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August 22, 2007 10:57 am

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Don’t call eco-chic a passing trend. In an effort to reduce the waste from those stacks (and stacks) of show invitations, Behnaz Sarafpour opted to do away with the printed ones in favor of a PDF invite. She urges attendees to save the details to PDAs, jot them down, or, if you must, print onto recycled paper. As an added act of good karma, the money saved from printing will be donated to the Nature Conservancy. We say: A little green goes a long way.
—Romney Leader

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