Autumn/winter eco fashion from Fashion-conscience.com

Fair trade organic dress, £44 By People Tree This dress picks up on the abstract and painterly trend of summer and moves it on for autumn. Team with black opaques and brogues for a dressed down funky look or heels for evenings Photograph: PR Fair trade and organic coat, £145 By Komodo A winter coat will be one of your most important investment buys. This fair trade and organic coat has a great relaxed but fashion shape with ribbed sleeves and collar and is cosy without being too heavy Photograph: PR Knee high vegan boots, £120 By Bourgeois Boheme Equestrian chic is a slow-burning trend for autumn, and these vegan knee high boots are the perfect boot to pull a look together. Mix with skinny jeans, a minimal flat fronted shirt and geek glasses or make a girly outfit instantly more casual by wearing these with tights Photograph: PR Knitted drape cardigan, £95 By Jackpot Autumn is all about getting cosy, so I will be wearing this ribbed knit shawl style cardigan with a pretty cream lace dress, grey organic ribbed tights and sustainable clogs and imagining myself rambling around a country pile Photograph: PR Skinny utility trousers, £74 By Jackpot Military is back but with a sexy twist, so when picking utility or military style pieces make sure they are close fitting for a sexier edge. These trousers have a slim ruched leg and looked great with heels Photograph: PR Cream upcycled snood, £35 By ReLuxe I've always been a sucker for oversized knits and adore this snood made from upcycled knits. It's cosy, functional and totally stylish Photograph: PR Studded vegan ankle boots, £110 By Melissa A touch of rock and roll never goes amiss on dark days and these vegan ankle boots with studs are great for adding glamour to "pretty pretty" floral or lace dresses Photograph: PR Vegan drawstring bag, £132 By Matt & Nat Drawstring bags are back thanks to this style gracing Alexander Wang and Marc Jacobs' catwalks. This bag, in modern feeling navy vegan leather, hits the trend perfectly, and doesn't harm the planet or animals either Photograph: PR