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Covering up for the cold has never been more exciting or provided more options. Just take a cue from our October 2013 issue which explores Fall 2013’s many coat translations from big and boxy to textured, mannish and beyond. There’s a coat for everyone this season, just pick your poison.

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Plunging necklines, high slits and waist cut outs, oh my! Kelso’s girl, Mila Kunis, her Third Person co-star Moran Atias and our favourite country star Taylor Swift hit TIFF red carpets and bashes in enviable white frocks.

For her TIFF 2013 debut, a smokey-eyed Mila Kunis was sultry in a white doily-esque textured dress with a plunging neckline at the Third Person premiere. The Burberry Prorsum Resort 2014 crotchet dress was paired with drop emerald earrings by Nam Cho for Gemfields and Christian Louboutin pewter python heels.

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Photography by Chris Nicholls. Styled by Zeina Esmail. Hair by Sally Hershberger. Makeup by Lora Spiga for Lancôme. Manicure by Leeanne Colley for p1m.ca/Revlon. Fashion assistant, Eliza Grossman.

Photography by Chris Nicholls. Styled by Zeina Esmail. Hair by Sally Hershberger. Makeup by Lora Spiga for Lancôme. Manicure by Leeanne Colley for p1m.ca/Revlon. Fashion assistant, Eliza Grossman.

Photography by Chris Nicholls. Styled by Zeina Esmail. Hair by Sally Hershberger. Makeup by Lora Spiga for Lancôme. Manicure by Leeanne Colley for p1m.ca/Revlon. Fashion assistant, Eliza Grossman.

Photography by Chris Nicholls. Styled by Zeina Esmail. Hair by Sally Hershberger. Makeup by Lora Spiga for Lancôme. Manicure by Leeanne Colley for p1m.ca/Revlon. Fashion assistant, Eliza Grossman.

Photography by Chris Nicholls. Styled by Zeina Esmail. Hair by Sally Hershberger. Makeup by Lora Spiga for Lancôme. Manicure by Leeanne Colley for p1m.ca/Revlon. Fashion assistant, Eliza Grossman.

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POLISHED EDGE

On key Fall 2013 runways, eyelids and cheekbones gleamed with A slick of high-shine gloss. Try Lancôme Juicy Tube Lipgloss ($22) in “pure.”

For textured, undone waves, twist and scrunch damp hair as it dries, Touching up pieces with a curling iron. Try Sally Hershberger Glam Waves Spray ($13).

Jacket, $1,550, by Unttld. Shirt, $225, by Pink Tartan. Earrings, $1,800, from Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection.

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AU CURRANT

A statement raisin lip works best on a bare face. Try Lancôme L’Absolu Rouge Lipstick ($35) in “Prune Desir.”

Top, $1,400, by 3.1 Phillip Lim. Chokers, Price on request, by Giuseppe Zanotti. Gloves, $125, by LaCrasia.

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Top, price on request, by Mackage. Hat, $125, by Northbound Leather. Bracelet worn on hat, $110, by Noir Jewelry. Bangle, $2,200, from Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection.

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RUST PROOF

Smouldering crimson shadow rimmed around eyes makes for a steely gaze. Try Lancôme Colour Design 5 Shadow Palette ($54, lancome.ca) in “Plum Splendor” and “Sienna Sultry.”

Jacket, $1,500, by Acne Studios. Cuffs, from $1,800, and necklaces, from $1,800, all from Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection. Gloves, $200, by Lacrasia.

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TOUGH LOVE

Strong brows and contoured cheekbones imply strength and rebellion. Try Lancôme Le Crayon Poudre ($28) in “brunet” and Blush Subtil Palette ($45) in “rose flush.”

Matte hair slicked at the sides for a dual-textured finish lends a boyish feel. Try sally Hershberger Plump Up Collagen Thickening Mist ($13, at Shoppers Drug mart).

Vest, $695, by Lovers + Friends. Dress, $775, by Versus Versace. Necklaces, from $1,500, and cuff, $2,500, all from Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection. Gloves, $200, Lacrasia.

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Who does it better than Daria? If this photo shoot from our current cover is any indication, we’d say no one. As our As our October 2013 issue hits stands, we’re celebrating this Canadian supermodel yet again with all 6 stunning shots from our epic photo shoot.

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It’s only a week into the 70th annual Venice Film Festival and the stars are bringing their sartorial A-game. To help us keep track of the endless red carpet premieres, photo-calls and press conferences, we’re rounding it up with 10 of our favourite fashion looks so far. With TIFF coming up this week, we’re getting a good idea of what the celebrities are bringing to the red carpet and let’s just say, we’re not worried at all.

We’re used to seeing Sandra Bullock playing it safe with monochromatic tones on the red carpet, and so it was a breath of fresh air to see the Oscar-winning actress in two colourful ensembles last week. Arriving in style, Bullock wore a colourblock dress by Alex Perry and Giuseppe Zanotti heels at the photo call for her film Gravity. Later in the evening, she left us speechless at the opening ceremony in a red strapless silk gown by J. Mendel from the Resort 2014 collection as she completed the outfit with Martin Katz jewellery and Roger Vivier black clutch and ankle-strap sandals.

It doesn’t take being a Twihard to be a fan of Kristen Stewart’s style. Since starring in her breakout role as Bella Swan in the first Twilight installment back in 2008, Stewart has gone from awkward late teen to high fashion mainstay. Known for her decidedly anti-glam approach, the actress has been known to turn […]

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A designer’s runway bow rarely generates buzz—that is, unless it’s Phoebe Philo’s. Since the 39-year-old British fashion phenom took the reins at French luxury house Céline in 2008, she has been popping out post-show in Paris to thunderous applause for her stunning minimalist-driven collections. But lately it seems all eyes have been focused on her feet. Adidas Stan Smith trainers, Nike Air Max 90s in pink—when it comes to game-day dressing, Philo prefers to rock a pair of runners rather than a haute pair of heels. So does Kristen Stewart. At the Toronto International Film Festival in 2012, she appeared on the red carpet in a body-skimming, floral-embellished Zuhair Murad dress paired with black stilettos, which she quickly ditched in favour of her Barbara Bui leather high-tops. First Lady Michelle Obama has slipped into metallic cap-toe Lanvin sneakers to carry out her White House duties. Even fashion’s favourite street-style star, Italian clotheshorse and editor-at-large of Vogue Japan Anna Dello Russo, who is never spotted without her five-inch spikes, was photographed wearing sky-blue New Balance trainers in Milan in January.

This spring, kicks are taking a walk on the wild side on runways, including Junya Watanabe, Moschino Cheap & Chic, Ruffian, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Ashish, and at luxury footwear labels like Christian Louboutin, Giuseppe Zanotti, Jimmy Choo and Pierre Hardy. At $500 and up, these new sartorial stars won’t be clocking any time at the gym, but they might give your wallet a workout. Surprised? Don’t be—this shift toward high-end sneakers hasn’t exactly snuck up on us. Running shoes first emerged as status symbols during the 1970s. “They were worn not just in the gym or to do athletics but for shopping and on your leisure time,” says Elizabeth Semmelhack, senior curator at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto and for its latest exhibition, Out of the Box: The Rise of Sneaker Culture (April 25, 2013 to April 22, 2014). Mixed-media and graphic designer Karim Rashid, famous for colourful, eclectic designs that range from furniture to footwear, also knows a thing or two about retro sneakers. As the creative vision behind this exhibition, and an avid runner, he believes that “the running shoe [conjures up] nostalgia” and that currently, “there’s a big revival going on.”

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There’s nothing more exciting this time of year than packing up those big ole winter sweaters to prep for the lighter and brighter season ahead. It’s finally time to shop, and to help you prep, we’ve sussed out 30 of Spring 2013’s shopping must-haves to consider adding to your closet. Whether you’re looking to update your wardrobe with a few key pieces or expecting an overhaul with some of Spring 2013’s riskiest pieces (ahem, crop tops!), we’ve got what you need, no matter what your price point. From the perfect summer shorts suit to bright and poppy sunglasses, consider this list your It list.

Beyonce didn’t let the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy stop her from going out with a bang(s) over the weekend in New York City.

The singer/queen of our hearts, who we’re used to seeing with many different and new hairstyles, stepped out with freshly cut bangs to accompany husband Jay Z to a Brooklyn Nets basketball game on Saturday night.

Wearing Giuseppe Zanotti heels, an Yves Saint Laurent ring and a geometric printed top and pants by Tibi, we think she’s been taking a look at some of the prints that have recently been on trend for fall.

To celebrate fashion’s biggest season, we’ve put all of the most major ads (So much image slicing!) together in one space. We’ll be adding new creatives as they become available, so be sure to check back for all the biggest and best.

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By day, Kristin MacDonald is the operations manager at a children’s activity centre. By night, the 27-year-old exercises a love of all things fashion through her blog, Doll Parade. She doesn’t mind the balancing act—in fact, balance is a factor in her personal style, which she documents daily on the site. Her look is a mélange of modern and vintage, high and low, classic and quirky—like Breton stripes with a big, bold necklace. She started experimenting with style at four years old. “I would make dresses for my mom from my blankets, brooches and extension cords,” she says. “I never understood why she wasn’t wearing them to functions.” With that early appreciation for the unconventional, it’s no surprise that she counts the late Alexander McQueen as a favourite designer. MacDonald says social media is brightening the spotlight on fashion in Fredericton, but not everyone is accustomed to her flamboyant attire. “There are still stares at the grocery store when I’m dressed for a day out,” she admits, “but you take those things in stride.”

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Legendary model China Machado reclaims her throne at 82 years-old in resplendent blooms and bold jewels fit for a modern-day queen.

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Should your hair match your heels? Yes, if they are colour-blocked in the season’s brights. But what goes in-between? Architectural angles with chunks of light and dark.

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