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First rule of the World Cup: never call it soccer. None of the teams who actually qualify for the tournament call the sport by this name, so you shouldn’t either. (Actually, Australia qualified this year. But they didn’t win a single game, so it’s barely worth counting them.) So, football. Even if you know nothing […]

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2018 World Cup quarter-finals have kicked off and we (as well as the rest of the world, it seems) are in full-on soccer mode. Fans from all around the globe are showing their support and team pride with jerseys, face paint, flags, and even nail art. Below, we’ve rounded up the coolest, most creative, and […]

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After four weeks of plastering ourselves to our TV screens, football (or soccer) fever has officially ended yesterday with Germany taking home the 2014 World Cup title. Just like us, celebrities cheered on their faves, whether they were at the game or at home wearing head-to-toe gear in support of their teams. We spotted many celebrities throughout the month, but yesterday’s final match between Germany and Argentina drew some of the hottest stars, including David Beckham, Mick Jagger and Ashton Kutcher, to name a few. While all eyes were on these soccer-loving men, we were digging the A-list ladies who joined in on the action. And judging by their tweets and Instagram posts, whether they supported their teams in the stadium or cheered on from the comfort of their home, one thing is for certain, celebs know how to get in the spirit in style. From Jennifer Lopez’s stellar opening performance to Shakira’s red-hot closing act, we’re celebrating the games by rounding up our 13 favourite World Cup 2014 celebrity style moments.

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Sports are getting a stylish makeover this summer. While arenas and fields have never exactly been the perfect place to show off your chicest looks, that’s all set to change. With three huge events in full force this month, we’ve compiled must-wear lists to ensure you’re looking your best come event day. From dancing the night away at Calgary Stampede to glamming it up at Toronto’s Queen’s Plate, and of course, cheering on your favourite World Cup team at a viewing party, we’ve got your wardrobe covered. Who said fashion girls don’t do sports? 

If you, like me, have little interest in sports without its dressings (exhibit A: spring’s athletic trend, exhibit B: the babes of Euro soccer), look no further than Drake General Store‘s colourful country bandanas in honour of today’s World Cup opening ceremony in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Whether you’re rooting for the home team or just […]

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Today’s Karl Lagerfeld-edited edition of French newspaper Libération is pretty much all about Karl. And sexy drawings of soccer players. [Fashionista]

And about those illustrations: “I use Shu Uemura makeup for drawing, as they have the most beautiful color palette. Did you know that in the old days, children’s books were illustrated using makeup sticks?”  [WWD]

Attention, 90210 fans: If you always wanted the bow dress that Kelly–and Brenda!–wore in the “Spring Dance,” episode you’ll find it in Isaac Mizrahi‘s resort collection [Yahoo!]

An image of Coco Rocha‘s recent wedding to James Conran has surfaced. The bride looks stunning in a custom Zac Posen dress, which BFF Behati Prinsloo described as “It was tight over her body all the way to her knees, then it had this extreme mermaid tail at the bottom. The straps were off the shoulder, and the material looked vintage – it’s sort of hard to explain, you have to see it.” [Huffington Post]

Writer and designer Douglas Coupland is adding fashion designer to his already impressive resume. Roots has decided to expand their Canadiana by featuring a limited edition collection of pieces designed by Mr. Coupland. Dubbed Canada Goes Electric, the line includes T-shirts with TV test pattern bars and pixelated maple leaves that are sure to bring out your inner Microserf when they go on sale July 8. [Globe & Mail, Quill & Quire]