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Designers must have been in good spirits because they illuminated Spring 2017 runways with cheerful yellow fashions. As they say, go on get happy. Summer is finally on the horizon and street style types are adding what Pantone dubbed “primrose yellow” into their ensembles. What’s in a shade, you ask? It’s a not-so-subtle reminder to look, and even dress, […]

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I have a complicated relationship with shopping. When I do it, I’m usually alone. After having two kids and gaining 20 pounds, I find it hard to accept change-room commentary from a young person who just doesn’t understand my body. I’m one of Ashley Graham’s 3.5 million Instagram followers; I applaud her bravado, but I […]

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Andrea Crews is the alter ego of French artist and fashion designer Maroussia Rebecq. In fact, it would be more accurate to say that Andrea Crews is Rebecq’s altering ego. It’s a collective whose work encompasses fashion, art and activism, with plenty of messy overlap. Of the three, activism is the most interesting. The Andrea […]

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When Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo opened its first Canadian location in Toronto last fall, it announced its arrival with larger-than-life billboards in unexpected spots. Subway platform walls were blanketed in ads. On social media, models wore the brand’s signature simplicity. But what made this campaign different was its ordinariness, from the random yet recognizable locations […]

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By Jill Buchner At Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall 2017 show in Milan, the Italian fashion house ditched iconic supermodels in favour of social-media-savvy influencers. Aimee Song, the blogger behind Song of Style, strutted her way past the likes of Shea Marie (of the fashion blog Peace Love Shea) and YouTube singer Madison Beer. The women […]

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Before founding Nasty Gal in 2006, Sophia Amoruso was merely a dumpster-diving, hitch-hiking young adult—which she wrote about in 2014 in #Girlboss, a memoir that inspired generations of women to become the boss of their own lives. The New York Times bestseller also serves as the basis for the new comedy series Girlboss, which chronicles […]

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Some people, simply by virtue of who their parents are, are born cool. Charlotte Gainsbourg, daughter of Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin, obviously qualifies. Born in London and raised in Paris, she’s the product of one of pop culture’s most influential couples. The duo left their fingerprints on all manner of artistic ventures, whether it […]

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We’ve just wrapped an eight-hour shoot at Milk Studios in New York with Jourdan Dunn, and the model has nailed multiple cover options and so many inside shots that I’ve lost track. I’m told we have 30 minutes for the interview and then she has to run off to tape a video. What? I’m already […]

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