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With spring just around the corner (we can only hope!), thoughts of a wardrobe refresh seem apt. And while we can’t wait to ditch our heavy duty parkas for lighter fare like leather jackets, what’s really on our mind is switching up our heavy boot game for some stylin’ sneaks. We’ve been spotting the sneaker […]

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See the best street style shots from outside Monday’s shows » London Fashion Week continues, with heavyweights like Burberry, Erdem and Tom Ford showing their Spring 2015 collections yesterday. Outside the shows, (and in true London fashion) lots of leather and ripped denim has been popping up, but we also saw some swoon-worthy pink midi-skirts yesterday. […]

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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but summer is basically over. The moment that hits us is always bleak, but then we remember that fall is actually awesome, so it passes pretty quickly. It’s been a while since we’ve gone back-to-school shopping, but we’re definitely ready for back-to, uh, not-cutoffs-and-a-tank shopping. To make […]

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By now, you’ve probably heard that 80% of women wear the wrong bra size. (Nope? Head here!) Ensuring the perfect fit has been the modus operandi of many intimate brands lately, but what about your athletic bra? Never thought about it? Us either. Nike’s flipping the switch on uniboobs everywhere by introducing its first-ever athletic […]

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See the sneaker collaborations »

Thanks to the likes of Phoebe Philo, Isabel Marant and of course, Yeezy, sneakers have been on a fashion upswing for the past few years. No longer just functional, they’ve risen to the top of the heap with the stylish equivalent of bells and whistles: heels, studs, snakeskin and more. Fashion’s sneaker foray has also brought forth some seriously genius high-low collaborations, including Maison Martin Margiela x Converse, Riccardo Tisci x Nike and most recently Versace for Superga. And with the athletic trend showing little signs of backing down, it’s no wonder designers are kicking up their sneaker game for yet another season.

Here, we’ve rounded up 8 amazing sneaker collaborations that have us head over high-tops.

See our top workout shoe picks »

Sneakers are getting mileage this spring—both on and off the treadmill. The fashion set is pairing sporty kicks with anything and everything (A Chanel ensemble with tweed lace-ups? Yes, please!) While choosing footwear to complement your #ootd is a matter of taste, decoding what shoe fits your workout can seem daunting. Barefoot style or thick soled? Minimalist or supportive? Here are some tips on navigating the shoe wall from Colin Dombroski, PhD, pedorthist (expert in orthotics and footwear), and clinical and research director of SoleScience in London, Ont.

50 summer sandals under $100 await »

It’s almost “toes out” season and we can barely hold our not-even-slightly pedicured digits back. After months of polar vortex brutality, toes want out from their cage, and can you blame ’em? To help segue them back into society, we’ve gone scouring for the best summer sandals under $100. Easy on the eyes, easy on the wallet! From on-trend athletic sliders to killer stilettos, we’ve got 50 styles so good, you’ll even be wearing them during next week’s rainstorm.

By now you’ve probably heard about #Normcore. If not, you’ve likely been living in some kind of very basic cave. The Internet-at-large became aware of Normcore as a thing a week or so ago, when New York Magazine ran an article on the anti-trend trend. Young, hip New Yorkers were eschewing fashion trends and labels in favour of a pared down, muted look called Normcore, all light wash denim and sneakers at the bar. It was Larry David meets your dad in circa 1994. Or the combination: Jerry Seinfeld. I, a vintage lover with a weakness for 1950s sundresses who just figured out how to make crop tops happen, met the news with some concern: I couldn’t pull off loose T-shirts and straight jeans back when they were the actual norm! Not for the first time, my chubby ‘90s inner child was nervous. Visions of ill-fitting Gap Kids jeans and summers wearing Osh-Kosh T-shirts over Nike bathing suits danced in my head. And those visions were wearing Asics.

But all was not lost. After New York Magazine’s article on the trend exploded, K-HOLE, the New York-based trend forecasting collective behind the term took to Facebook and other forms of social media to express their displeasure. Apparently, New York Magazine (and I along with them) mistook Normcore for another creation of K-HOLE’s: #ActingBasic, which is defined as an “aestheticized version of the mainstream.”

Confused? Me too.

See Rihanna’s style from the beginning » There’s never a dull moment when it comes to Rihanna’s style. Since breaking onto the scene in 2005, She has transformed from a Barbadian pop princess into the badgalriri that our Instagram feeds now know and love. After dipping a toe into designerdom with Hervé Leger mini dresses […]

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If you’re like me, sometimes the hardest part of going to the gym (besides actually going to the gym) is figuring out what to do once I get there. But now, thanks to Nike, that “what to do at the gym?” guesswork is no more. The sportswear juggernaut recently launched the Nike Training Club (NTC) app and with over 115 workouts and 120 drills available, it’s basically like having a peppy personal trainer in your pocket.

See our pink shopping picks » A welcome change for girly girls everywhere, fall’s pink trend has has ushered femininity back into the trendsphere with gusto. At collections including Carven, Simone Rocha and 3.1 Phillip Lim, the shade was made modern with the use of sport fabrics like neoprene and on oversized fluffy overcoats. Last […]

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