This week's pick, GreenMyStyle.com ('Your Daily Eco Glossy') will help you bridge the gap between your theoretical ethics and your reality.

One of the most difficult things about green fashion is simply sourcing it. How many of us have had good intentions, but when time's tight and we need an outfit pronto have found ourselves slinking off to the high street. For help in paving even that road with good intentions, read editor Sarah Woodhead's High Street Challenge report on finding eco fashion (or not) in Oxford Street. Even better, take a closer look at GreenMyStyle's heaps of fine stockists at 'Today's Hot Shops'. 

 

If you're suffering from a time crunch as well as the credit crunch you'll love Daily eBay, with superior second-hand ('vintage', baby, 'vintage') finds. It's a fabulous idea for people like me who are paranoid about getting sucked into the parallel universe of eBay and emerging days later with red-rimmed eyes and an overdraught. I've avoided eBay since I bought a 'mint condition' top which actually sports a Gorbachev-style stain. As it was only £2 – needless to say, not a vintage Vivienne – I decided life's too short to queue at my local cardiac arrest induction unit (post office) to return it. Daily eBay should help you sift through the chaff.

 

GreenMyStyle's not just for fashionistas either, with the best of green beauty and home style (including tips from Green God Oliver Heath). And look out for a piece from yours truly, coming soon to a screen near you.

 

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