At the Golden Globes this Sunday, be prepared to see lots of green. As in, sustainable gowns for Livia Firth's third annual Green Carpet Challenge. Firth herself will be wearing a Giorgio Armani gown made of eco-friendly fabrics, and the red carpet will also feature sustainable dresses from Chanel, Alberta Ferretti, Tom Ford, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, Stella McCartney, Paul Smith, Valentino, Roger Vivier, and Ermenegildo Zegna.
Previous eco-friendly looks Firth has worn include the gown she wore in 2009 that was made from old, recycled Tom Ford suits from her husband, Colin Firth.
Livia Firth's Green Line
Colin Firth's wife Livia Giuggioli Firth is getting into the fashion game. She has partnered with clothing brand Yoox and company Reclaim to Wear to create a line of eco-friendly dresses made out of reclaimed and recycled fabric. Now if only a husband made of reclaimed celebrity body parts came with the deal. [Ecouterre]Celebrities in the bathroom
While the photo agencies swarmed the red carpet and photographers roamed around staging posed shots, there was another snap-happy cameraperson at last night's Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala—Colin Firth's wife. Yup, Livia Firth was taking photos all night, but not where you'd suspect. Refinery29 has the scoop: "Girls know the best place for a good goss session is in the ladies room. So, we can only imagine that the toilet at the 2011 Costume Institute Gala was the bathroom to be in last night. Luckily, Livia Firth, wife of Oscar-winner Colin Firth, was on hand to document just how fabulous a restroom can be, whipping out her phone to snap some pics that she naturally shared with the world via Twitter." [Refinery29]

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