The topless shot should actually come as no surprise to our British readers, as Hazell has been a regular in the UK Sun’s racy Page 3 spreads. She’s also been voted an “environmental hero” for the eco-friendly tips she regularly dishes out to readers. Who knew Page 3 could be so informative?

“I always make a point of telling stylists at shoots that I won’t wear fur,” the 23-year-old told PETA. “It’s never been a problem after all, everyone from Stella McCartney and Vivienne Westwood to H&M and Topshop have no-fur policies,” she explains. “I like to support designers who are able to create fashionable and popular clothes without getting blood on their hands.”

To learn more about Keeley’s work with PETA, jump here.

In putting together our “8 Celebrities With Green Fashion Lines” gallery yesterday, Leona Lewis was dropped at the last minute. This is because we haven’t heard much about her eco-friendly clothing collection since it was rumored back in early 2008. We’re not saying it’s not coming, but Lenoa is obviously taking her time — something that’s probably for the best.

Anyways, the web lit up recently when the vegan English pop singer was spotted chatting with designer Stella McCartney during a charity event. An anonymous source was quoted as saying, “Leona and Stella got on famously. They are both vegetarians, don’t wear leather and are huge animal lovers. The [fashion] line would be very animal-friendly.”

Does anything in that quote make you believe that a definite partnership is in the works between these two? Me either. Yet titles around the web like “Stella McCartney to Team Up With Leona Lewis” have started popping up. We’re pretty sure it’s news to the two of them as well.

What we do know is that Lewis has a desire to bring out a collection that not only includes clothing, but accessories too. And the entire line will be vegan. Beyond that, if she hooks up with McCartney, all the better — but as Stella’s never collaborated with a celebrity before, we’re not holding our breath on this one.

Over the last several years, the green fashion scene has gone from niche to mainstream — with several designers embracing organic fabrics and animal-free alternatives. We’ve also seen the rise of celebrities launching new brands with ethical and environmental themes. Some are gorgeous, others are terrible, but all are striving to sell designs that not only appeal to people, but also make a difference in their production. Click here to view our gallery>>>

We’ve had them on Twitter Thursday before — and now hessnatur is back with more environmentally-conscious clothing for the Ecorazzi crowd!

As we mentioned earlier, hessnatur defines their designs as “beautiful natural clothing that respects the health and human rights of those who create it.” It’s no wonder then that eco-conscious celebrities such as Cameron Diaz have been spotted in the brand. The company also makes it a point to tell customers what exactly goes into each piece of clothing — including how animal threads (like wool) are raised and sustainably managed.

For today’s giveaway, hessnatur is providing an Organic Cotton Corduroy Duffle, beautiful Organic Pima Cotton Sweater, and an Alpaca and Wool Sweater. They’re also offering a 25% discount for Ecorazzi readers on all of their collection with free shipping and returns. Simply enter the coupon code: L1V001. Offer is good through December 29th, 2009.

Want to win something warm for winter? Hit the fold below to find out how to enter!

How To Enter Via Twitter

1.) Join Twitter (if you haven’t already).
2.) Follow @ecorazzi on Twitter.
3.) At 3pm EST, we’ll send out a contest message. All you have to do is re-tweet that contest message and add it to your updates. So if we say:

“Follow @ecorazzi & @hessnatur and RT this to win: We’re giving away all-natural clothing from @hessnatur! 30th and 70th person to RT this wins!”
You’ll say:
Follow @ecorazzi & @hessnatur and RT this to win: We’re giving away all-natural clothing from @hessnatur! 30th and 70th person to RT this wins!”

(Note: exact wording will differ at contest time. And it may be in another language. or backwards. we advise having a mirror nearby just in case.)

4.) The 30th and 70th person to RT that message will each win an Organic Pima Cotton Sweater, or an Alpaca and Wool Sweater (in a size of their choice). (Entries limited to 5 on Twitter.)

How To Enter Via Ecorazzi

1.) Just leave a comment below telling why you need some warm green in your closet! We’ll then choose one commenter to win the Organic Cotton Corduroy Duffle pictured above. Comments will remain open for entries until tomorrow at 3PM EST. Please, one entry per person!

Contest Rules:

Must be 18 years of age to enter. | One comment per person per article. | Make sure the email address you use to comment is valid. | Giveaway is available to residents of the U.S. only | Ecorazzi will pick a random number from a pool of numbers equaling the total number of comments. | Ecorazzi will email the winner and ship the product to the address provided in the commenter’s responsive email. | Shipping is on Ecorazzi. | If we don’t hear from the commenter within twenty-four (24) hours, we’ll go ahead and pick another number from the hat. | Promo is not available to any writers of Ecorazzi. | No substitutions for cash are permitted with these giveaways. | Winners are responsible for any tax consequences of winning.

I’ll give you twenty dollars if you can tell me what’s better than a room full of super cool people celebrating compassionate fashion.

Last night, I headed down to the Bowery Hotel in NYC to celebrate the Cool vs.Cruel Fashion Competion — an annual event put on by The Humane Society of the United States and The Art Institutes that challenges students to reinterpret the works of high-end luxury designers using cruelty-free fabrics.

Three winning garments were on display, each showcasing the creativity and talent of the contestants. But the big winner of the evening was Ingrid Bergstrom-Kendrick who got first place for a piece inspired by Michael Kors’ 2009 Fall collection.

Of course a slew of famous-famous were in attendance, including: Nigel Barker, Victoria Bartlett, Samantha Ronson, and many more. We also chatted with HSUS President Wayne Pacelle, talked fashion with the Olsenhaus and Vaute Couture gang and compared notes with our pals from Treehugger.com and TheDiscerningBrute.com.

During his speech, HSUS President Wayne Pacelle said, “Tonight we are focused on ending the fur trade. We are showing a way to be warm and fashionable without hurting animals.” And show they did! By the end of the evening, it was clear to everyone that no truly fashionable person would ever wear fur!

To find out more about this important campaign, visit CoolvsCruel.org. And for goodness sake, make sure that during this (and every) winter season you stay far, far away from fur!

Ps. I’ve started Tweeting live from events. Follow me on Twitter @mparrishdudell