An ethical style competition has been launched by the BBC via its dedicated eco-fashion website BBC Threads.
Entrants are asked to send in photographs of themselves or a friend styled in an ethical way, using organic, fair-trade, vintage, recycled and customised clothing.
The overall winner will help style the Thread fashion show at London Fashion Week, and three runners-up will get tickets for two days at the LFW.
Entrants must also include a short paragraph to say why their outfit is ethical and stylish.
To enter the Style Search competition go to www.bbc.co.uk/thread/stylesearch/
The closing date for entries is August 26.
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