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John Patrick is an American fashion designer and early adapter to sustainable fashion. He is a notoriously eccentric personality, who notably cancelled plans for The John Patrick Show - a documentary television show intended to follow the designer and his team as he created his line - after the show had been green lighted by Discovery Planet's Green Chanel.^[1].

In 2010 he was an Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation winner.^[2] Additionally, he was a 2008 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalist. ^[3] Patrick has often worked with the model Shalom Harlow ^[4] who is herself an eco advocate.  John Patrick, Shalom Harlow, Diane von Fürstenberg and others contributed to the CFDA backed Earth Pledge book 'Future Fashion: White Papers' in 2007.^[5]

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[1] "Eco Icon John Patrick of Organic Gets the Green Light on his Own TV Show - Vogue Daily - Vogue".

[2] "Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Past Winners".

[3] "CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund - Council of Fashion Designers of America".

[4] "FABRIC magazine Fashion: Organic by John Patrick, Shalom Harlow, New York".

[5] "Eco Fashion - Voguepedia".

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