This is part 2 of our series about The Green Shows at NYC Fashion week. In this installment we meet Tara St. James of Study, Suki Kramer of Suki, and Eric Dorfman, founder of The Green Shows. Look out for part 3, coming soon!
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Great interview. Way to call ED on Dunkin and FUR. HELLO?! Also, big props to Tara St. James. LOVE this gal!
[...] not cruelty-free, then it is NOT entirely eco-friendly. While some successful designers like Tara St. James, Suki Kramer of Suki products, Bahar Shapar and Lara Miller (see videos) and Tor Soderin of House of Organic and John Masters of [...]