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Kenzo’s creative directors step down from the brand, a museum exhibition dedicated to Olivier Theyskens opens and more.

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When the word ‘lingerie’ is uttered, the first thought likely to come to mind is a two-piece set. Though we love a matching bra and panty,  the hustle of searching for the perfect size in each style can be exhausting. So, say au revoir to two-piece lingerie sets and hello to one-piece lingerie bodysuits that […]

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Florals, pastels and diaphanous dresses are often a few of fashion’s spring favourites, and this year, designers seemed especially smitten with these feminine references. But in the wake of 2017—a year when millions of women marched for human rights, “feminism” was one of Merriam-Webster’s most searched words and Time’s Person of the Year was a […]

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The countdown to prom is on, and it’s time to start thinking about dresses. For those of you currently scouring your usual roster of online shopping sites, or roaming the mall to find that perfect look, we know it can be overwhelming— but there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. Whether you’re looking for […]

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Despite a back-to-back schedule rife with star designers, the buzz surrounding yesterday’s Burberry show was palpable. A massive tent built for the occasion in the lush Kensington Gardens hosted the fall show as well as a top tier front row that included Cara Delevigne (who has yet to walk a runway in London), Kate Moss, […]

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It’s that time of year again—fall fashion has started to hit store shelves, but 30-degree days are way too hot for flannel and faux fur. To all you style mavens who have found yourself in fashion purgatory, fear not, the lace trend takes you from summer to fall with style to spare. This weekend, Jaime King and Emmy Rossum rocked the lacy trend at the 2012 Television Critics Association’s Summer Party. King paired her Stella McCartney Fall 2012 ensemble with Kate Spade accessories, and Rossum went sophisticate in a Zuhair Murad sheath. Both actresses showed lots of summer-appropriate bronzed skin, but the embellished frocks hit all the right fall style notes. We’d throw a blazer on top of Rossum’s ladylike dress, and pair King’s above-the-knee number with opaque tights and killer ankle boots to accommodate those cooler Canadian temperatures.

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There’s something about Resort collections that make them seem more dreamy than the rest. Perhaps it’s the whole “envisioning each item in its natural habitat”—you know, a private vila in the Mediterranean or on a yacht somewhere only the very rich or the very royal can sail to. Or perhaps it’s just because super pretty dresses are so common in Resort collections, such as the multi-coloured lace numbers designed by Valentino. The pastel patchwork of flowers—which come in both gown and short frock format—might be intended for winter months, but work just as well as a mid-summer manicure.

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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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This blush-toned lace top is sweet, and can be worn all year round. ($39, urbanoutfitters.com)

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Dressed up or dressed down, get back to basics with this black lace skirt. ($43, mikkatmarket.com)

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The night before Kate Middleton walked down the aisle in a lace-sleeved McQueen confection, Vancouver-based brand Obakki (44 Water St., 604-669-9727, obakki.com) wed church and lace (cobwebby knits and diaphanous silks too), adorning St. Andrew’s-Wesley Church with a runway to debut its Fall 2011 collection. As pieces hit the shop floor this month, snag your own lacy number, the Amelia dress ($440, shown). Wear it now with bare, bronzed legs, and with tights when the weather turns cool.

Take a hint from Givenchy couture with this cream lace dress. ($40, hm.com)