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In pop culture, charm bracelets have long been the province of spoiled rich girls like Gretchen Wieners in Mean Girls and evil stepmom Meredith Blake in The Parent Trap. But this season, Thomas Sabo is razing the prissy reputation of these bracelets with the relaunch of its Charm Club. The new Generation Charm Club hearkens […]

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It’s a well-known tradition to flaunt something new come Chinese New Year, which we—as people who work at a fashion magazine—are totally down with (insert laughing monkey emoji here). And seeing as it’s the Year of the Monkey, we trolled the interweb for the cutest fashion finds you need STAT. From adorable keychains to add to your ever-growing […]

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Jump to trend: SEVENTIES | MINIMALIST | SAFARI | SPORT CHIC With the promise of warmer weather coming up, there’s no better time than now to start prepping your spring wardrobe. While every single one of the top 10 trends may not be for everyone, we’ve narrowed down our four favourites that can easily work […]

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See our statement ring picks » Just in time for New Year’s Eve, we’re rounding up this season’s crop of digitized statement-makers. No, we’re not talking about the iPhone 6, we’re talking this selection of larger-than-life rings. What better way to ring in 2015 than with a big honkin’ piece of frosting.

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See our picks here » London calling! In celebration of the Spring 2015 shows hitting the Brit capital today, we’ve prepped a posh-perfect packing list full of neutral pieces inspired by fall’s sixties neutral trend. Just throw on a cape, some Brit-made sunnies and you’re off to the races!

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The classic men’s shirt is this season’s inspiration for dresses, skirts and more. Who better to model spring’s take on a classic than Linda Rodin, the 65-year old beauty whose modelling career, like its popularity, is booming more than ever.

Back when The Beatles were puff-ing away and taking sitar lessons from Ravi Shankar, karma seemed like a hippie fad for the blissed-out granola set. Today, it’s made its way out of the incense-filled archives and into the mainstream, casting a spell on everyone from Sofia Coppola to Justin Bieber, who (with the help of his Twitter followers) named his puppy after the cosmic concept.

In the world of karma, what goes around comes around in a never-ending cycle of cause and effect, birth and rebirth. Kind of like fashion. So it should come as no surprise that this and other mystical themes have become trendy lately for designers, who are referencing its powers in everything from Kenzo’s evil eye sweatshirts to Mara Hoffman’s witchy beach bags.

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Along with the crisp fall breeze that assures us summer is winding down comes new fashion possibilities—and what better to fill the void in your closet? With fall comes a tendency for darker attire, the bold textures, edgy colours and metallic hardware—of course, these are just a few of things to look forward to this season, and don’t feel restricted to just one!

We’ve combined this season’s boldest looks to love and layer, and they’re sure to spice up your wardrobe of neutrals and remind you that more is more. We may not be shedding skin as the temperatures drop, but we sure are showing new skins, like wine-stained leathers for trenches and tops and multi-hued furs for coats. Classic camouflage prints were all over pants and pumps that came stomping down the runways for everyone from Jean Paul Gaultier to Carolina Herrera. These pieces are not for the faint of heart or the timid to trends—but keeping warm doesn’t mean letting your style go cold.

Summer is fast approaching and that can only mean one thing—the start of the season’s hottest events. With multiple can’t-miss functions occurring around the globe, we want to make sure your wardrobe is ready. From music festivals like Glastonbury to the U.S. Open to the Cannes Film Festival, we have your guide to arriving in style.

FESTIVAL STYLE

U.S. OPEN

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Or see fashion by age: IN YOUR 20s | IN YOUR 30s| IN YOUR 40s | IN YOUR 50s | IN YOUR 60s | IN YOUR 70s

How important is it to dress age appropriately? This is a question that, when asked, will generate a variety of different answers. Fashion by age is hardly a new phenomenon, but the contrast between what is or is not appropriate for certain ages has changed overtime. There may be some styles that are thought to be more suited to one age over another, but as we all know by now, fashion is never that black and white.

Keeping that in mind, check out our selection of the best spring pieces that work for a variety of different ages. From bright printed pants to classic blazers, these beautiful bouquet pieces can work for any age.

Today, we inspect the belongings of another of Toronto’s PR power players: Christine Faulhaber. At the helm of her namesake firm, Faulhaber has been responsible for bringing some of the best internationally acclaimed brands including heavy hitters like IMG and Thomas Sabo to Canada with as much style and grace as you’d expect from anyone carrying a Louis Vuitton Pont-Neuf bag would have. So without further ado, let’s get down to business and snoop inside!

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Just in time for Christmas, two beloved jewellery brands are opening second locations in the Vancouver area. With the arrival of Tiffany & Co. (Oakridge Centre, 650 W. 41st Ave., tiffany.ca) and Thomas Sabo (Metropolis at Metrotown, 4700 Kingsway Ave., Burnaby, thomassabo.com), expectations for a little blue or black-and-white box under the tree will double.