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Daily Steal: Graphic wedge, $35
A bold and colourful graphic print is an easy way to add interest to your look, and the wedge makes this shoe a comfortable alternative to the stiletto. Payless, graphic wedge, ($35, payless.com)
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Toronto shop notes: The call of the wild
From Salvatore Ferragamo’s spotted frocks to Rebecca Minkoff’s fierce jumpsuits, animal prints prowled the runways this season. Heed the call of the wild with a traffic-stopping leopard-print tote by Christian Siriano for Payless ($40, canada.payless.com). Who’s the power player now?
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Daily steal: Madras slip-ons, $20
Add some preppy punch to your weekend wear with a cool madras slip-on. ($20, payless.com)
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7 bags you can take through airport security
It’s a pretty confusing time to be travelling right now, what with airport security regulations changing on a fairly regular basis. Here’s some recent bad news: If you’re flying into the U.S. (or are connecting through the U.S.), you’re not allowed to take any carry-on baggage. [Update: As of January 20, you are now allowed […]
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Halifax: Gladiators fight on in the port city
To be honest, I thought we might be over them. I mean, once a shoe has been molded into a jelly version of itself, you expect it’s on the way out—one can only stretch a trend so far. But not so with the gladiator, a shoe still storming the streets this season, and storming them in classier, sleeker and downright gorgeous styles.
A recent birthday trip to NYC provided the slap in the face (or kick in the pants, I suppose): within my five-day visit, I had collected a mental catalogue of nearly a hundred pairs of the strappy shoe parading about town. How could I have been so blind to the gladiator’s obvious victory over shoedom? My recovery from the blow was quick. Feelings of revelation were rapidly replaced with twangs of desire and a moment of weakness in Zara even had six pairs slung up one arm as I bent over, nearly perspiring, zipping, sliding and buckling my tired feet into a deep brown pair of the warrior wears.
Now that I’m back on familiar ground, I’ve scoured the shops and filled my arms with gladiator shoes yet again—but this time with Halifax finds—letting you know where to find the sweetest sandals in this city.