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Beauty

The secret behind Kate Middleton’s royal glow—it’s oxygen!

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Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images

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While her innate (and stylist-less) understanding of style, designers, and affordable glamour remains myth-like, Kate Middleton’s skincare routine is not a complete mystery—she confessed in a recent Vogue UK interview that she swears by Karin Herzog products. So when I heard that the Swiss brand was coming to Montreal, I had to get the inside scoop on her royal glow.
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Montreal shop notes: The coat

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Anthropologie, $240. Photography by Carlo Mendoza (styling by Breanna Gow for judyinc.com).

Anthropologie, $240. Photography by Carlo Mendoza (styling by Breanna Gow for judyinc.com).

With its flirty clothes and cheeky decor accessories, Anthropologie (2130 de la Montagne St., anthropologie.com) brings out my playful side. Adding local flavour to this brand new location are designs from Montrealer labels Noémiah, Tamé and Elaine Ho.


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New nails: Cashmere Cardi

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Photography by Carlo Mendoza

Photography by Carlo Mendoza

Cashmere for only six dollars? Oui, s’il vous plaît! Jacob (jacob.ca) recently debuted its new line of nail lacquers and I’ve already cozied up to Cashmere Cardi, a knockout neutral hue with a hint of pink. Perfect for the boardroom and beyond.

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5 minutes with Valérie Dumaine

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Valérie Dumaine

Photography of Valérie Dumaine by Sylvain Blais. Valérie Dumaine Fall 2011.

Valérie Dumaine (valeriedumaine.com) has been outfitting Montreal’s style set since 2004. Known for her sleek, sophisticated separates, she carries this pared-down aesthetic into her own closet too. Here, she shares her spooky sources of inspiration.
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Montreal shop notes: Haute heels

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Cinzia Araia, $600

Cinzia Araia, $600

Fall’s crisp weather calls for cool boots like these stunners by Cinzia Araia (cinziaaraia.com). With their geometric shape and chunky platform, they are an ideal choice for work and play. Just add woolly tights and go. Exclusively at Browns (866-720-SHOE, brownsshoes.com).

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Montreal shop notes: Ogilvy’s bag bar

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Photography by James Cochrane

Photography by James Cochrane

When it comes to a Louis Vuitton boutique, bigger is always better. The recent reno at Ogilvy (1307 Ste-Catherine St. W., 514-842-7711, ogilvycanada.com) gives LV lovers more than 3,000 square feet of monogram madness. Best of all? The bag bar, where shoppers can sit along a sleek counter and eye their next posh purchase.
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Beauty » Backstage Beauty

Montreal fashion week backstage beauty: Martin Lim, UNTTLD, and Travis Taddeo

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Makeup at Travis Taddeo (left) and Martin Lim (right) shot by Louis-Phillipe Maurice.

Just shy of a traditional wingtip and meant to hover somewhere between European- and Asian-inspired looks, makeup artist Sebastien Tardif’s eye for the Martin Lim Spring 2012 is so fresh, so clean, so… spring! “The liner has a clean edge instead of coming to a point,” Tardiff told me backstage before the show. It’s a lift rather than an eye extension, with a bit of the graphic liner we loved at Marc Jacobs and Dolce & Gabbana for fall.
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Fashion

Montreal fashion week diary: Day 1 delights from Harricana, Martin Lim, UNTTLD, and Travis Taddeo

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UNTTLD Spring 2012 shot by Allen McEachern

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Montreal Fashion Week rolled into town yesterday and parked herself at the usual spot at Marché Bonsecours in Old Montreal. But the first show to kick off the Spring 2012 collections was off-site at Harricana. Mariouche Gagné debuted her new écono-musée de la creation de mode, a kind of open atelier where the public can discover first hand her upcycling methods. Tired fur coats, wedding dresses, and old leathers that enter the building eventually exit as haute manteaux, whimsical separates, and trendy accessories.
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