FASHION Magazine

  • Let’s digest: Five things you didn’t know about Kate’s wedding day outfit

    Kate and her sister and maid of honour Pippa (also in Alexander McQueen) shot by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

    Our minds, hearts and eyes were proverbially blown this morning by the dizzying spectacle that was the royal wedding. Cementing her place amongst fashion royalty as well as the real kind, Kate showed real foresight by choosing Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen to design her dress and sending the fashion folk along with the rest of 3 billion viewers worldwide into an equally spellbinding tizzy! Recalling a little Grace Kelly (hand-cut English lace and French Chantilly lace bodice) and a little Queen Elizabeth II (nipped waist, full skirt and train), Kate’s dress just radiated regal romanticism. Simply put, there was nothing negative you could possibly say about that dress! We’ll have more coverage a little later today direct from London, but in the meantime, lets digest some of the details surrounding Kate’s (or should we say Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge’s) wedding day outfit:

  • Partying on the Mink Mile

    From left: Bustle's Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow, ETalk's Tanya Kim and Kim Schofield with Jacqueline An

    Gucci partygoers (from left): Bustle's Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow, ETalk's Tanya Kim and Kim Schofield with Jacqueline An

    There’s no better way to celebrate the slightly warmer weather than with the reopening of two of our favourite high-enders on Bloor Street. First off was Gucci (130 Bloor St. W., 416-963-5127), where revellers sipped champagne cocktails and mingled among the mass amounts of haute accessories. (We couldn’t get over the flats made for the tiniest of tots). The new store is all luxe.