Fashion

In the off-chance that you need a reminder, Black Friday deals are upon us, which means anything and everything is on sale right now. AirPods? Glossier balm dot com? Sherpa jackets to wear in lieu of thermostat drama? Check, check and check. If you’re a jewelry person (raises hand and jumps for joy), here’s even

Snow and Illustration via istock. DESIGN BY DANIELLE CAMPBELL.Pipes, rolling trays, vapes, infused teas – there’s no shortage of ideas for what to give your pot-preferring pals. By FASHION Staff Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Now that legal cannabis is less of a novelty, there’s no shortage of goods – from consumables to accessories

For that hot tool-obsessed loved one who enjoys changing up their hair game with curls and waves, this Dry Bar gift set packs a serious punch. It comes with a styling tool featuring three interchangeable attachments, a heat protecting mist, dry shampoo, hairspray, finishing spray, a detangling brush and two hair clips.

Art by Nathan Eugene Carson. Photo by Toni Hafkenscheid/The Power PlantCanadian art venues like the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, The Power Plant and the Bata Shoe Museum are offering interactive online content and virtual tours. By Pahull Bains Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Most of this year has been spent in lockdown, which

Photography courtesy of The Sleep Shirt.It’s a big week for local fashion news. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter From a new line of cozy-chic nightwear to a Moncton-based pop-up and month-long virtual marketplace featuring Montreal brands, here are the Canadian fashion launches we don’t want you to miss. Vancouver’s Londre

Here’s the final installment of our primer on cannabis beverages: what they are, what’s in them, and the products that match your personality By Truss Beverages Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter In part one of our series, we gave you an introduction to the brave new world of cannabis beverages, and in part two,

If the ongoing lockdown taught us anything about fashion, it’s to invest in functional pieces that can fit with the times we’re living in. For instance, a cozy, faux fur coat that hugs you like a blanket and translates well on Zoom. Or maybe a faux leather trouser that pairs as well with comfy sneakers

image courtesy canada goose“The role of business has evolved – in today’s world, driving meaningful change is just as important as the bottom line.” By Pahull Bains Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Earlier this year, Canada Goose unveiled its Sustainable Impact Strategy, focusing on the brand’s longterm commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. Having

Bretman Rock is a work of art. When the social media star and beauty influencer is not expertly beating his face with his non-dominant hand or rating Trix cereal an eight out of ten (“I would say it’s slightly better than Fruit Loops”), he’s directing his focus to the camera for 7.89 million YouTube subscribers

Courtesy of Crave/HBOIf you ever needed a reason to get a robe coat. By Eliza Grossman Date November 20, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter As the main character in HBO’s The Undoing, Nicole Kidman plays Grace Fraser, a New York-based therapist with a wardrobe that will induce some serious coat envy. While her life may be in

When I first see Karlie Kloss on my screen, she’s a pixelated, slightly delayed version of the model/Kode With Klossy founder/Project Runway host the world knows. “I’ve been having some WiFi troubles today…” she tells me, springing into action just as I offer to switch my own connection. It’s one of the all-too-common scenes filling

Discover why Clarins Double Serum is worth the hype. By Julia McEwen Date November 17, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Plain and simple, applying a great serum will make the biggest difference when it comes to overhauling your complexion because serums are designed to deliver high concentrations of specific active ingredients. They’re also formulated with smaller particles

Photography courtesy of Dan Lim for Nobis.The drop features genderless, limited edition pieces. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 19, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter The hotly anticipated capsule collab from Canadian outerwear brand Nobis and NBA champion/Toronto Raptor/style lord Serge Ibaka dropped today with a selection of nine genderless winter-ready styles including a parka, anorak, vests

Kerry Washington is one of Hollywood’s more daring and experimental style stars today, but she’s also a strong believer in classic, timeless jewelry. And that is what makes her new partnership with jewelry brand Aurate such an organic business match. For Washington, who is not just the face of the new Aurate campaign but is

Photo courtesy CORY VANDERPLOEG/Gallery Stock. Design by Danielle Campbell. This is Texture Talk, a weekly column that deep dives into the dynamic world of curly hair. This week, beauty director Natasha Bruno reveals the maddening lack of salon pros trained to work with textured hair and her hope that change is coming. By Natasha Bruno

As someone who has spent the bulk of the year in leggings and oversized vintage tees, I’m optimistic that loungewear will one day be considered real clothes. Who wants to wiggle into their stiff jeans when they can score all-day comfort in some sweats? If I’m being totally honest, I dread the future of when

Photography courtesy of SsenseThe exclusive “immersive digital experience” launches today. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 18, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Seven Days to Forever, the new digital micro-platform devised by Montreal-based retailer Ssense and Jerry Lorenzo–founder of the streetwear brand Fear of God­–has gone live with a week’s worth of exclusive content and product launch

Style Points is a weekly column about how fashion intersects with the wider world. If there was an overarching theme to this fashion season, it was that seasons themselves no longer matter. What with Prada riffing on its hit ’90s prints, Coach reissuing pieces from recent seasons—as recent as fall 2020—and even fledgling designers reimagining

Imagery courtesy of Hania Kuzbari.You can book in-person or virtual appointments now. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 18, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Aiming to inject a little glamour into life after this very, very hard year, jewellery designer Hania Kuzbari is teaming up with the luxe label Narces for a three-day pop-up housed in Narces’s

Before Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was sworn into Congress as the youngest woman to ever serve in the legislative body, she was already expounding the values of thrift shopping. “There’s so much pressure to present ourselves in the world a certain way, and, sometimes, that means looking a lot more expensive than what you can afford in

image courtesy H&M“For A/W ’20, we really wanted to be trailblazers – pushing the limits of creativity and sustainable fashion – by focusing on waste.” By Pahull Bains Date November 18, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter In 2010, fast fashion behemoth H&M launched its first Conscious Collection, made with sustainable materials such as organic cotton and recycled

In 2020, supporting fashion with a purpose has never felt better. That’s the idea behind Balmain’s (Balmain)RED B-Court sneakers—a limited-edition launch that benefits The Global Fund‘s fight against HIV/AIDS and COVID-19. Designed by creative director Olivier Rousteing, the unisex accessory continues a long-standing partnership with the Global Fund and (RED) to provide funding and resources

Photography by Ksenya Poggenpohl“It is really an honour to represent my country and I do hope this will inspire the younger generation of designers to really push their boundaries and their creativity.” By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 17, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter The finalists for the prestigious International Woolmark Prize were announced this morning, and

image via istockThe digital event takes place tomorrow, November 18, at 5pm. By FASHION Staff Date November 17, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter The Black Lives Matter movement that took to the streets earlier this year has sparked many conversations and pledges to do better at stamping out systemic racism. But is true, lasting change happening? And