Romeo & Juliet

For never was a story of so much woe than Juliet and her Romeo. The National Ballet opened their 60th season with an emotional and visually beautiful version of Shakespeare’s tragic love story. It was the world premiere of the show, which featured Alexei Ratmansky’s fresh take on a ballet classic. I was dazzled by the choreography, that featured sweeping…
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Cydelic by Choryin S/S 2012

Last night, Cydelic by Choryin showed a Spring 2012 collection that was out of this world. Entitled “Alien”, the collection juxtaposed stark white architectural bodycon dresses with earthy animal print. I had never heard of the label, but I was impressed with his mastery of shapes and that he created the most funky handbags I’ve ever seen. The bags were…
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The shOws – Jean-Pierre Braganza S/S 2012

Last Friday at the shOws, I had a chance to see Jean-Pierre Braganza, an amazing design talent from Toronto who has been showing at London Fashion Week. I was obsessed with his artistry and the tailoring in his garments.  The cut-outs and decoupages created architectural elements that enlivened simple day dresses. Geometric elements were consistent throughout the collection, with hexagonal…
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TopShop and TopMan Opening Day

On Wednesday, British fashion retailer, TopShop opened its first store in Canada.  I fell in love with the brand six years ago when my mom came back from a trip to London and brought me back a suitcase (she had to buy a new one), full of goodies. TopShop and TopMan located inside the Bay in Yorkdale Mall, opened its doors…
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Fitzroy Boutique

A couple weeks ago, I stumbled upon an adorable pop-up boutique full of feminine, flirty frocks. The best part? Everything in the store is under $200. The Fitzroy Boutique is open at 162 Cumberland St., but hurry!  The shop closes for the fall season tomorrow. Fitzroy Boutique was started by two friends, Angela Pastor and Julie Buczkowski.  Their pop-up concept was inspired by…
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