Want-It Wednesday - Miguel Adrover's Affordable Eco-Friendly Line for Hessnatur

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Want-It Wednesday – Miguel Adrover’s Affordable Eco-Friendly Line for Hessnatur

With the spring season’s unpredictable, transitional weather abound, comes the perfect base component to easy dressing that’s packed with bonuses; its stylish, comes in a luxe, organic fabrication, is designed by highly collectible designer Miguel Adrover and it rings in at a friendly $198.

That’s right, in case you haven’t heard, early aughts avant-garde fashion designer Miguel Adrover may have ducked out of the New York fashion scene ages ago, but he has been quietly designing an appropriately smart collection for organic label Hessnatur for several seasons.

>>Consult our Eco-Friendly Shopping Guide for all things Green & Chic

A statement of contrasts with alternating ribbed layers in different proportions in soothing shades of gray, it holds its own with the seasons color-block trend and its eco-friendly composition is sure to make this sumptuous ribbed alpaca skirt a closet constant throughout the year.

Miguel Adrover’s Alpaca Contrast Skirt is $198, shop the entire range at Hessnatur.com

Published on March 28, 2012

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Naveed Hussain, stylist and fashion editor, has a BA in art history and extensive knowledge in the history of fashion and social media outreach. Naveed also covers fashion, music and art and was assistant to the owner & editor at VagabondNyc, where he also contributed to FocusOnStyle. Naveed has unlimited access to current and future fashion news & trends. He has worked as a buyer and has styled for The Dallas Morning News, The Chicago Tribune, and The New York Times.