"Fashion is a very strong means of expression, and it can inspire others to act. You become your own promotional tool for your beliefs and the way you want to change the world."

That's what Celine Semaan Vernon, designer and founder of Slow Factory, told The Huffington Post when explaining her newest collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund . And we couldn't agree more.

Slow Factory , a mission-driven design studio, created a limited-edition collection of eco-friendly silk scarves called "Petit Atlas ," ranging from pocket squares ($55) to large sarong-like scarves ($200). Each one is emblazoned with eye-catching NASA satellite and telescope images, and 10 percent of every sale will go directly to WWF to help their efforts to preserve our oceans, forests, fresh water, and the Arctic. In addition, Vernon pledged to donate at least $15,000 by the end of the year, no matter how many scarves are sold.