The Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project is committed to creating and supporting programs in South Africa to address the immediate needs of under resourced children and communities, while still promoting self-sustainability, growth, and responsibility.

Look Within. Think Beyond. Reach Out.

The tees feature a graphic that brings to mind a bulls-eye – very much embodying the “Look within” idea.

They are available in heather grey, white, pink, dewberry (purple), and orange. They are sized for women or men in extra-small to extra-large. You can see the t-shirts here.

For more information about Theron’s Africa Outreach Project click here.  Celebrities are in such a great position to bring attention and support to people and areas in need. I love reading about their charitable work and I’ll do my best to share what I find with readers. If you read about a good program like Theron’s tees, then please contact me and I’ll get the word out.

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Which is why when I read over at Ecorazzi that Rashida Jones (daughter of Quincy, former star of The Office was designing a line of eco-friendly clothing called Laloo, I was pleased.

Rashida has paired up with Angela Wilcox to create a line of “swingy tanks, dresses, and layerable tees in the softest organic cotton.” They promise the line will be flattering and will flatter all kinds of figures.

The line will soon be available in stores and online soon! I’ll definitely keep you updated on this!

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The collections will include certified organic cotton t-shirts, hoodies and minidresses and will be designed by celebs like Timbaland, Rihanna, Scissor Sisters, Katharine Hamnett, Rufus Wainwright, Good Charlotte, Ziggy Marley, Chicks on Speed, Jade Jagger, Henrik Vibskov, The Cardigans and My Chemical Romance.

Below is a video promoting the campaign!

I think this is a great idea and I love the fact that the fabrics used to promote AIDS awareness are eco-friendly. All the celebs that particpated did so free of charge!

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Bindi launched an eco-friendly kids’ clothing line in Las Vegas at Magic, the world’s largest trade show, last week.

Bindi herself hit the catwalk and strutted her stuff for the potential department store buyers.
The most amazing part? 100% of the profits from The Bindi Wear International Fashion Line will go towards supporting conservation programs run by the Australia Zoo.

Bindi worked with the Australian kiddie fashion design team Three Monsters to produce the 130 piece line.

“They are clothes with a message,’ Bindi said in Las Vegas, where the line was launched. “We’re getting just further and further away from animals. If we keep making them into boots, bags and belts what are we going to be left with?”

The line, which consists of t-shirts, jumpers, swimwear, sleepwear, hats, bags and shoes, comes with embellishments like recycled cardboard tags, recycled rubber soles for shoes.

The line will be available in Australia in February and should show up in American department stores shortly after.

Source: Ecorazzi & News AU
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