Ever since I started the Never the Bride project on Instagram, I’ve had my eye on wedding dresses that meet somewhere in between bridal and haute couture. Besides, a fashion girl like me would probably opt for a fashion dress – not…
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One, two, three, overalls! Don’t you just love it when runway pieces are made for the runway’s sake? I have mixed feelings about this phenomenon. Namely, when I’m not besties with the designer I can’t schmooze my way into borrowing…
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A respected voice in Toronto’s fashion scene, Sabrina Maddeaux, heralds Soia & Kyo‘s Spring 14 the only outerwear fashion collection that “felt fresh and worthy of the time it took up on the Toronto Fashion Week schedule.” As you can see, Maddeaux has…
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I remember my first Mackage leather jacket. I was in high school, skipped math class (probably) to go shopping alone at Mendocino and handpicked myself an eggshell-white leather motorcycle jacket that I paid $600 for and still wear to this very day,…
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Alas, it’s the last day of Toronto Fashion Week and I’ve taken to guerrilla-style coverage. Reporting live from the trenches, I spent the duration of the Bustle runway show sitting in the photography pit, encroaching on the red-taped territory of someone who…
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Mélissa Nepton, Spring 14. Style Democracy called this collection a “dark horse.” After much consideration, I realized what exactly Nepton was trying to do this season. (And it certainly wasn’t “Ladies who Brunch.“) Mélissa Nepton is as enigmatic as fashion designers come. Not…
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Photography by George Pimentel When 1960s mod meets Mad Men, throw a bit of Hitchcock in there for good measure, and you have the Pink Tartan Spring 14 collection. But, I’m not here to tell you what I saw – I’m here…
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