men actress Alison Brie spilled onto the red carpet Saturday with an amazing eco-friendly gown and shrug by L.A. designer Deborah Lindquist.

At Global Green’s Millennium Awards, Brie donned these green garbs made from “sustainable hemp silk and recycled materials: cashmere, leather and cassette tapes.”  Wow!  What an ensemble!

The actress revealed, “The bodice is made from something called ‘sonic fabric.”

“The inside is cassette tapes, cut up and woven together. If you had an old tape player and you put headphones on and opened it up and rubbed it against this, you’d hear sounds.”

“I’m in the market for red carpet eco-friendly designers,” Brie said. “Give me a call. I will be happy to advertise, on my person.”

Sounds like a plan to us!  Sign me up too!

Teaming up with online boutique Yoox.com, Hamnet is offering some of the most edgy eco-friendly beachwear options available.  The Save The Sea line features several 50s-inspired bikinis, towels, t-shirts and men’s swim trunks all made using sustainable fabrics, organic cotton, along with a minimal amount of recyclable polyester.

Prices start at $69.

The actor’s efforts are part of Grenier’s new website SHFT and the word on the street is that the shop will feature more than 50 pieces from “Los Angeles-based artists including Jay Mark Johnson, Tierney Gearon, Lauren Bon, Rebeca Mendez, Ramon Coronado and Jay Mark Johnson.”

Wow, sounds like a sight to be seen!

Asked to create a green car cor a charity auction, Christina teamed up with a Chrysler team to design the new Eco Style car.  Made from recycled materials featured in the interior and an economic engine, this new Eco Style by Christina Aguilera may actually end up being a hit.

Any takers?

Working with clothing company Rethink, the musical group will be working to support green fashion which will include merchandise t-shirts.  Along with creating green apparel awareness, the Black Eyed Peas have been encouraging their fans at each tour stop to recycle their plastic bottles instead of just trashing them.

The Away From Home Tour is part of the 5th Annual Campus Consciousness tour which promotes green living through music.  Drake will be stopping at 15 college campuses throughout the tour, living green all along the way, see details of the tour below.
» April 6 – Charleston, IL @ Eastern Illinois University
» April 6 – Columbus, OH @ Private Location
» April 9 – State College, PA @ Penn State University
» April 10 – Boston, MA @ Private Location
» April 11 – Lock Haven, PA @ Private Location
» April 14 – East Lansing, MI @ Michigan State University
» April 15 – Rochester Hills, MI @ Oakland University
» April 16 – Morgantown, WV @ West Virginia University
» April 21 – Orlando, FL @ University of Central Florida
» April 22 – Greenville, SC @ Furman University
» April 23 – TBA
» April 24 – New Orleans, LA @ New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
» April 26 – Kansas City, MO @ University of Missouri, Kansas City
» April 27 – Lexington, KY @ University of Kentucky
» April 29 – Lowell, MA @ University Mass Lowell
» April 20 – Syracuse, NY @ Private Location
» May 1 – Boston, MA @ Private Location
» May 1 – East Rutherford, NJ @ Bamboozle Festival
» May 4 – Worcester, MA @ Holy Cross
» May 5 – Towson, MD @ Towson University
» May 6 – Cheney, PA @ Cheney University
» May 7 – Ithaca, NY @ Private Location
» May 8 – Plymouth, NH @ Private Location

This new collection features knitwear, jersey dresses, cotton shorts and shirts, all of which will benefit the People Tree Foundation.

Emma states, “I wanted to help People Tree produce a younger range because I was excited by the idea of using fashion as a tool to help alleviate poverty.”

“I think young people like me are becoming increasingly aware of the humanitarian and environmental issues surrounding fast fashion.”

From using corn-made food utensils to reusable water bottles instead of plastic bottles, the crew of Away We Go put their best eco-friendly foot forward on the film’s set.

Apart from the biodegradable plates and utensils, the crew also used hybrid vehicles, biodiesel fuels, local organic foods and also made use of composting.  We’re hoping that the steps Away We Go used will make other movie sets and crew rethink their carbon footprint.

In a recent interview, Grammar called herself “crazy” about water conservation and going easy on the earth.

“I grew up in California where there’s always a drought, so you can’t have the faucet on. When anybody comes over and they’re brushing their teeth, I’m like, ‘Turn off the faucet.’ You can’t leave the shower on to let it heat up. That’s unacceptable. I just get really upset. It causes a lot of arguments, actually, especially if I’m dating someone. It’s not a deal breaker, but it definitely becomes a source of anxiety.”

So, just in case you’re interested, Spencer only goes green.