
Take a sneak peak of the book “Style, Naturally” with a video interview with author, Summer Rayne Oakes.
Jan 19, 2009 | Categories:fashion & style, videos | Tags: eco-fashion, ecobeauty, ecofashion, fashion book, green fashion, natural beauty, naturally, organic beauty, organic fashion, organic style, safe cosmetics, style, style book, Summer Rayne, Summer Rayne Oakes, sustainable style | 4 Comments »

Pictures and highlights from The Green Inaugural Ball, January 17, 2009 in Washington, D.C.
Jan 18, 2009 | Categories:events, politics | Tags: Barack Obama, Discovery, Discovery Planet Green, green ball, green ball d.c., green inaugural ball, green president, Obama, President, Summer Rayne Oakes, wy clef jean | Leave A Comment »

Wyclef Jean, Summer Rayne Oakes, Graham Hill, and others to headline at the Green Inaugural “Planet Green” Ball in D.C.
Jan 17, 2009 | Categories:activism, politics | Tags: Graham Hill, green ball, green ball d.c., green inaugural ball, inauguration events, Planet Green, Summer Rayne Oakes, wyclef, wyclef ball, Wyclef Jean | Leave A Comment »

Summer Rayne Oakes talks about her past, present and future with Coco Eco Mag.

17 Nov 08 – In the latest installation of “The Model Diaries,” Summer Rayne heads down to Tennessee for a photo shoot.
Jan 09, 2009 | Categories:model diaries, videos | Tags: fashion shoot, model, model diaries, model shoot, positively green, Summer Rayne Oakes, supermodel diaries, tennessee | Leave A Comment »

I headed to Kingston, TN 40 miles west of Knoxville to the largest coal ash spill in the history of the U.S. See images of the spill site and how the residents are faring.
Jan 09, 2009 | Categories:activism, videos | Tags: "clean coal", coal ash break, coal ash spill, coal break, coal industry disasters, coal mining, dirty coal, Harriman coal spill, Kingston Coal Spill, Swan Pond Road, Swan Pond Road disaster, Tennessee coal spill, toxic coal ash spill | 2 Comments »

Summer Rayne Oakes heads to Tennessee to visit friends and document the coal ash spill 40 miles west of Knoxville.
Jan 04, 2009 | Categories:activism, fashion & style | Tags: fashion, style, tennessee, tennessee coal | Leave A Comment »