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So how about 2014, everyone? Here’s one thing we can say about it: it existed. It consisted of 12 months, 365 days (almost), and a whole lot of unnecessary drama in the world of pop culture. We’re not going to touch everything else because this is not the place. So where to even begin? The […]

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See our three organic makeup holiday tutorials » It’s holiday time again, so let’s bring on the sparkle and shine! This time of year, step up the colour and style in your makeup, the red and green way. Natural beauty has come a long way since chalky mineral powders, and now it’s ready to party. From luxe organic […]

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See the celebs with our favourite best stiletto nails » With celebrities putting as much effort into their nails as they do their outfits these days, we thought it was only right to pay tribute to all their hard work. After all, if they’re going to upload nail pics to Instagram for the world to see, we’re […]

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See the British Fashion Awards 2014 red carpet » When it comes to celebrating your own, no one does it quite like the Brits. Last night, the annual British Fashion Awards took place and it seemed glitzier than ever, with everyone from Rihanna to Lana Del Rey in attendance. Celebrating the best in, you guessed […]

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See which celebrities can’t get enough of purple lipstick » Roses are red, violets are…uh, purple, actually. We’ll save investigating the legitimacy of that poem for a later date, because today we’re focused on the A-list celebs who make red lips seem passé. From style chameleon Rihanna to the always flawless Lupita Nyong’o, these ladies […]

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See the Lana Del Rey cover shoot » Sadcore songstress Lana Del Rey graces the cover of FASHION Magazine for the second time this September and we’re celebrating with all 7 images from the photo shoot at Toronto’s historic Casa Loma here just for you. Be sure to pick up your copy, on shelves nationwide […]

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See the best celebrity cat eye inspiration »

In the beauty world, there are a handful of trends that we never seem to get tired of—a good cat eye being one of them. Because it’s such a versatile and fresh look, we often forget that it’s been around for ages. Think Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot. Heck, Cleopatra was rocking this look back in Ancient Egypt.

There is no doubt that a cat eye can instantly amp up the glam factor of your look with nothing more than a simple flick, taking you from everyday and natural to sexy in a matter of seconds. However, it’s definitely one technique that is not easy to master and can easily discourage those with shaky hands. Thankfully, the beauty gods have heard our prayers and drawing the feline flick is easier than ever, thanks to brands who carry eyeliners that pretty much do all the work for you (from gels to liquids and even cool combos of both) and beauty blogger tips (including our Beauty Panel!) that help make the process a less daunting. Still haven’t convinced you? We’ve got just the trick. Flip through this celebrity cat eye gallery for the encouragement you need. From girl-next-door Jennifer Lawrence to rock icon Gwen Stefani, we know there’s a cat eye for you.

See the best celebrity hair accessories »

Topknots, braids and ponytails are three ways to play up an everyday hairstyle (especially when the look is so easy to achieve), but you’ve got to admit, nothing beats the addition of a hair accessory to instantly amp up your hair game. There’s just something we love about putting an extra somethin’ in your hair to really stand out in a crowd. While celebrities have experimented with everything from tousled side-swept hair to elaborate updos, it seems like lately many of these A-list stars are adding accessories to make the ultimate hair statement. From Chloe Grace Moretz’s simple fedora to Blake Lively’s satin headband to something a little more outrageous (cue Sarah Jessica Parker’s 2013 Met Gala headpiece), we’ve rounded up 15 wild celebrity hair accessories you can tackle for an everyday look. Or maybe for your next costume party. Your call. 

See our guide to Lana Del Rey style »

Photographed on location at Toronto’s famous Casa Loma property, Lana Del Rey graces the cover of FASHION‘s September issue. Surrounded by the beauty of the Gothic Revival-designed estate, the 28-year-old singer-songwriter chatted with features editor, Elio Iannacci, on the agony and the ecstasy associated with her Billboard topping disc, Ultraviolence. Here’s a peek at Del Rey’s beguiling cover story—which hits newsstands on August 11, 2014.

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Those expecting another cinematic adaptation of Lana Del Rey’s seedy sadcore world will have to settle for a rather understated take on the title track off her new album Ultraviolence. Save for a Cape Fear-worthy interaction with the hand belonging to an off camera male paramour, the singer walks alone through sepia-toned gardens in a […]

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Music’s best fashion lessons »

We all know how much music influences fashion (otherwise, the semester I wore Dickies and ties to school like Avril Lavigne was a total wash). But even before the days of “Complicated” or begging our parents to let us wear sky-high Spice Girls sneakers, music was outlining style rules in a less visual, equally memorable way.

I mean, sure. Watching “Baby One More Time” may have inspired us to re-adjust our Catholic school uniforms or trade them in for a less monochromatic public school dress code, but songs by artists like Cake or Flo Rida instilled something even more important: clear verbal instructions on how to wear clothes.

And today is no different. Thanks to rules laid out by Jay-Z, Kanye, and even Lana Del Rey, artists continue to guide us through the murky waters of looking presentable. Through music, we’re learning what works, what doesn’t, how accessible fashion can be. After all, any of us could be the girl in the short shirt and long jacket, or the woman in the leopard print skin pillbox hat. So let’s get fancy with this list of some of music’s best fashion instructions.

See Mulberry’s celeb style in the making »

Photography by Peter Sitgter

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Mulberry Fall 2013

Mulberry Fall 2013

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Mulberry Bayswater Grainy Calf Aubergine

Mulberry’s Bayswater bag in aubergine grainy calf leather

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Mulberry Fall 2013 Ad

Mulberry’s Fall 2013 Ad

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Mulberry Willow tote Ginger

Mulberry’s Willow tote in ginger

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Front row at Mulberry’s Spring 2013 show

Front row at Mulberry’s Spring 2013 show

When it comes to fashionable fixtures at London Fashion Week, Alexa, Lily and Del Rey rule the front row. And we don’t mean the long-legged, doe-eyed It girls du jour—we’re referring to the fabled Mulberry handbags perennially perched on their laps.

These days, it seems no British style icon, from Victoria to Kate to the Duchess of Cambridge, steps out of her Chelsea mansion without the latest Mulberry on her arm. But before the classic English label was the calling card of London luxury, it was the epitome of British country chic. Founded in 1971 in Somerset by accessories designer Roger Saul, Mulberry’s roots are based firmly in le style anglais—think tweedy coats, woollen knits and the Downton Abbey-era pastimes of hunting, shooting and fishing. Known for its quintessential Britishness and country practicality, Mulberry was the go-to luggage maker for the English upper classes in the ’80s, but by the late ’90s, its dowdy old-world rep was outshone by sexier brands like Gucci and Prada.