26 Mar 6 Sustainable Pastel Looks to Wear this Easter Sunday
Dress codes for Easter can be far and wide. From your upgraded Sunday best to a light afternoon gathering, Easter encompasses most formal spring events into one day. I have always associated the holiday with spring barbecues, frilly dresses from my childhood, and obviously church. The color scheme is often lovely Spring pastels that would just at home on a bouquet of flowers as they do on your semi color-coordinated family.
This first look mixes colors. It’s a pastel patterned look that combines some Easter friendly lilacs and turquoises. Paired with a chilly weather friendly cardigan and comfortable flats, it’s also perfect for a long day of socializing because you’re prepared for lots of environments.
Made by fair trade artisans in Jaipur, India with ethically sourced materials and AZO-free dyes.
With Mongolian cashmere that is sustainably sourced and Pure Collection works with herders to make sure they are using the most sustainable practices.
Made with recycled materials and is recyclable itself.
Handmade by the Bai with ancient sewing techniques and vegetable tanned leather.
Handmade in Italy with cellulose acetate.
Handmade with recycled silver.
There is never an occasion that neutrals aren’t acceptable. The jumpsuit is grayish/ tan, which is definitely better than nude. This color looks better on a wider range of skin tones because it doesn’t wash pale skin out as easily. Purple earrings are the main pop of color. I chose to make the pop of color by the face as an extra wash out precaution.
With vegan PU.
Handmade in Colorado.
Handmade by artisans in Ecuador.
Handmade by local Filipino artisans with sustainable locally sourced materials.
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This look is inspired by the 1950’s with a pencil skirt and color coordinated top. You could be Grace Kelly.
Made ethically in New Zealand with cotton. (Seen before in the shorts series.)
Made in Italy, Stella’s mission is to connect local artisans to a global community.
Handmade with locally sourced materials in a sustainable factory in Spain.
With vegan PU and recycled water bottles as the lining.
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A look that is perfect for a mom, or any Easter Day childminder. I know that’s what I did most Easter weekends until I went to college. You are fashionable and able to follow all the little toddlers in your comfy flats and layers.
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Perfect for the Easter gathering that might have well have been Christmas. You are wrapped up in a warm weather friendly merino wool sweater and thick Italian boots but have a color palette the Easter bunny would approve of.
Ethically made at a factory in Inner Mongolia with natural merino wool.
With ethical production in the E.U. and Oeko-tex certified fabrics.
Handmade in Italy with locally sourced Italian materials.
With ZYL wool pulp acetate sourced from sustainable materials.
Handmade by Indian artisans with real leather and a slow, not mass produced, ethos.
White pants shouldn’t just be worn after Memorial Day. Embrace the Easter holiday with some sleek white pants and a pastel top. This is a really breathable look and perfect for when the sun comes out. The fabrics are natural silk and linen so you know you’ll be able to move around and enjoy the day.
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