Earth Day is upon us! On April 22nd, get ready to celebrate without sacrificing your style with some of our favorite eco-friendly products in beauty, fashion, and, of course, lifestyle.

On the beauty front, one company in particular has caught our attention with their incredible organic beauty products. Trilogy, which launched in New Zealand in 2002, is one of the leading international companies on the market. Rosehip Oil Antioxidant Plus–one of our favorite skincare products from the Trilogy line—this facial oil is packed with potent super antioxidants and those wonderful essential fatty acids. Not only is it great for all skin types, this oil is perfect for helping to repair prior skin damage from the past, while protecting your skin from future damage. This product is certified organic and natural and improves skin tone, elasticity, fine lines and wrinkles leaving you with gorgeous radiant skin.

Love a great pair of sunnies that also offer that eco-friendly initiative? SPY has joined non-profit organization, Surfrider Foundation for the most eco-concious sunglasses ever. The frames and hinges are made from 100% biodegradable Plantate –an all natural plant polysaccharide material and comes in recycled packaging and an organic cotton carry bag made with soy ink. Plus, $5 from each item sold will go to the Surfrider Foundation to protect the ocean and beaches. Learn more at www.spyoptic.com and www.facebook.com/spyoptic.

Dreaming Tree Wines are on our must-have list because of their sustainability, and they happen to be created by one of our favorite musicians –Dave Matthews, along with award winning winemaker Steve Reeder. Not only is the eco-consiousness, but the wines taste great, are approachable and go with just about everything. Made with a natural cork closure (that’s grown sustainably) –the bottle is made with 100% recycled kraft brown paper and bottles are made using clean burning natural gas. Whether you’re planning a backyard picnic or an outdoor dinner party with close friends and family, Dreaming Tree wines are the natural choice.