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6 Sustainable Items in Dakota Johnson’s Closet

6 Sustainable Items in Dakota Johnson’s Closet

Channel Dakota Johnson's signature style with these six eco-friendly items directly from her aspirational wardrobe.

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Calin Van Paris
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Let's face it: the world is collectively crushing on Dakota Johnson. There's just something about her outwardly laissez-faire approach to all things—from fame to beauty to her signature style.

And when it comes to her aesthetic, the actor and producer favors a feel that melds cool, causal, and elegant. Even better, with her insouciant style comes a number of sustainable items destined to inspire your own.

The best-curated closets feature a thread-through of vintage, and Johnson's is no different. But in addition to secondhand era items, Johnson favors a number of sustainable brands, making her style as eco-friendly as it is chic.

Fortunately, the good people at the Instagram account @DakotaJohnsonsCloset are masters of dissecting the actor's outfits, parsing out ensembles and identifying specific pieces—and where to find them.

From lived-in concert tees to retro denim, reworked Levi's to sustainably-made sweats, these six eco items will infuse your wardrobe with an ounce of Dakota Johnson's sought-after style.

6 Sustainable Items in Dakota Johnson's Closet

1. Vintage Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Concert Tee

Ah, the super-soft, threadbare, vintage concert tee. This Springsteen t-shirt is a favorite of Johnson's, but your own should mirror your own tastes in hue, fit, and music alike. Thrift away!

2. MATE Fleece Relaxed Pocket Sweatpants, $128

Comfy meets eco-chic. MATE pieces—like these styleable sweats—are ethically made in Los Angeles using organic materials. And though the pieces are crafted to stand the test of time, the brand's recycling program helps to mitigate any potential waste.

3. Reformation Cowboy Straight Leg Jeans, $128

Reformation designs pieces so timeless, they could pass for vintage. These on-trend straight-leg jeans are sustainably made in Los Angeles using organic cotton, along with methods that save on emissions and water alike.

4. Vintage Wrangler Sherpa-Lined Jacket

Vintage jean jackets are forever, and a sherpa-lined take is perfect for chillier days. This particular topper is a 1970s Wrangler—take the time to track down an exact match, or use the style to inspire your own find.

5. Re/Done High-Rise Stove Pipe Jeans, $395

While hunting for vintage Levi's is one of life's greatest joys, Re/Done takes the guesswork out of the process, hunting down coveted pairs and giving each a facelift. The stove pipe cut is a perfect investment—it will never go out of style.

6. Madewell Straight-Leg Overalls, $158

Madewell invests in organizations like Better Cotton and community development funds to ensure that their classic pieces—like these overalls—are gentle on the planet.


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