Environmentally friendly fashions seem to be popping up everywhere. Brands like Victoria’s Secret, H&M and Banana Republic are using eco-friendly materials in their designs. It looks like -green- is becoming the new black, particularly in today’s uncertain economy.

So if you’re a fashionista who’s ready to go green, read on.

Vegan Shoes – Some animals can rest easier because of vegan shoes. Brands like Beyond Skin make use of supplies like cotton-backed polyurethane and post-consumer cardboard to create luxurious-looking treats for your feet. You can now step out in style without having a guilty conscious.

Organic Beauty Products – You may already know, fashion and beauty work together. Obviously you always want to give good face. Why not do it responsibly? You can with organic beauty products. Many beauty brands are adding organic lines. There are also an abundance of organic beauty products in natural food stores. These lines are created without harmful ingredients like parabens and are not tested on animals.

Organic Clothing Lines – A lot of companies are rolling out organic clothing lines. Target recently partnered with the organic label Loomstate to develop an affordable collection of 100% cotton fiber clothing. Looking to add some green fashions to your wardrobe? Check the Web. Sites like thegreenloop.com offer fashions from a number of conscientious companies.

Clothing Swaps – What’s the easy reduce, reuse and recycle your wardrobe? Clothing swaps, of course! Swap parties have become more common. These parties give you the chance to share your style with others. You might also need the opportunity to snag someone else’s great finds. If there aren’t any swap parties in your area, host one of your own. Or go online. Swapstyle is a free online swap party. You can trade 24 hours a day with people from around the globe.

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