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The Year Ahead With Summer Rayne Oakes

by Meaghan O'Neill, Newport, R.I. on 01.15.08
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This post is part of an ongoing series. To access all the profiles in this series, visit The Year Ahead.

summer-rayne-oakes-newyear.jpgWho: Summer Rayne Oakes, eco-model and activist

Eco-resolution: My resolutions are to do more of the same work that I’ve already been doing—such as modeling, writing, giving talks, and generally spreading the green word. Only this year, I'll do it even better. I’ll also work with and support Energy Action, a coalition of organizations led by students and youths to strengthen the clean energy movement, as much as humanly possible.

Outlook for '08: Young voters will make sure their candidates are as green as possible.

Speaking of green...Blue will become the new green. Literally. Marketing analysis and studies in psychology show that the symbolic color of the environmental movement will undergo a color shift from green to blue.

Sustainable fashion will continue to rise in popularity with green fashion shows popping up all over the world. We won't see an international fusion of ethical designers, however, until 2009.

A handful of beauty and fashion companies have started to address global warming. This move is going to percolate throughout the industry...hopefully before the ice caps melt or the Great Barrier reef is bleached.


Want more of the planet’s sexiest eco-model? (Who wouldn’t?) Check out TreeHugger’s interview with Summer Rayne Oakes, or just type her name into the search box at the top of this page. (You’ll find we just can’t get enough of her either.) Ready to give your self an eco-makeover? Follow our guides for How to Green Your Wardrobe and How to Green Women’s Personal Care.

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Comments (4)

Summer is nearly as hot as Simran!

jump to top brennan says:

Nipples? On MY Treehugger? Well, I never!

;-)

jump to top Paul says:

someone's not wearing a bra...

jump to top Anonymous says:

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