The best trends in "Green" and eco-friendly products continues on Planet Fashion TV in their bi-monthly "Green" feature. The syndicated TV Show and Online Magazine has been sending teams of experts and researchers out to find compelling and cool "Green" brands and products. Every month Planet Fashion TV.com releases a list of trending picks in every category, including beverages, apparel, health, cosmetics, energy, electronics and luxury. The lists are then featured in bi-monthly episodes on Planet Fashion TV show. "For March we focused on products that are great either on your body or in your body" says Celia Evans the show producer. The companies that Planet Fashion picked are also actively involved with social sustainability in general.

Here's Planet Fashion TV's March picks for best "Green" products:

Aubrey Organics Skin and Hair Care
Matcha Source Beverage
Dr Scheller Skin Care and Anti-Aging
Skintegrity Sunblock
Goldmine Natural Foods
Esutras Organics

Planet Fashion TV sent a team of experts and researchers out to find compelling and cool "Green" brands and products. The products will be in a recently launched monthly featured story on the best new trends in green and sustainability. It will be broadcast nationally online and on local affiliate TV stations. Some products are so unique they could possibly be game changers in the market. Every month Planet Fashion TV will release a list of trending picks in every category, including beverages, apparel, health, cosmetics, energy, electronics and luxury. Yes luxury products have even gone "Green". Speaking of luxury the show's producer, Celia Evans thinks that the same demographic of people that are interested in luxury are interested in sustainability. "What we found" says Evans, "was that the price points for "Green" products could often be considered luxury. Also the current trends lean towards being open to alternative health options, and Eco-sustainability. Its fashionable and a lot of the products and brands that we've chosen go beyond being "Green" they're just amazing!"

Here's our January picks:

1. Bamboo Charcoal Wellness Products by “The Healing Tree” Company. Clothing made from Activated Bamboo Charcoal for healing properties.

2. Frey Vineyards is America’s Pioneering Organic Winery. Organic, Vegan, and Bio-dynamic wines.

3. Desert Essence is an organic personal care brand founded in 1978, offering body, skin, hair, and baby care. We recommend the The Gentle Nourishing Organic Cleanser.

4. Nutiva's Organic Chia Seeds. The best chia seeds we've found on the market.

5. Herb Pharm a liquid herbal extract company. Herbal Breath Tonic in Peppermint contains the extracts of certified organic herbs of Peppermint, Cinnamon, Ginger and Clove, all of which are guaranteed free of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and nasty chemical solvents. The hands down strongest breath freshener you will ever come across.

6. Earth Circle Organics is a raw foods importer, distributor and manufacturer. The entire product line is first class. Its hard to pick one thing that's the best. From the chlorella and spirulina powders to the cacao butter, to the goji berries. It's all fantastic.

New Sustainable Fashion Brand lur apparel Goes Beyond Organic With 100% Recycled Materials.

Mark Heiman, a textile industry veteran, was disenchanted with the fashion industry's move towards low-quality, high impact, disposable fashion. Along with friend Alan Brown, he set out to create new technology that would reduce the impact fashion has on the environment.

The result of their efforts is a new fashion line called lur™ apparel. lur™ apparel produces sustainable fashion made from 100% recycled materials. The goal of lur™ apparel is to knit beauty, sustainability, and social responsibility into each and every piece of clothing.

The company says their products are more sustainable and environmentally friendly than organic cotton - while still remaining just as beautiful and soft to the touch. The fabric is made from pre-consumer recycled cotton scraps and recycled polyester from plastic bottles.

At launch lur™’s line carries twenty seven apparel styles and the company estimates that through their production process, each item of lur™ clothing saves roughly 160 gallons of fresh water from entering the waste stream.

In addition to producing clothing in a sustainable manner, the company also seeks to give back to those in need. A portion of the profits from lur™ apparel go to help women establish their own businesses and gain access to education to allow themselves, their families, and their communities, the opportunity to rise out of poverty.

“We call lur™ apparel ‘Fashion for Change’ because we believe it is the first time that care for the planet, fair wages, and modern styling have been united under one brand,” said co-founder Alan Brown.

The line is available at www.lurapparel.com and at select boutiques across country.

Being green has ever been so chic. Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, has ingrated the GREENshowroom into it's worldwind of shows and events. The showroom has been very successful for 6 years and takes place at the Hotel Adlon Kempinski in Berlin, during Berlin's Fashion Week. It's a showcase designed to display eco fashion trends to the vast national and international crowds.  Magdalena Schaffrin and Jana Keller, founders of the exhibition are extremely delighted by the success of the event. "It is great to see such a positive mood and enthusiasm amongst the exhibitors and the audience. This shows us that consciousness is growing towards a more sustainable living and Green Luxury is en vogue. We are very pleased that the idea and concept of GREENshowrooms is so well received. "

This years GREENshowroom included 25 labels, like well-known designers Anne Gorke, Deep Mello and Sarah Reinhard. Each fashion house must prove in advance that at least 60% of the collection is green before their models can hit the catwalk. Make up for the show was by AVEDA. The all natural cosmetic brand used pink eye shadow in soft rouge on the outer corners of the eyes. The rest of the make up remained natural; only the lips were accented with pink lip gloss. Voluminous hairstyles and soft colors dominated the show. Hopefuly New York's Fashion Week will soon have a GREENshowroom.