Month: October 2019

Traverso/L’OrealGetty Images While leading the charge at a climate change demonstration in Washington, D.C. today, two-time Oscar-winning actress Jane Fonda was arrested. According to CBS, Fonda and protestors were in attendance for the Oscar winner’s #FireDrillFridays event, part of a series of demonstrations held on Capitol Hill “to demand that action by our political leaders
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Photograph courtesy of SimonsIt launches in-store and online today. By Maddison Glendinning Date October 11, 2019 icon-facebook icon-twitter Canadian designer Hayley Elsaaesser is today debuting a new line of clothing made exclusively for Quebec-based retailer Simons. Specifically, its Twik section which brings trend-led items to the millennial customer at a lower price point than some
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(Photo: Artur Widak / NurPhoto via Getty) A thermometer isn’t blue, red, orange—or green. It doesn’t give us a different answer based on which political party we support. But increasingly, today, our perspective on climate change—Are the impacts serious? What should we do to fix it?—depends not on the science but rather on our political
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Flannel shirts have had something of an image problem in recent times and as per usual, it’s the hipsters’ fault. For a few years, this classic type of shirt couldn’t escape the connotations of the artisan coffee-drinking lumbersexuals who wore them everywhere they went. Fortunately, they’re being re-evaluated again, because this garment is, without doubt,
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Photograph courtesy of BrunetteThe collection was unveiled last night during Vancouver Fashion Week. By Maddison Glendinning Date October 11, 2019 icon-facebook icon-twitter Canadian brand Brunette unveiled a limited-edition collection in collaboration with Juicy Couture at Vancouver Fashion Week overnight. The 10-piece collection features some of the Vancouver-based label’s signature styles, reimagined in Juicy’s gothic font.
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We’re fast approaching the holiday session, which means your calendar is filling up with parties (some of which you only begrudgingly attend). Rule number one for being the best house guest? Never show up empty-handed. Instead of pretending to know what orange wine is, bring unexpected but equally thoughtful hostess gifts that go beyond the
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Black suits get a bad rep. For many they’re an introduction to tailoring, a set of sartorial training wheels which got you through graduation, early job interviews and distant cousins’ second weddings. Almost every man has this type of suit but familiarity needn’t equal boring, an adjective often wrongly used to describe the black suit.
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Photography by Rashelle CampbellThe disabled artist tells FASHION how Gucci offered, and then rescinded, a potential collaboration. By Pahull Bains Date October 10, 2019 icon-facebook icon-twitter After the blackface turtleneck debacle earlier this year, Gucci’s been trying to course correct, launching an initiative to help increase diversity in the fashion community. But its track record
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Photography by Carlyle Routh. Styling by Sophie Lopez. Creative Direction by George Antonopoulos.Hair, Darren Hau for Opus Beauty/Oribe. Makeup, Beau Nelson for The Wall Group/Chanel. Fashion assistants, Thanda Gibson and Sébastien Hohl. Photography assistant, Michael Kazimierczuk.Our November cover star, Cleopatra Coleman, opens up about exploring her biracial identity and finding her zen. “I’ve just realized
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