Fashion & Style

Michael Imperioli And Drea De Matteo on the set of "The Sopranos". Photography courtesy of Getty Images In honour of the anniversary of the series' controversial finale. By Jillian Morgan Date June 10, 2022 Facebook Twitter Fifteen years ago, Tony Soprano (played by the late James Gandolfini) sat down in a New Jersey diner, put some change in the jukebox on the table, and selected Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin.’” Carmela (Edie Falco) was the first to slide into the booth, and they talked about some mundane things (Meadow would be...

Photography courtesy of Maguire Including the Gucci x Adidas collab and CHERSACE. By Katrina McGaughey Date June 11, 2022 Facebook Twitter Maguire heads to the Big Apple Photography courtesy of Maguire To celebrate its five year anniversary, Canadian footwear brand Maguire has opened its first-ever international store in New York City. Sitting on Elizabeth Street in the Nolita neighbourhood and just a short walk from SoHo, the 1000 square foot boutique is tucked between a handful of trendy restaurants and cafes, and neighbours a variety of other direct-to-consumer brands, such...

Photography courtesy of The Ordinary Including Estée Lauder's next step toward making success more accessible to women. By Sarah Mariotti Date June 11, 2022 Facebook Twitter The Ordinary launches a lash and brow serum Photography courtesy of The Ordinary This week, The Ordinary launched a new serum to promote fuller, healthier and denser looking eyelashes and eyebrows. Used just twice each day, the four peptide technologies featuring 11 active ingredients and natural extracts nourishes and protects those coveted facial features, right from the root. And at the humble price of...

Photography by BY SIMON PELLA/COURTESY OF GORM Pride may be only a month long, but you can support these stylish queer-owned businesses all year round. By Russ Martin Date June 13, 2022 Facebook Twitter Thirty days just isn’t enough time to celebrate the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Luckily, what started as Pride Month in June has blossomed into Pride season with celebrations taking place across the country all summer long. And if you’re looking for a surefire way to show your support, apart from attending all the events, we suggest shopping Canadian...

Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic for Getty Her Y2K-era pregnancies were met with unfair scrutiny, body-shaming and fat-phobia. Let’s learn from our past mistakes, shall we? By Natalie Michie Date April 12, 2022 Facebook Twitter Every day, it seems we inch closer to completely reliving the early 2000s. Low-rise jeans are back en vogue, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are happily engaged once more, and now, Britney Spears is pregnant again. For Britney, let’s petition to ditch the body-shaming this time around. On April 11, the pop legend announced that she is...

Photo courtesy of Simon Miller. From runways to red carpets, clogs are making a major comeback this spring. By Ivy Tang Date April 12, 2022 Facebook Twitter In case you haven’t noticed, clogs are having a moment – and we’re here for it. These ’90s “it shoes” have been popping up everywhere, from runways (Alaïa, Givenchy and Gucci to name a few), to social media, and even on the red carpet (Justin Bieber wore the Balenciaga Hardcrocs to the Grammy’s.) Although they may seem like a relic of the past,...

Photography Courtesy of Vogue The large-scale event welcomed nearly 600 seriously well-dressed guests. By Natalie Michie Date April 11, 2022 Facebook Twitter What happens when a billionaire heiress weds the son of Britain’s most fashionable power couple? A lavish affair to rival a modern-day Bridgerton ball ensues. Such was the case on April 9 when Nicola Peltz, daughter of investor Nelson Peltz and model Claudia Heffner Peltz married Brooklyn Beckham, son of Spice Girl-turned-designer Victoria Beckham and retired soccer star David Beckham. The celebrations were held at the Peltz family’s...

Photography courtesy of Getty Images The retailer's controversial past is the subject of a new Netflix documentary. By Natalie Michie Date April 7, 2022 Facebook Twitter In grade school, my sense of style was entirely based on my desire to fit in. Back then, that meant wearing Ugg boots, skinny jeans and a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of a tween-approved brand. And if I was lucky, that brand would be Abercrombie & Fitch. Entering an Abercrombie & Fitch store in 2010 was an attack on all your senses. First,...

Photography courtesy of Dior Plus Fillipa K launches eyewear and Fendi releases a new book. By Annika Lautens Date April 9, 2022 Facebook Twitter Dior’s new capsule collection is all about metallics Photography courtesy of Dior Why wear a neutral when you can wear a metallic? This spring, Dior has launched a capsule collection that’s an ode to gold. Entitled ‘Dior Or,’ the assortment sees classic handbags like the ‘Lady Dior’ and ‘Book Tote’ reinterpreted in shiny blue, rose, gold and silver hues. These styles are sure to sell out...

Photo courtesy of Hymnologie Our new fave Ayurvedic skincare line, plus more beauty news you missed this week. By Natasha Boateng Date April 9, 2022 Facebook Twitter Ayurvedic skincare line Hymnologie launches in Canada Courtesy of Hymnologie When dentist Jigyasa Sharma moved to Canada from India with her husband and two kids in December 2020, she was desperate to find natural and effective skincare products, like the ones her mother had been cooking up for her in the kitchen for years. “Throughout my teenage years, I struggled with really bad...

Collage via Imaxtree. Sleeve by Lilly Fulop. JUMPSUIT COURTESY OF OLIVIA RUBENS. Graphic design by Leo Tapel Want to reduce your personal carbon footprint? We asked some experts how to navigate closet-related consumption in a manageable and meaningful way. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date April 8, 2022 Facebook Twitter Reminders of the carbon footprints we create when we fly or drive are pretty much everywhere, from car charging stations to the offsets we can buy with our flights. But what about the damage done by our love of fashion? “I...

Beaded earrings by Jessie Pruden. Photography by MAIN BY MOLLY PRATT. Graphic by Leo Tapel Long before “sustainability” became a buzzword, Indigenous makers were cultivating environmentally conscious creations. By David A. Robertson Date April 8, 2022 Facebook Twitter Long before fast-fashion brands had resale platforms and luxury labels were using recycled leather, Indigenous artisans were cultivating a community of makers who responsibly harvested the land and made unique and meaningful designs in the process. Our clothing was made for survival, using resources that protected us from the elements while simultaneously...

Photo courtesy of LXR. Look to vintage shopping for your spring retail therapy. By Ivy Tang Date April 7, 2022 Facebook Twitter It takes some time and patience, but there’s no better feeling than finding that truly unique piece of clothing secondhand. Whether you’re digging through the racks at the thrift store or taking advantage of new online destinations, the benefits of secondhand shopping are endless. But most importantly, each pre-owned piece you buy means one less in a landfill. And with Earth Month well underway, we’ve gathered some key...

Photography by Greg Swales. Jacket, pants and bow, prices upon request, Harris Reed. Boots, $1,075, HarryHalim. The singer-songwriter spent his adolescence rummaging through racks of vintage clothing and Stevie Nicks records. Now, he performs in four-inch platforms and has earned the title of “Gen Z’s Elton John.” By Annika Lautens Date April 7, 2022 Facebook Twitter When Jake Wesley Rogers pops onto my laptop screen on a grey day in February, I am instantly blinded by colour. And not just any colour — bright fire-hydrant red. Between the wall behind...