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Summer is here, and that means it’s time to break out your best festival outfits. Whether you’re headed to Field Trip, Veld or Osheaga, music festivals are the perfect venue to show off your unique style. And with so many different types of events — from country fairs to electronic dance parties — the fashion […]

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A reminder to pack those oft-forgotten festival necessities.

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The Canadian version of Coachella is around the corner. This upcoming weekend, festival-goers will take Montreal by storm to see acts like Dua Lipa, James Blake and Lights take the stage. Festivals are, of course, primarily about the music, but fashion plays a pretty significant role in the proceedings as well. (See our favourite looks […]

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It’s that time of year again! You may still be wearing your parka, but it’s never too early to start planning your summer music festival pilgrimages. We’ll keep this page updated with all the best lineups in North America, from Montreal to Napa Valley. Mark your calendars… We’re bringing #TheWeeknd, #BrunoMars, #JackWhite, #ArcticMonkeys, #TravisScott + […]

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A reported 135,000 (!!!) music fans braved the rain, mud and metro crowds in Montreal this weekend for the 12th annual Osheaga Music and Arts Festival. And most importantly: they managed to look really cool while they did it. From L.A. model Taylor LaShae’s coloured lenses to Swedish singer Zara Larsson’s vintage windbreaker, here are some of our favourite music, fashion, and beauty […]

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Heading to Wayhome this weekend? Charlotte Cardin is one act you shouldn’t miss. At just 22-years-old, the French-Canadian model-turned-singer has already shown promise of being the next *big thing* to come out of Montreal. Her 2016 debut EP, Big Boy, is a minimalist mix of traditional jazz sounds, sultry R&B songwriting and contemporary electronic production. Whether […]

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Festival season was in full swing this weekend! While Toronto held their own with Veld and OVO Fest, our eyes (and ears) were also on Montreal, celebrating the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival. From performances by Haim and Death Cab for Cutie, to headliners like Red Hot Chili Peppers and Lana Del Rey, audiences were thoroughly […]

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So many epic music festivals happen over the August long weekend that it takes an afternoon just to catch up on the fashion! From Toronto’s OVO and Veld festivals to Chicago’s Lollapalooza, there’s plenty for music lovers. Montreal’s Osheaga, a festival consistently praised for its lineup and smooth execution, proves to be a competitive event in the summer festival circuit.

More than 135 thousand attendees made the annual summer pilgrimage to Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène in Montreal for the three-day music and art festival. Nearly 120 acts were jammed into 72 hours over 6 stages, festivalgoers swayed to A-list acts like Outkast, Lorde, Haim, as well as homegrown MTL heroes Chromeo and Half Moon Run.

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No fashion challenge is quite as sticky (literally with temperatures at Pitchfork Festival nearing 40 degrees Celsius) as dressing for a music festival. With the weather and the crowds (don’t forget the likelihood of the grass quickly turning to sludge) the list of variables to consider is a long one. From coast to coast, the music festivals of summer 2013 have taken us far and wide. We snapped an array of stylish bohemians at California’s ever-popular Coachella and hip trend-setters at Chicago’s Pitchfork. We documented country’s most fabulous at Bowmanville’s newly established Boots and Hearts festival and young trendsetters and New York’s Governor’s Ball. We’re doing a festival style roundup- taking a look back at the ensembles that had set fashion senses a-tingling.

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Is the August long weekend the end of music festival season? Say it ain’t so! However, in order to keep you in the spirit of summer festivals, we have a whole batch of street style snaps fresh from Osheaga 2013. The three-day indie festival is reaching peak popularity, with bands like Mumford & Sons, Vampire Weekend and Kendrick Lamar drawing fans from across the country to Montreal. And, thanks to the style-spotting eye of photographer Phil Birnbaum, it seems like the festival fashion at Osheaga is just as strong as the musical line-up. This may have something to do with the Osheaga’s downtown location, allowing attendees to stay in hotels rather than camping onsite.

Continuing on with our look back at the best and worst moments of 2012, we’re counting down 10 of our most popular posts, as clicked by you. While there may be a few familiar friends making the rounds within these greatest hits, you’ll find some surprises as well. So sit back, relax, and take a fashionable trip back through your memory while checking out our top 10 posts of 2012 as clicked by you.

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It’s no small feat to stay stylish and festival-ready when Mother Nature decides to cram lightning, torrential rain and paralyzing heat into the space of three short days, but as a whole, Osheaga’s festivalgoers managed to take the unpredictable weather this past weekend fashionably in stride.

Though typical festival garb showed up in full force (think flower crowns, ratty shorts and boho fringe), there was a decidedly more feminine and ‘50s-inspired sartorial lean. From a mint gingham halter dress to a bralette-and-circle-skirt combo, Osheaga’s female attendees somehow managed to strike a Betty-Draper-meets-Pocahontas golden mean, adding in unexpected elements to their femme pieces like an oversized pewter shark tooth or Montauk moccasins.