Because why not be stylish and environmentally friendly at the same time? Celebrating National Earth Day, here are 10 celebrities who are prefer to walk on the green carpet. (Photo: WENN)
Meryl Streep accepted the Green Carpet Challenge and wore a jaw-dropping gold lame draped eco-friendly gown by Lanvin at the 2012 Oscars ceremony. (Photo: WENN)
Natalie Portman looked radian at the 84th Academy Awards red carpet in a stunning 1954 red Christian Dior Gown. (Photo: WENN)
Model Olga Kurylenko stunned in a sustainably-designed asymmetric pink gown by Alice Elia at the 2014 Academy Awards ceremony. (Photo: WENN)
Jamie Chung attended the Oscars for a very first time in an embellished eco-friendly Yanina Couture gown, completed with layers of delicate tulle. (Photo: WENN)
Gina Rodriguez hit the 2015 Oscars red carpet in a sustainable number designed by students from the ESMOD-ISEM fashion school in Paris. (Photo: WENN)
Sophie Turner was totally sustainable at the 2016 Oscars red carpet in a Galvan sage gown with thigh-high slit and Loubuotin heels. (Photo: WENN)
Emma Watson wore a Calvin Klein Collection bustier, pants and a long train made out of recycled bottles to the 2016 Met Gala. (Photo: WENN)
Margot Robbie looked stunning in a white strapless cut-out recycled dress by Calvin Klein at the Met Gala 2016 red carpet. (Photo: WENN)
Emma Roberts chose a vintage black and white Armani Privé creation that’s totally sustainable to walk to the red carpet at the 2017 Oscars. (Photo: WENN)
Zoey Deutch stunned in sustainable Elie Saab gown with vintage details at the 90th edition of the Academy Awards. (Photo: WENN)
SPOILER ALERT: It’s for a great cause.
From Meryl Streep to Emma Watson, some of your favorite celebrities are clearly slaying every time they hit the red carpet. But here’s something you might not know just by gazing at their gorgeous getup: Their dresses are actually more than just an eye-catching creation.
On many occasions, celebrities choose to make a statement with their looks, proving that you can rock stunning looks that are good for the planet too. It’s called sustainable fashion, and little by little, it has gone form being the exception to the rule to become a staple in the most exclusive event of the entertainment industry.
Whether it is made of eco-friendly or they’re opting for a vintage dress, some celebs are no longer are ditching the whole “dress to impress” motto and instead they seek to use the red carpet as a platform to try and save the planet—one gorgeous sustainable dress at a time.
Because why not be stylish and environmentally friendly at the same time? Celebrating National Earth Day, here are 10 celebrities who are prefer to walk on the green carpet.
