Beauty refreshments: 5 ways to revitalize and hydrate your skin this weekend
Kate and Laura Mulleavy on Sequoia trees, Frankenstein and why there are no people on the Rodarte moodboards
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It’s official: BryanBoy is joining America’s Next Top Model!
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All posts under ‘Edmonton’
By Karen Ashbee | February 8th, 2011 | 3:00 pm
Store, photography by 3Ten Photo. Necklace, Thomas Sabo, $198.
On our fashion radar: the opening of Western Canada’s first Thomas Sabo store (West Edmonton Mall, 8882 170th St., 780-487-7226, thomassabo.com), which is dedicated to all things bright and shiny. I’m eager to scoop up the Rebel at Heart line, which features Sabo’s rock ’n’ roll take on rings, bracelets, necklaces and watches.
By FASHION Staff | January 14th, 2011 | 4:00 pm
By Karen Ashbee
Nga Van and Anna McDonough have opened a sophisticated store for trend-seeking Edmontonians, Coup (10137 104th St., Suite 101, Edmonton, 780-756-3032, coupboutique.com). You’ll find Kain cashmeres and pocket tees, Myne swingy separates, and Catherine Malandrino chunky knits and pencil skirts. Accessories include Rebecca Minkoff leather bags, and jewellery by Elizabeth and James, Alkemie and local designer Courtney Day.
By Jennifer Campbell | October 28th, 2010 | 11:57 am
The coolest news in shops this month:
MONTREAL: The Midas touch, one to watch, and Italian charm in Old Montreal»
TORONTO: Concrete baubles, wild headgear, and cutting-edge Rac»
CALGARY: Urban renewal and luxe bracelets»
EDMONTON: The Sui life»
VANCOUVER: Glam hatter, hidden jewels, and new names at Holts»
By Dolly Magee | August 14th, 2009 | 8:06 am
To say that Sandra Sing Fernandes is passionate about fashion, art and design is an understatement. The founder and director of Edmonton Fashion Week has been involved in nearly every facet of the art and fashion worlds—she’s worked as a model, dancer, milliner, jewellery and clothing designer and fashion show producer. I caught up with Fernandes to talk about her hopes for Edmonton’s growing fashion scene. Read more »
By Jordan Porter | July 9th, 2009 | 1:00 pm
Lovely in…Nautical notes
Spotted: A submission from Edmonton in our FASHION Lovelies/Holt Renfrew giveaway!
Wearing: A vintage jumper dress from Dear Golden Vintage, an Old Navy T-shirt, H&M pumps and a thrifted and reworked necklace.
Why: It’s tough to wear a jumper well, but by pairing the piece with classic marine accents, this FASHION Lovely pulls off the look in high seas style.
See the full look after the jump.
By Dolly Magee | July 1st, 2009 | 8:08 am
I am feeling a little faint, my heart is pounding inside my chest, my hands have started to tremble and I am using every ounce of will power I have to prevent myself from jumping up and down and screaming. No, I have not just won the lottery, it’s something even better: I just finished a phone call with Claire Salaysay, Southgate Centre’s (780-435-3721, southgate.shopping.ca) marketing director, where she rhymed off the shops that will be part of Southgate’s 155,000-square foot expansion. Read more »
By Dolly Magee | June 3rd, 2009 | 8:23 am
The Henry store in Edmonton
When it comes to fashion in the prairies, Henry Singer is king. So, it should come as no surprise that Jordan Singer (president of the Henry Singer Fashion Group and the late Mr Singer’s grandson) is the indisputable crown prince of suits, denim and all things menswear. As the legend goes, Henry Singer launched an eponymous clothing shop, specializing in contemporary men’s apparel, in 1938 with only $300 in his pocket. Since then the Henry Singer retail empire has continued to flourish and now encompasses three distinct clothing stores. Read more »
By Dolly Magee | May 20th, 2009 | 8:26 am
Like most fashion-obsessed women, I love mixing high and low fashion to create edgy and unique looks: A Preen dress with a Gap anorak; a Joe Fresh Style shirt with a Diane von Furstenberg skirt. And if the look is willing, there is nothing I love more than adding accessories. From vintage jewellery to designer shoes and locally handcrafted bags, I love them all. A few weeks ago, I accompanied my husband and three young sons to the Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market (10310-83 Ave., 780-439-1844, Saturdays) in search of homemade jam and baby red potatoes, but instead discovered The Bag & Bath Ladies a.k.a. Diane Murphy and Helen Brassington and their gorgeous one-of-a-kind bags ($12 to $75).
Josh Matlow decides maybe Toronto’s street hockey ban should stand after all
ANNIVERSARY: Youth education program Insight Theatre turns 30 — and celebrates with a gala
One fine photo: Photographed by George Whiteside for FASHION’s Summer 2001 issue
Film noir: Osez le noir et blanc avec les robes et accessoires du moment
