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If you've been paying attention to the fashion industry the past few years, you know that sustainable design is more important than ever. Our clothing consumption has reached an all time high, and in response, advocates for mindful, more eco-friendly design are screaming their message louder than ever. And it seems the fashion industry is finally listening: The CFDA recently created the first-ever sustainability committee , Levi's and Zara have committed to going toxic-free, and H&M has unveiled a series of ambitious sustainable design projects. The growing trend towards sustainable and ethically designed clothing is not only helping to create a greener planet--it's created a whole new job market, one where having an education in sustainable design may give you a considerable edge in the industry. Here are the best sustainable design programs out there.

Peep Emma Watson's Golden Spread in September i-D: Watson doesn't cover the mag but looks uber cool in a photo spread, sporting slicked hair, red lips and nails and an enviable boxy gold-sequined jacket. {Styleite} R.I.P. Hélène Rochas: The widow of Marcel Rochas and former brand CEO, Hélène Rochas passed away last week at age 84. The original Rochas muse married her husband at 18 and helped him turn the couture house into a household name. A Rochas spokesperson called it "the end of a myth, of an era… She was the muse of one of the great couturiers, the last to remain alive from that era." {Grazia} Christian Louboutin Appealing Case Against YSL: Having won last week's hearing, YSL is now asking for a summary judgement, which could lead to the cancellation of Louboutin's trademark (established in 2008). Louboutin's lawyers are appealing the original case and fighting the summary judgement, with a hearing date set for August 19. {WWD}