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8 picks for a perfect picnic
From a portable table for two to a flirty frock, get yourself set up stylishly for a day of going barefoot in the park. READ: PICNIC ESSENTIALS
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5-minute summer beauty
Summer is all about hot weather, humidity and having better places to be than in front of the mirror, so we’re always happy to have a few tricks up our sleeve for creating quick, polished beauty looks. L’Oréal Paris’ official makeup artist, Eddie Maleterre, and official hair artist and colourist, Eric Del Monaco, took us through this easy routine:
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Summer beauty guide
It seems most of the office spent the weekend at the cottage, which means that summer has finally decided, officially, to join us. Now that the season’s arrived, check out our jam-packed Summer Beauty Guide for our warm weather favourites for you face, hair and body. Plus, eight compact beauty space savers to tuck into […]
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Guelph: Jumpsuits are playground cool
I often wonder about the trickle effect in fashion. What does it take for a particular trend to evolve and permeate everyday street fashion? How come some trends never make it past the fashion capitals? Does it take hundreds of people joining in, or just a select few to take it from runway to normalcy? I have many theories, but no definitive answer, I’ve decided that my summer project is to champion the trickle down effect of the new jumpsuit, and bring the onesie to Guelph street fashion.
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Saskatoon: Hats at the track
It’s always a sign of summer for me when the racetrack opens up. As a little girl my grandparents would take me and all my cousins to the races and we would each get to place a two dollar bet on our lucky horse. Naturally all of us girls would choose our winner based on the color sash the horse and jockey were wearing.
I was reminded of this memorable occasion while browsing through hats at Hats & That (636 Broadway Avenue, 306-933-1898).
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Hot Disc: The Beach Boys, The Intelligence and Vivian Girls
Summer’s at last on our shores, so bring in the rock-and-rolling tide of hot afternoon singalongs. The brighter, the better—this is no time to be cool about what’s on your iPod, no matter how much you really do like Patrick Watson.
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Bronzer bonanza
I walked over to the beauty department today to see for myself the YSL summer beauty collection our beauty ed was tweeting about (RT OOOHING and AAHHHING over YSL’s Summer Makeup collection, newly arrived in the office. Seriously. Off the charts.) and pretty much tripped over a honking bag of bronzers that are in contention […]
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Charlottetown: Breaking news–sundresses have power to change weather
I have a secret. My hatred of the months of February and March sometimes results in irrational, denial-fuelled shopping trips. In a feeble attempt to will winter to end, I find myself purchasing summer dresses, floral and even (I hesitate to write this next word, because I can practically hear the sharp intake of breath that usually precedes my mother’s hearty disapproval) flip-flops.
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Guelph: Deck the walls
Fashion Royalty by Heather Loney
The season of power shopping and parties has begun. For those who panic at the thought of entering a mall anytime after November 1, there is a chic new way to complete your holiday shopping and socializing—enter the local art gallery.
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Montreal: Three Monkeys has monumental style
If I tell you where I shop, will you promise not to tell anyone? I mean, nobody likes to tell her favourite spots, right? So let’s keep it between you and me—top-secret. I’m a mad, mad monkey for Three Monkeys (Les Cours Mont-Royal, 1455 Peel St., Suite 207, 514-284-1333, threemonkeys.ca)! This shop is so beyond perfect balance of Montreal based indie designer and international labels, it’s insane.
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Winnipeg: Fantastically flirty
This summer, I had an adventure in New York City. I went alone and spent six interesting days in one gigantic city. I desperately wanted to do something that would terrify me, and having never been, terrifying was the most appropriate word.
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Toronto: Serendipity
Venturing off to the Beach to bid farewell to summer, the highlights of this season finale exceeded the beach breezes and happy pedestrians as I contentedly returned home loaded with bling. Between ice cream and biking along the shore, I stumbled upon Ends (1930 Queen St. E., 416-699-2271, endsclothing.com), and my search for the perfect gold chain was finally at an end.
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