Fashion

Since the K-beauty boom in the mid 2010s, the entire skincare-loving world has levelled up their routines, taking their steps into the double digits with cleansers, toners, mists, essences, waters, serums, oils, creams, gels…the list goes on.  And while that multi-step routine has its doubters, the fact remains: Executing a beauty routine is some quality
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image courtesy botany floral studioThere’s nothing quite like fresh flowers arriving on your doorstep like clockwork. By Pahull Bains Date November 6, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter As we prepare to hunker down for the winter, look to flower subscriptions to add some colour and cheer to your home. These Toronto flower subscription plans offer a multitude
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Because nothing says holiday spirit like supporting Canadian brands If there’s something the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us over the past eight months (aside from the necessity of wearing a mask), it’s the importance of local businesses. With many people making the decision during the pandemic to purchase from those within their own communities, there
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image courtesy brass & unityAfter returning from Afghanistan with severe PTSD, Kelsi Sheren began crafting jewellery. Now she has a business that is paying it forward. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date November 5, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter There’s no dearth of fashion brands that were founded with a sense of purpose, from amplifying local artisanry to
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Photography by O’shane Howard. Creative direction by Josef Adamu of Sunday School. Design by Danielle Campbell.Welcome to My Story, our weekly series championing creatives of colour and their paths to success. By Natasha Bruno Date November 4, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Meet Crystal Rowe, a Toronto-based model and founder of jELN, a handmade, made-to-order skincare line
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Gifts that do good for everyone on your list, including goodies that give back to deserving charities and locally made, sustainable treasures The holidays are stressful under the best, most normal of circumstances. Throw a global pandemic and months of social distancing into the mix and 2020 holiday planning is sure to be more hectic—and
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Photograph courtesy of 19/99 BeautyHere’s what’s new and noteworthy. By Natasha Bruno Date November 3, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter You can always count on the fall season to come in hot with awesome new beauty launches, and the month of November will not disappoint. From hydrocolloid patches to help you fight that dreaded maskne while also
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Because we’ve never been more in need of a little comfort and joy It’s hard to imagine what anyone wants, let alone needs this year. Everything we’re collectively pining for—a vaccine! a vacation!—can’t simply be *added to cart*. But there are things we can do for each other while we wait, ever more patiently, for things
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Photography by William Ukoh. Ballroom competitions have provided acceptance and accolades for many who grew up feeling lost—or worse. We spoke to some Toronto ballroom community members as they modelled a selection of the season’s coziest knits. By Nichole Jankowski Date November 2, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter In March, members of the Toronto ballroom community, including
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And a classic beanie. Oh, and a beret. We rounded up the cutest, warmest winter hats here! For anyone who has watched Netflix’s Emily in Paris, it’s inevitable that you came out of your binge-watching rabbit hole with two thoughts in mind. First of all, what the heck was Emily Cooper (played by Lily Collins) wearing
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Photograph by alexandra cameron via instagram.com/alex_cameron“Millions of pictures of very naked, skinny white women can be found on Instagram every day. But a fat Black woman celebrating her body is banned? It was shocking to me.” By Pahull Bains Date November 2, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter A few months ago, plus-size model and activist Nyome Nicholas-Williams
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With the U.S. election happening this week—smack dab in the middle of a pandemic and a worldwide crusade against racial injustice—there’s no denying it’s a stressful time. According to the American Psychological Association, 68% of Americans say the current political climate is a significant source of stress regardless of their preferred candidate. (That’s up from
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Photography by Ryan Maxwell.New pieces feature upcycled elements and boast an ungendered approach to design. By Odessa Paloma Parker Date October 30, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter When Kevin Klover and Sunny Basran launched their Vancouver-based brand Sevin Kasran, they were coming at it from the position of being fashion fans but design outsiders. Neither have formal
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