1/5buy right
Green is officially the new black. This April, Guess is the latest big-name design team to adopt everyone’s new favorite shade with the arrival of the new Guess Green collection. And if organic cotton tanks and eco-friendly jeans aren’t enough to make you want to splurge on some do-good-goodies, ten percent of all Guess Green’s proceeds will support the Environmental Media Association.
—Katie Long
Guess Green tank, $29. Select Guess stores and guess.com.
2/5ray ban
Ready to fight greenhouse gasses? With Lancôme’s Primordial Cell Defense Serum, you can protect your skin from the effects of harmful UV ray and pollution with a powerful blend of antioxidants, while knowing you’re simultaneously helping to save the earth; Lancôme is planting 1000 trees to celebrate the product’s launch.
—Stacey Farber
Lancôme Primordiale Cell Defense Serum, $62. Sephora.com.
3/5high and dry
Afraid to get your eco-friendly feet wet? With Totes’ bamboo-handled Eco ’brella, you can stay dry in the wildest weather while still making a statement. With an oversized canopy crafted entirely from recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) bottles and emblazoned with the universal symbol for recycling, there is no easier way to go green.
—Elana Fishman
Totes Eco ’brella Umbrella, $30. Totes-isotoner.com.
4/5sea change
Prom is right around the corner, and this Grecian-inspired dress from Elijah is just the ticket to making a splash on the Big Night. From its dramatic, contrasting shoulder strap to its deep sea hue, this frock makes the case for keeping things short and sweet.
—Allie Williams
Elijah voile dress, about $368. Eye of the Needle, Palm Beach, FL.
5/5lip service
As actress Amber Heard notes in our April issue, Vincent Longo lipstick not only "feels like you’re putting on lip gloss," but also packs quite a pink punch. Longo’s silky formula moisturizes as it tints, providing a natural (and totally-kissable) pout in a spring-ready shade.
—Stacey Farber
Vincent Longo Lipstick in Fawn Nestle, $23. Sephora.com.
