Street Style, Toronto: Fur, chunky scarves and hats keep the city’s trendsetters warm on the last day of fashion week

by Mo Handahu October 28, 2013

Street Style Toronto Fashion Week Spring 2014 — Photography by Stefania Yarhi

It was a chilly last day of World Mastercard Fashion Week, which brought out the heavy style hitters in chunky knit scarves and all kinds of fur. Torontonians sure know how to add a little extra coverage without compromising that one last hoorah before hiding out for the winter months.

The colour of the day had to be black, ranging from head-to-toe incognito looks to pops of the hue showing up everywhere. Model Stacey McKenzie didn’t let the chill stop her from wearing a printed black and white mini showing off her long gams. Style Panel regular Nicole Wilson ended the week on a girly note with a black tulle skirt paired with an animal print blouse.

Big coats were a definite necessity, and could be seen draped over shoulders, after all it was still fashion week. Fur, in all forms from stoles to earmuffs and coats, could be seen keeping many warm and adding luxe to comfy looks.

For the last week we’ve captured the city rocking popular elements of fall 2013 trends from plaid to riot girl and black and white, oversized coats to attention grabbing jewels and accessories. Toronto, we’re already looking forward to what you’ll wear next March!