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Aesop Celebrates the 2019 DesignTO Festival With An Installation by Philip Beesley
Suspended from the ceiling inside Aesop‘s Queen Street West is a piece of artwork entitled Aletheia by Toronto-based designer Philip Beesley. It’s there to commemorate DesignTO, Canada’s largest cultural celebration of design, now in its ninth year. Beesley will be in-store later this evening to present his creation, which also recently appeared in “Transforming Space,” a dual exhibition held with fashion designer […]
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Photo shoot: Designers have turned up the volume for fall with broader shoulders, wider sleeves and boxier cuts
Francisco Garcia. Styled by George Antonopoulos View the photo shoot now »
See the trend on the runway!
See our Style Panel try the trend »Size matters for Fall 2012; volume has been turned up and proportions maximized. Boxier silhouettes, broad shoulders, and architectural layers come together to create striking visuals in our October issue.
On the runways, we saw Comme Des Garçons create a whole new body shape (think: human gingerbread man), Mugler restructured the peplum to add some renewed intrigue to the trend, and Pheobe Philo for chose to supersize her collection for Celine with coats of epic proportions.