How we love the web and its infinite supply of new sites bursting with information on all things ethical. The latest online magazine to hit our browsers is just-launched ETP magazine. Standing for Empowerment Through Positivity, the ezine claims to be a reaction to negative perceptions surrounding women and ethical lifestyle. Set up by Charlotte Fairburn, in her final year at Birmingham University, the site is chock-full of articles on lifestyle, health, beauty and fashion. Have a look through for yourself but here are some pieces that caught our attention:

Org-E (New healthy living café)

The Mosquito Challenged With Enthusiasm (Tribute to Anita Roddick)

Meat-eating Vs Vegetarianism: The Ethical Debate

Another recent start-up that we quite like the look of, with its very magaziny collage design, is www.fashion-conscience.com. Set up by a fashion editor, the site claims its sole purpose is sourcing ethical clothes for stylish women. And they really have managed to find some glorious ethically-made garments, from elegant high-waisted wide trousers by Wildlife Works to cool skinny jeans from Serfontaine and gorgeous recycled leather bags from Ashley Watson.

We’re also loving the range from new online fashion boutique, Pardess. Using only internationally certified organic fabrics, all garments are made in designer Mimi Rogers’ London studio. Recycled packaging materials, printing on Soil Association-approved organic printers and cleaning with organic, biodegradable products, this is really impressive from a start-up ethical business. Check out the merino wool TOCC collection of winter coats – cosy and sumptuous, these are perfect for cold wintry days!

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