FASHION Magazine
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Don’t fret about Friday the 13th! We have 12 stylish ways to stay lucky today
It’s Friday the 13th—a day that’s considered extremely unlucky by superstitious believers and and pop-culture enthusiasts alike. But don’t let your friggatriskaidekaphobia get the best of you, because we’ve rounded up 12 pretty ways to keep the good luck on hand, including wish-granting necklaces, cats that can cross your path, and other totems of luck.
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Spring/Summer Essentials Guide
From H&M’s latest and greatest eco offering, to our favourite eco beauty buys, we’re giving you all the intel you’ll need to keep stylish for spring, summer and beyond.
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16 eco-friendly picks that hit all the top trend marks for spring
Whether it’s through Stella McCartney’s tireless battles to bring eco-awareness to the forefront, or with H&M’s bringing it to an affordable price range, we’ve learned that fashion really should not come at the price of being at odds with the earth. And since we know you’d love to do both, we’ve made it a cinch with this foolproof eco-friendly guide that hits all the marks with the hottest trends for spring.
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Photo shoot: See spring’s retro ladylike trend take to the tropical Miami streets
Photographed by Gabor Jurina. Styled by Susie Sheffman. Spring’s retro-chic day dresses, head scarves and pleated skirts usher in a new wave of ladylike polish. Check out our May issue photo shoot taken on the tropical Miami streets.
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Photo shoot: Think outside the box this spring by mixing black with pastels and acid hues
Photographed by Adam Levett. Styled by George Antonopoulos. 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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Going to see Mirror, Mirror this weekend? We have the scoop on the Van Cleef & Arpels tiara Lily Collins wears!
Images courtesy of Van Cleef & Arpels and Relativity Media Looks like Lily Collins is really worth her weight in gold! You might have spotted FASHION’s April cover girl wearing a gorgeous tiara in the trailer for Mirror, Mirror. Well, before you head to the theatres this weekend, here’s everything you need to know about the gilded piece: created by Van Cleef & Arpels in 1976, the headpiece features 144 diamonds set in platinum and white gold. All together, it totals 77.34 carats, or, in fairy tale terms, it works out to 11 carats per dwarf. That’s enough to make even Queen Elizabeth jealous!
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Your complete guide to the Marni at H&M collection
From the complete look book to our fashion director’s tips on just how to wear the clashing prints, we present your complete primer to the Marni at H&M collection in advance of its launch on March 8.
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The hit parade: 30 of the biggest, brightest, and boldest pieces of the season
Check out our shopping list of the sugary pastels, neon punches, and the surf prints that need to be in your closet this spring.
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Spring trend report: 114 of the top looks from New York, London, Milan, and Paris!
From ladylike lace to colourful clashing prints, we present your complete guide to Spring 2012’s freshest new runway looks.
VIEW BY TREND: SUGAR HIGH | WATER WORLD | GOOD SPORT | FULL BLOOM | CONCRETE JUNGLE | MIX MASTER | GRAPHIC CONTENT | ORANGE CRUSH | WAISTLAND | FINISHING TOUCHES
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Edmonton shop notes: So Pretty
So pretty jewelry from $105. Photography by Carlo Mendoza. The aptly named So Pretty Jewelry (sopretty.ca), by Edmonton gem Cara Cotter, delivers precious stones in Caribbean hues–just in time for your mid-winter tropical getaway. Her Gum Drop Seafoam Chyrsoprase & Gold Vermeil Locket ($165, shown) stole my heart. Available at the new So Pretty pop-up shop in Coup Garment Boutique (101-10137 104 St., Edmonton, 780-756-3032, coupboutique.com).
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They said/We said: PBS forced to remove Downton Abbey-inspired jewellery
Photography By Nick Briggs/ITV For Masterpiece Courtesy Of eOne Films Well, we’re sure the Dowager Countess will have her knickers in a knot over this one. The U.K. production company Carnival Films—which is responsible for the creation of our latest TV obsession Downton Abbey—is taking legal action against PBS for selling unofficial Downton-inspired jewellery (named after the characters!) on their website.
The jewellery line looks more Downtown Alley if you ask us, with a lackluster collection of pearl drop earrings, brooches, and an English crown service tea set that would no doubt have Granny stamping her cane around like nobody’s business.
A Carnival Films spokesman announced, “We did not authorize the sale of Lady Mary jewellery. Our lawyers have been in contact with PBS in order to remove these items from sale,” and rightfully so, since Carnival Films and the show’s creator, Julian Fellowes, will not receive any profits from the sales (and probably don’t want to be associated with the cheap knockoffs).
The collection was removed from the PBS website on Tuesday afternoon.
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