As you already know, at Refashinoso we are addicted to “Be Eco-Fashionoso” and Copenhagen Cycle Chic is one of the most amazing inspiration site talking about how to cycle chic!. I’m going to show you just an examble of the “Guide they’ve created so far!

On the Copenhagen Cycle Chic’s site you can read: “Here in Copenhagen, our bicycles are just tools that we use to get around. We don’t give them names or fetishize about them, we just use them. However, if you going to spend half your life on your bicycle, you may as well personalise it a bit. We see the bicycle, above, quite often around Copenhagen and it is the ultimate personalised example. Simply gorgeous.

I suppose this isn’t really a How To Guide but more of a source of inspiration from the cyclists of Copenhagen to you. With love.

There are different reasons to personalise your bike. To make it look a bit nicer, to make it match your personal style, to hide the rust, to make it less attractive to thieves. Whatever the case, the sky is the limit and only you can make it your own.”

And now have a look at Copenhagen Cycle Chic’s site to find out all the ideas they’ve collected to personalize your bicycle right now! have a green life.

Zenith Interiors celebrated the opening of its Melbourne showroom with a top-hat-themed party in March. Clarke Hopkins Clarke recycling the ZENITH Melbourne opening invite as their amazing hats! Yes, that’s terrificly stunning!

Ecouterre asked to John Leung and his team put together a Tutorial for their readers, so you can party hearty with waste paper from your own office!

Here just few images, to have a look at all the Tutorial visit Ecouterre’s website and enjoy to create yours!

During my daily ride on the internet last week I just stumbled into this wonderful blog Caracol: it’s not only a lovely idea to recycle ties and old clothes into jewelry but I deeply love the original shape of this necklaces, look all the details:

Every piece is unique and its authenticity is recorded on

My Free Copyright

Elenora and Francesco write on their blog what Caracol means: believe me that when you’ll read it you’ll have immediately the clever idea of how much their are 2 creative talents. I can’t tell you more, just have a look at Caracol’s blog and enjoy your green life!

“I like my weatherproof items to be cosy and warm as well as water-resistant, but it’s still relatively tricky to find a pair of boots that have sufficient insulation” says Stephanie Sabbe and that’s why she realized a simple tutorial to create the warmest shoes ever.

To find out all the details go the blog of Stephanie Sabbe and enjoy to create your own “2 pair of shoes in one”! . Then simply post here, at Refashinoso, the photos and videos of what you made by yourself.

Have a great life, july.