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63 Black-Run Fashion Businesses To Support Today and Always
We all have a responsibility to cultivate black culture in order for communities to thrive. After investing your time into bettering your awareness of systemic racism, familiarize yourself with those making a contribution to today’s style industry and make a purchase from a Black-run fashion brand if your budget allows. Here are 63 Black-run fashion […]
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Toronto Fashion Week: Let the Shows Begin
If TIFF isn’t enough glamour for one week, look no further than Toronto Fashion Week which returns to the city as a three-day festival of fashion, art and culture, centered around Yorkville Village, at the intersections of Hazelton Avenue and Yorkville Ave Tuesday September 5 through 7. From guest speakers Jean Paul Gaultier on the […]
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Meet Canada’s new kings of high glam (plus highlights from Day 2 of Toronto Fashion Week)
The closing show on Day Two of Toronto Fashion Week made one thing clear: Canada has two new kings of high glam. Designers Jose Manuel St.-Jacques and Simon Belanger of Unttld won their show as a prize in last fall’s Mercedes Benz Start-up competition. And they didn’t disappoint. Their Fall 2016 collection is a perfect […]
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Menswear report: The best Fall 2014 shows from Toronto Fashion Week
Photography by George Pimentel See the top menswear looks from Fall 2014 fashion week »
By Derek Lall and Jacky Le
Men’s fashion was given some much-needed attention this season at World Mastercard Fashion Week, as a handful of shows were dedicated to style-enlightened gentleman. In Toronto, we saw a range of menswear styles that were worthy of coveting—from modern contemporary at Thomas Balint to the bespoke luxury at Christopher Bates, we’ve compiled the highlight menswear shows from this fashion week for your viewing pleasure.
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Toronto: Joeffer Caoc, Bustle and David Dixon
{FASHION WEEK SPRING 2009 TORONTO}
By Sarah Casselman
Spotted: Editors looking chic despite the cold wicked wind of the west: lots of fur, chunky knits, coloured ribbed tights, croc-print boots, trenchcoats, skinny jeans tucked into boots, bejewelled flats and elbow-length leather gloves.
Now, on to the shows…
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Day Two: It’s raining men
Slightly soggy but still devastatingly stylish, FASHION headed back to the tents for round two. On the way into the media lounge, we spotted our fave male fashionista and ultimate charmer, Fashion File‘s Adrian Mainella. After a quick catch-up and an air kiss or two, FASHION sprinted back to our seats for the evening’s shows.
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Day three: Mid-week mania
Stuck in a ghastly gridlock, I barely arrived in time for the next round of shows. After a quick pit stop at the media lounge to grab (the fashion editor fix of a diet coke and buffet bite) and gab (five hours a day for five days a week, and there is still more to chat about?) with some of fashion’s finest ladies and gents, I was back in my seat, feeling refreshed and revitalized for some ready-to-wear…