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Since leaving the bustling New York fashion scene and her much-celebrated eponymous brand behind several years ago, Sophie Theallet – whose designs have been worn by the likes of Michelle Obama, Jada Pinkett Smith, Kate Winslet and Meghan Markle – has settled into a new life with a new line based in Canada. “Being in […]

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Nearly one hundred years ago, the first Santa Fe Indian Market took place in New Mexico. And this month, the Market–which is sponsored by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA)–has taken an enhanced online approach to highlighting the work of Indigenous talent across North America. “The virtual platform has been a new experience, and […]

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From wearable art to playful pieces, we’ve put together a list of some of our favourite independent Canadian jewellery designers. Inspired by a transparent fashion movement which prioritizes craft, creativity, and ethics, discover these five designers that will make you want to add slow fashion pieces to your wardrobe. Eugenia Chan Eugenia Chan is a Toronto […]

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Over three days last December, around 4,000 people visit­ed The Theatre Centre in Toronto for the 11th annual City of Craft fair. It was its busiest yet, with 60 vendors selling handmade goods like ceramic sculptures, crocheted cacti and stained-glass jewellery. It may come as a surprise that in 2018, shoppers are literally bumping elbows […]

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Handmade in Toronto by artist Victoria Cheong of Loose Bouquet, these pretty thread-wrapped hoops ($12, etsy.com) are super lightweight and have a just-back-from-vacation feel.

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I carry around a little bit of Moncton-born designer Céline Vautour on a near daily basis. It’s a quarter-sized fabric strawberry, as plump and adorable as its muse, that sits on my ring finger. It’s a touch gaudy, a bit unexpected and borderline ridiculous. But I love it. And hey, that’s exactly how I feel about Vautour’s entire collection: the funky and funny Wa’Ou. I love it, too.