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In an era where dating a dead-beat dad from a reality show somehow equates you with a designer (hellooo Hailey Glassman!), “celebrity” clothing lines have become far too common. So instead of debuting a series of headbands, actress Julia Stiles chose to debut a FunnyorDie-esque video showcasing her faux clothing line, cleverly entitled Julia Stiles Styles. In the video, the Save The Last Dance star also makes fun of how sustainable living has become nothing more than a trend to some, as she showcases a suit made entirely out of newspaper. Since Julia was one of the OG celebs to get on board with going green, we can’t hate her for making fun of others who appear to be jumping on the bandwagon for the cool factor, but after you check out this video, be sure to check out some real – and really cute – environmentally friendly fashions at Sprig.com
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