Fashion

Image courtesy of CTV. Design by Danielle Campbell. “I’ve been eating home-cooked meals almost every night during lockdown. For some reason, it gives me great pleasure to be in the kitchen prepping all our food.” By Lainey Lui Date May 18, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter We’re officially in Month 3 of self-isolation with an uncertain road

Whether you’re mourning a cancelled vacation, physical-distancing from your makeup bag or simply embracing hermit life to its fullest (blame Netflix), it’s safe to say that most of us are missing our usual pre-summer glow-up. Though nothing can fill in for those would-be Amalfi coast Insta Stories, you can lean on self-tanner for a little

There are enough rules in life as it is. Some, however, are there to help. Like the rules that govern how to dress well. Of course, every man or woman that has an opinion on such things speaks from personal experience – and no doubt what works for one doesn’t always work for another; or

Photo courtesy of SΛM & LΛNCEFrom gorg Sam & Lance gift boxes for healthcare workers to clever WFH-focused beauty ads, here’s what caught our attention. By Natasha Bruno Date May 17, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Local online marketplace Sam & Lance has released self-care boxes that can be gifted to frontline healthcare workers Photo courtesy of

Including great local wineries When it comes to wine in Canada, no two provinces are alike. One thing that most of them have in common, though, is an increasing number of agents, retailers and wine-makers offering contact-free wine delivery. Wine might not be at the very top of our hierarchy of needs right now, but,

You don’t have to be a haulier to get a lot of mileage out of a trucker. Or a cowboy. The jean jacket (as its founding fathers call it in US) has, like a lot of workwear staples, gone from being a beat-up old-reliable of menswear to a go-to for more dress codes than you’d

Photo courtesy of Tanya TaylorOuterwear, swimwear and sneakers all get updates for spring. By Eliza Grossman Date May 16, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Tanya Taylor launched a swim collection with Summersalt Tanya Taylor, makes a splash with her first ever swimwear collection in collaboration with sustainable bathing suit brand, Summersalt. The new collection of five swimsuits

The best thing about beards, foamy-moustache funtimes aside, is their impermanence. Maybe you’ll grow one and forever shall it remain. Perhaps you’ll sample stubble and then go running for the razor. Either way, it’s a switch-up to your style that’s intrinsically transient. No two days of bearding are ever the same. It’s perpetually changing. And

You know what they say: new year, new ’do! And celebs are taking that super seriously. We’re mere months into 2020 and already several of our faves have chopped or dyed their hair. From celebrities like Miley Cyrus embracing the mullet to Kristen Stewart’s enduring commitment to the genderless haircut trend (but blonder!), stars are ready

The cold-weather headwear landscape is a notoriously tricky area to traverse. Beanies are basically the only vaguely acceptable option, and let’s face it, they’re hardly held in high regard by followers of fashion. You can’t really blame them either. After all, usually when these woollen warmers stray into the public fashion consciousness, there have been

Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Vanity FairHasan Minhaj’s Patriot Act is back this weekend, the Banff World Media Festival is going virtual, and more. By Pahull Bains Date May 16, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Hasan Minhaj’s Patriot Act announced its returnOn his Netflix show Patriot Act, Hasan Minhaj has tackled everything from Amazon’s hegemony to

And, actually, has a LOT of the same features On April 15, Apple announced it would be releasing a new phone—but not just any phone. The company is upgrading the smaller, more affordable and mega-loved SE model, which is now available for pre-order and begins shipping later this week. I got a chance to try

Every decade has a signature haircut. The fifties had a neat short, back and sides, the seventies had long hair and sideburns, the eighties had mullets. In the nineties, it was all about curtains. Worn by everyone from David Beckham and Brad Pitt to countless boyband members and that guy from Dawson’s Creek, it was

Photograph courtesy of Mikhael Kale. Design by Danielle Campbell. All funds raised from the sales of the T-shirts will be matched by an anonymous donor and donated to The Yellow Brick House. By Maddison Glendinning Date May 15, 2020 icon-facebook icon-twitter Today, Canadian fashion designer Mikhael Kale and philanthropist Sylvia Mantella are releasing a limited

There’s one thing every action star has in common, aside from a hefty paycheque, and that’s a set of boulder shoulders. Those Hollywood PTs bulking-up the likes of Jason Statham and Dwayne Johnson understand that shoulder muscle is what bookends the V-shape of any all-action testosterone physique. When it comes to your designs on a

I’d wager that pretty much no one expected the summer of 2020 to be spent mostly indoors, but just because we’ll likely be hunkered down for much of the warmer season because of the COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t mean we can’t be heckin’ cute and cozy doing it. The sweatsuit inarguably became the go-to WFH uniform