FASHION Magazine

We’re ten days into the month of June, also known as National Indigenous History Month. It’s a period for reflection on and actions towards the treatment of communities across Canada. Living on their land, it’s especially crucial for non-Indigenous Canadians to invest in the craft and creativity of Indigenous designers; here are 10 pieces to […]

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By Kristi Carignan

Nestled in the heart of Vancouver’s Dunbar area, Chloe Angus Design (4273 Dunbar St., 604-224-2456, chloeangus.com) is a fashion boutique that marks a significant step for both the neighbourhood and the designer who gives the shop its name. The space acts not only Angus’ design studio, but also marks her first retail location, which was celebrated recently with a grand opening that featured live window mannequins, a fashion show and a star appearance by Angus’ miniature pony, Sonny.

In a world where mass-produced goods proliferate, it is often hard to find truly unique items made the artisanal way–by hand. Except for one weekend of the year, that is. The One of a Kind Show (October 8 to 11, Vancouver Convention Centre, oneofakindvancouver.com) has recently announced that they will once again bring one Canada’s most extraordinary shopping events to Vancouver.