Green EcoDivas: Inspiring a Greener Lifestyle

EcoDivas: Empowering Green Glamour and Sustainable Style

Interview with Taryn Hipwell from EcoDivastv.com

Hey there, eco-warriors! Seth Leitman, your Green Living Guy, here with an exciting spotlight on a EcoDivas movement that’s redefining what it means to be green and glamorous. Let’s dive into the world of EcoDivas!

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Tommy Davidson at the Green Lodge Sundance Film Festival

The Birth of EcoDivas: Where Green Meets Glam

EcoDivas, the brainchild of the fabulous Taryn Hipwell, is revolutionizing the way we think about sustainable living. Their mission? To showcase the “Who’s who” and “How-to” of being green. It’s a multi-layered concept that proves being eco-friendly can be downright divalicious!

As Taryn puts it, “No one can do everything, but everyone can do something.” This philosophy is essentially at the heart of EcoDivas, thereby inspiring us all to take small steps towards a greener lifestyle. She even got me an interview with the folks at Livity organization.

Upcycling Glamour at Sundance

Remember when I hit up the Sundance Film Festival back in 2010? EcoDivas was there in full force, hosting an Upcycling party at the Green Lodge. It was a star-studded affair that proved sustainability can be seriously stylish.

A Lot To Say: Fashion That Speaks Volumes

One of the highlights of my chat with Taryn was learning about A Lot To Say clothing. Their innovative AirDye technology is a game-changer, folks! By significantly reducing water usage in the dyeing process, they’re making waves in water conservation – a crucial issue, especially in drought-prone areas like California.

Main Event Red Carpet Lounge for the Green Suite
Main Event Red Carpet Lounge for the Green Suite for Sundance Film Festival

Livity.org: Hats Off to Sustainable Headwear

We also talked about Livity.org and their eco-friendly hats. It’s amazing to see how sustainability is literally going to our heads!

The Green Living Guy’s Take

As your Green Living Guy, I’m always on the lookout for innovators in the eco-space, and EcoDivas is hitting it out of the park. They’re proving that green living isn’t just about sacrifice – it’s about making smart, stylish choices that benefit both us and the planet.

The Green Lodge at Sundance

A Well-Deserved Shoutout

It’s no wonder that I awarded Taryn Hipwell the title of Best Green Thought Leader for 2016. Her work with EcoDivas and Beyond the Label is truly inspiring. The partnership with TEDxLA to create the “Beyond the Label” series is just another feather in her very green cap.

Wrapping It Up: The Future is Green and Glam

From upcycling parties to water-saving fashion tech, EcoDivas is most definitely showing us that the future of sustainability is bright – and fabulous! They’re also (what I love the most) not just talking the talk; they’re walking the walk. Especially in stylish, eco-friendly shoes.

A lot to say

So, whether you’re a fashionista looking to green up your wardrobe or an eco-warrior seeking to add some glamour to your cause. It’s because EcoDivas most definitely has got you covered. Remember, every small step counts. Why not make your next step a glamorous one?

Stay green and divalicious from Taryn’s view. I say Stay Green! LOL

Seth Leitman The Green Living Guy

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P.S. Don’t forget to check out my amazing interview with the Chairman of the Green Board himself, Ed Begley Jr. We had a blast talking about his all-day green marathon on Earth Day 2014. It’s just another example of how going green can be fun, informative, and as well star-studded!

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First of all, the EcoDivas purpose is to show the “Who’s who” and “How-to” of being green. In addition, EcoDivas is a multi-layered concept that moreover highlights the fabulous sides of being Eco and as well “Divalicious”. “As the creator of EcoDivas, I truly believe that no one can do everything, but everyone can do something.”

In this interview we will talk about why EcoDivas started, the Upcycling party at the Green Lodge at Sundance Film Festival, A Lot To Say clothing and also how their AirDye technology reduces the need for water and its’ importance to the California areas.  We also talked about Livity.org hats and more.

Conclusion

Taryn Hipwell’s conversation with The Green Living Guy in February 2010 presents EcoDivas as a pioneering platform that fuses glamour with sustainable living. Through initiatives like upcycling parties at Sundance’s Green Lodge and championing innovations such as AirDye technology with clothing brand A Lot To Say, Taryn actively demonstrated that eco-conscious behavior can be both stylish and impactful.

Central to Taryn’s ethos is her belief that “no one can do everything, but also everyone can do something”.  For it’s an empowering call to action that most notably encourages small steps toward sustainability. With EcoDivas, she created a movement that elevated everyday eco-friendly choices into visually compelling, fashion-forward statements.

The interview also highlights EcoDivas’ role in reshaping essentially how sustainability is perceived. Therefore, Taryn is turning it into something inviting rather than austere. By making green living accessible, creative, and even glamorous, Hipwell positioned herself as a forward-thinking leader in eco-fashion.

FINALLY!

Despite the snowstorm on the East Coast and sunshine in LA, this lively conversation between The Green Living Guy and Taryn Hipwell brought the warmth of eco-conscious creativity to the forefront. From Sundance to palm trees, Taryn shared how EcoDivas TV blends sustainability with style. While many talk about going green, she lives it—making eco-fashion feel glamorous and real. At the same time, her passion shines through with every story. So even though the weather couldn’t be more different, the mission stays aligned: inspire people to live greener, bolder, and more beautifully—wherever they are.

Finally, here is the full interview with the GreenLivingGuy most importantly and on Apple Podcasts!

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