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In a decade or two, when our children ask us what life was like in 2015, what will we have to say besides “Kim Kardashian ruled the world, Amal hadn’t left George Clooney yet (sorry but it’ll happen) and everyone had a lob”? While we can’t—and don’t want to—do anything about the first two, we […]

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Check out our favourite red carpet couples »

Hollywood seems to have been struck by Cupid’s bow lately, with many of our favourite leading ladies and men hooking up, shacking up and hopefully not breaking up. Earlier this month, Gossip Girl/O.C. mega-duo Leighton Meester and Adam Brody made their first appearance as a married couple, making our ultimate Josh Schwartz fantasy come true. Meanwhile, fellow Gossip Girl star Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds could teach a course on how to look hot on the red carpet with your significant other. Their on-point style, loving glances and intimate body language always make for some adorable photos.

See all the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2013 photos »

The 18^th annual Victoria’s Secret fashion show, aka our equivalent of the Superbowl, went down in New York on Wednesday. As we’ve come to expect, it was bigger and better than ever, boasting 40 models (the largest roster ever), performances by Taylor Swift, Fall Out Boy and girl group Neon Jungle and the instalment of the $10 Million Fantasy Bra debuted by Angel Candice Swanepoel. 2013’s edition of the larger than life fashion show allowed for a crazy number of stats we’d love to see in one bejewelled infographic, but since it’s Friday, we’ll just list ‘em for you like so:

If you’ve ever needed help ‘splaining what you mean to your man, have no fear: the Angels are here! Victoria’s Secret put together this little video in honour of Valentine’s Day, complete with decoding tips from A-list Angels Lily Aldridge, Behati Prinsloo, Candice Swanepoel, and Karlie Kloss. Clad in apropos red and pink lingerie, the […]

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Let’s be clear about one thing: The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is not really about fashion. But we knew that, and anyway, it doesn’t really matter. Not to the hordes of young women that appear out of nowhere, pink shopping bags in hand, within a 500-metre radius of any of the lingerie titan’s locations. (There are eleven stores in Canada–four Victoria’s Secret and seven for their younger Pink line.) Not to the crowd that piled into the Armory on Lexington Avenue on November 10 to see the show–a group that included Gerard Butler, Adrien Grenier, Russell Simmons, Malin Akerman and Paris Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld. Not to every person who we’ve spoken to in the two weeks since who want to know how the Angels look up close (gorgeous, obviously), how much they have to exercise (Adriana Lima trains six days a week leading up to the show) and whether the wings are heavy (Candice Swanepoel‘s trainer give her extra shoulder exercises to prepare).

We mentioned yesterday that Holt Renfrew is hosting a TIFF premiere/party for two short films, one starring the Stills and the other, Coco and Behati. The director, Brazilian-born, Canadian-raised, New York-based photographer Geoff Barrenger (gmb.ca), recently shot an editorial for Russian Harper’s Bazaar that’s all goddess gowns and gleaming hair. Golden girls of another sort. Gallery after the jump.

Holt Renfrew is throwing a private screening party at the Burroughtes Building on September 12 for a couple of short films called Vignettes. Supermodels Coco Rocha and BFF Behati Prinsloo are captured in the women’s film, while Montreal band The Stills star in the men’s film.

What!?! There’s a Balenciaga outlet opening today in upstate New York. Topshop who? [The Cut]

Coco’s bestie, Behati Prinsloo, on everything from breakfast to books to backstage photographers. Save this one for your lunch break–it’s long. [Fashionista]

For a female hedge-fund exec, getting dressed is fraught with peril. [WSJ]