Brides say 'I do' in organic frocks
The woman who recycles her newspapers, eats organic foods, and bikes or walks to work can now get married in an eco-friendly wedding dress.
The politically correct frock looks just like the traditional white model, but is actually made from a mix of organic and natural unbleached, undyed fibers. The designer is a German textile company, Hess Naturetextilien.
The company says one aim in designing the dress was to prove that hemp could be transformed into a sophisticated fabric.
The dress will be on exhibit at the Design Museum of London.
Source: The Independent
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