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Unisex was the mot du jour at Rad Hourani. Models were clad in multifunctional black leather pieces best suited for the city–day or night.  Slouchy sequin blazers, zipper-detailed second skin leggings, scuba-esque bomber jackets, slick finished backpacks and countless pairs of stacked heels (for men and women).  Part goth, part Matrix, Hourani’s designs continue to […]

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Who’s up for some Tetris? We’re getting a gamer vibe from this streeter’s colour-blocked coat. Or maybe he’s a cold-weather raver? Either way we love it when outerwear strays from standard black.

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To those who’ve become accustomed to Marc Jacobs sending out neon hues, expert layers and effusive details over the last few seasons, the spare grey sweatshirt and culottes that opened his Fall 2010 show were slightly startling.

In honour of her brand’s 25th anniversary, Donna Karan’s Fall 2010 collection stays close to her roots–black, black and more black. Karan’s noir homage plays out on the runway by way of spiral-cut layers, embroidered skirts and dresses, textured organza, sculpted evening dresses, laser-cut shearling coats, tweed dresses, crepe legging pants, and the piece that […]

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With a 9 a.m. time slot on a Monday morning, it’s clear that designer Zac Posen is toning down the theatrics and getting down to business–without sacrificing great style. Stand-outs in his fall lineup included a camel cape,  ivy coloured wide-leg pants, flirty skater skirts, plenty of red velvet and one very elegant long-sleeve, dove […]

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Beauty editor Lesa Hannah goes backstage to talk with designer Behnaz Sarafpour while she gets a mani from CND pro Roxanne Valinoti.

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We’re quickly learning that the guys can give as good as the girls during Fashion Week. Exhibit A: This laid back preppy look with just-right layers and cool Chucks. (The lamppost? We have no idea.)

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Yohji Yamamoto presented a dark and dramatic collection at yesterday’s Y-3 show, which ended with Yamamoto taking down a boxer with his martial arts moves and, in turn, getting knocked out himself–a play perhaps, on his company’s recent difficulties. Click the images below to see pics from the show.

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Designer Max Azria and his wife (and creative director) Lubov know how to throw a good party, or at least how to dress for one. This season the infamous Hérve Léger bandage dress comes in a fresh array of creams and blushes, with a few tried and true black versions thrown in for good measure, […]

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At the Philosophy show, hair stylist Luigi Murenu created twisted styles inspired by Jane Campion’s The Piano. Beauty editor Lesa Hannah talked to Murenu backstage at the show.

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I want to be a DKNY girl. Come fall, I want to kick up my heels in Central Park wearing the equestrian plaids, schoolgirl knits and slightly tousled side ponytails. If Mary Tyler Moore was a young working girl now, she’s be outfitted in Donna Karan’s fall lineup of pleated mini skirts, brogue-style platforms, deco […]

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Yesterday was Valentine’s Day and this Lovely celebrated by sporting a sweet bow belt and bright red shoes.

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