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Anyone can take an Instagram photo, but creating one that can instantly rack up likes and follows? Not so easy. There is no doubt that Instagram has become a huge part of our lives, from documenting details of our day to becoming a pretty-fied newsfeed of what the world is up to. And let’s face […]

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A photo posted by Fashion Magazine (@fashioncanada) on Apr 9, 2015 at 4:47am PDT “I see the world in a square these days,” says Nicole Warne, the Australian blogger also known as Gary Pepper Girl. Although Instagram has since introduced the option of landscape and portrait frames, that just means Warne has even more options for […]

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In today’s batch of street style, a snow-filled New York is illuminated with bright, Crayola hues—in coat form, on Lucky Magazine EIC Eva Chen, with hair, on Nylon‘s Preetma Singh, and in…mobile form, as a Coca-Cola truck conveniently made for the perfect background in this shot. In addition to fashion week regulars from Italy (the […]

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See the street style pics from the final day of NYFW » As we say adieu to New York Fashion Week, we can’t help but feel the post-show blues. Luckily, London Fashion Week is already off and is restarting sartorial engines. After a long (but amazing) week of viewing Spring 2015 collections, street style stars […]

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See the top 7 moments from Sydney Fashion Week »

If last week’s street style shots taught us anything, it’s that fashion is fun, bright and thriving in Australia. The annual Sydney Fashion Week is a powerhouse of young unbridled talent, packed with 75 designers—most of them up and comers—trying to carve a niche. Everyone’s buying with national pride in mind, not to mention a demand for seasonless dressing as determined by the country’s high temps.

We travelled Down Under to see what all the big fuss was about and rounded up the 7 top designers and moments to write home about from Sydney Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015.

See the final street style looks from Paris » 

With the Fall 2014 shows wrapping up yesterday in Paris, the international circuit has come to a close. On an especially sunny last day of fashion week, editors and patrons showed that a little bling can go a long way. Miroslava Duma chose an oversized oval belt buckle, large even by Texan standards, to jazz up a burgundy asymmetrical trench. Franca Sozzani’s camel coloured ostrich jacket given some refined glitz thanks to a horse-bit inspired belt. Caroline Issa chose not to compete with the bright hue of her orange suede jacket, letting the high-shine metallic zipper be the only accent. Giovanna Battaglia opted for a demure pistachio green cape and grey turtleneck, giving her sparkly studded heels top a place in the lime light—a hint of punk done in an age appropriate manner. Just wait until you see one show goer’s embroidered and fringed bomber jacket—plenty of understated sparkle is made daytime appropriate thanks to a periwinkle blue dress and demure heels. Proving that metallic and shiny accents aren’t just for the ladies, James Goldstein chose to elevate a head to toe leather ensemble with some gold swan embellishment. You’re never too old to rock out in leather on leather.

See the London street style photos »

The sun may have been beaming down on the street style scene during London Fashion Week, but the temperamental weather didn’t fool fashion show attendees. Wrapping themselves up in the chicest of layers, street style stars outside the Spring 2014 shows continued to rock the fall coat trend from plaid to print to bold eye-catching colours. Even Mademoiselle C aka Carine Roitfeld, who was in town to launch the premiere of her documentary, was the epitome of Parisian chic as she strutted down the streets in an anything but ordinary charcoal-grey coat.

Though it looked chilly, many fashion week regulars were not afraid to bare their legs in dresses and skirts of various lengths. Boldest of them all (with a jacket in hand, just in case) was Miroslava Duma who bravely faced the wind in a crop top and a tartan midi skirt.

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We’re already more than halfway through New York Fashion Week Spring 2014 (day five to be exact) and the street style stars just keep knocking it out of the park, layer by layer.

While the crop top is certainly a mainstay, our cross border friends proclaimed their love for the Canadian tuxedo. Case in point: this fashion enthusiast who strutted the streets in a full on onesie carrying not one but four 3.1 Phillip Lim shopping bags (We’d love to be her friend).

While fashion show regulars like Caroline Issa and Miroslava Duma flirted with the black and white trend, Man Repeller aka Leandra Medine played with a softer side with a pastel pink oversized blazer.