Dress to Impress by Making a Sustainable Style Statement

Looking for a holistically sustainable and beautiful dress? We’ve got you covered. With our effortlessly chic dresses, we prove that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. Our array of women’s dresses is endlessly versatile and truly feminine. The perfect outfits to take you from day to night, our dresses are able to be dressed up or down depending on your mood or the occasion.

Have a special occasion coming up like a wedding or formal evening out? Take a look on each product page to discover styling tips for how you can style up or down our dresses. Whether it’s a low-key event or you’re a bridesmaid in your best friend’s wedding, our vegan silk dresses allow you to celebrate (or chill) and look your very best.

The style options are endless. For instance, pair our organic cotton crop tops with a maxi dress and boots for a brisk fall day, or dress up our black dresses with strappy heels and bold accessories for an evening affair.

In the spring and summer, these make ideal choices for a polished look. Take your Katla dress to watch an outdoor movie under the stars or wear it in the daytime paired with our organic cotton crop top for an effortless look. In the fall and winter, pair your vegan silk maxi dress with our GOTS certified organic cotton hoodies to stay extra cozy and chic. Take your dress apple picking in the orchards or sit by the fire and read a great novel. This one-and-done style makes getting dressed beautifully and ethically easier than ever before. Our styles cover the full range of sizes and offer a flattering fit for every shape - including petite and plus size.

One of the most distinctive elements of our dresses is the luscious vegan fabrics. Our dresses are made of plant based fabrics with silk like softness and texture. They are made from luxurious cupro modal blends and Lenzing Ecovero Viscose fibers, which are derived from sustainable wood and pulp. Our vegan silk styles respect animals and wildlife. They are 100% cruelty-free, compared with traditional silk which is harmful to silkworms