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This year, shoppers will reject "flashy" fashions and opt for feel-good luxury, like ethical clothing. "More affordable options will also proliferate—Walmart, H&M and American Apparel already offer organic cotton lines," says Ann Mack, head of trendspotting at JWTIntelligence, a marketing communications brand based in New York. We'll see more and more reasonably-priced selections in 2010. Pictured: Aerie Ruffle Tunic ($24.50 at AE.com), 7 For All Mankind Josefina Distressed Cropped Boy-Fit Jeans ($110.88 at Net-A-Porter.com), Lowie Crochet Halterneck Rara Dress ($235 at FarFetch.com)—all made from organic materials