Women’s Fashion

Photography via TikTok/@meganlavallie/@dermdoctorIncluding a lip sleeping mask to swear by. By Zainab Damji Date February 3, 2022 Facebook Twitter It’s no secret that TikTok is a goldmine of life advice. From helping you build a capsule wardrobe to teaching you some unconventional (but effective) skincare hacks, the app is the gift that keeps on giving.

Courtesy of the designers; Getty Images; Fendi: Pascal Le Segretain; Valli: YANNIS VLAMOS Style Points is a weekly column about how fashion intersects with the wider world. The worlds of sci-fi and couture might not, initially, seem to have much overlap. Except, of course, for the fact that both are rarefied realms with obsessive devotees

Photography courtesy of ImaxTree.It was a truly colourful Scandinavian affair. By Ivy Tang Date February 3, 2022 Facebook Twitter Copenhagen Fashion Week (the undeniable Cool Girl of all fashion weeks) is back for 2022! The city’s streets are abuzz again with industry insiders, fashion lovers, photographers and more for the Fall/Winter season. As per usual,

Photography courtesy of Dave Benett/Getty ImagesTime to armour up. By Natalie Michie Date February 2, 2022 Facebook Twitter A chainmail mini dress has long been the It Girl party uniform. But in 2022, we’re wearing flat-out armour. Quick history lesson: in 1999, supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss famously stepped out in coordinating Versace metalwear

We’ve known and loved the one and only Hill House Home Ellie Nap Dress since it dropped in 2019. The epitome of comfy and chic, this dress quickly became a fan-fave fashion piece for its comfortable, loose fit, perfect for frolicking in a field or brunching with friends. I mean, what’s better than a dress

Photography Courtesy of Milk. Including a new mascara guaranteed to be a best-seller, a scrumptious new scent and a nail collection to put you in the mood for spring. By Megan Kirkwood Date February 2, 2022 Facebook Twitter January is over, but we won’t be parting ways with winter anytime soon. As we await spring,

Graphic by Danielle Campbell Was Pam the original KKW? By Natalie Michie Date February 2, 2022 Facebook Twitter Sex symbols. In our celebrity-fixated world, those who bear that title experience a different kind of public obsession. The story goes somewhat like this: a person is catapulted to viral fame after a private sex tape is

Photography via Instagram.com/@harrystylesHarry Styles, Megan Thee Stallion, The Weeknd…Need we say more? By Annika Lautens Date February 1, 2022 Facebook Twitter Full disclosure: I’m an Aquarius, but I’ve struggled with my astrological identity for years. Perhaps other January and February babies will agree, but I’ve always been taught that my sign is associated with free

Dolce & Gabbana has officially announced that they will discontinue the use of any fur in their collections. This choice is based on the brand’s executives pushing for more sustainable fashion production. The fur industry has long fielded criticisms from animal rights activists, especially in recent years as more sustainable faux fur options come into

Photography courtesy of MCMThe new face of MCM’s Spring/Summer campaign digs deep in “On To Better Things.” By Jillian Morgan Date February 1, 2022 Facebook Twitter As a baby millennial, the music video for Iann Dior’s “Let You,” off his new album On To Better Things, took me back to a specific moment in time:

Photography Courtesy of L’Oréal ParisPlus, the must-haves she won’t leave home without. By Megan Kirkwood Date February 1, 2022 Facebook Twitter R&B singer H.E.R. has been racking up accolades. Last year alone, she snagged two Grammys, including for Song of the Year (she already has several nominations for 2022) and an Academy Award for Best

PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF EDDY CHEN/HBO “I feel like I’ve framed my entire womanhood around men.” By Natalie Michie Date January 31, 2022 Facebook Twitter Intense, captivating visuals are arguably what Euphoria does best. And costume designer Heidi Bivens brings that creative energy to the wardrobe department, where clothing is symbolic of character development. Case in

Photography courtesy of Taylor Hill/WireImageFashion’s most stylish couple are about to become parents. By Lauren Knowles Date January 31, 2022 Facebook Twitter The Fenty empire is expanding but we’re not talking business — we’re talking baby! Rihanna is expecting her first child with partner A$AP Rocky, and she just announced it in the most fashionably

Bert Stern/Condé Nast/Shutterstock Directly below the Manhattan Bridge, on the mostly-vacant second floor of a Chinatown mall, there is a highly curated array of eveningwear at the vintage mecca James Veloria. When they were first released in the late ’90s and early aughts, many of these garments would have been displayed in gleaming department stores.

Photography courtesy of Hugo BossIncluding a limited-edition Joe Fresh x Sasha Exeter activewear line and Canada Goose’s latest Project Atigi collection. By Sarah Mariotti Date January 29, 2022 Facebook Twitter Hugo Boss undertakes a rebrand Photography courtesy of Hugo Boss Hugo Boss is ushering in a new era. Centered on a more playful and casual

Photography Courtesy of ValmontIncluding new limited edition Year of the Tiger makeup palettes, skincare and other keepsakes. By Megan Kirkwood Date January 29, 2022 Facebook Twitter Sulwhasoo’s #knottynewyear editions Photography Courtesy of Sulwhasoo Sulwhasoo’s First Care Activating Serum is a must-have for many (in Korea, one bottle is sold about every 10 seconds!) The nourishing

Photography courtesy of GOGO SweatersSouth van der Lee hopes shoppers feel like they’re being hugged while wearing a GOGO sweater. By Annika Lautens Date January 28, 2022 Facebook Twitter “I want shoppers to get asked where they got their sweaters,” writes South van der Lee, president and designer of GOGO, over email. “But I also

Courtesy of Coach / Tyler Mitchell If you miss 2000s-era Jennifer Lopez, Coach is here to remind you that she’s still Jenny from the block. As a face of the brand since 2019, Lopez takes a ride back to her past in its spring 2022 campaign series, aptly titled “That’s My Ride.” The OG triple

Photography courtesy of Jean Paul GaultierFrom creatures on the catwalk to gold-headed handbags, this season was made for social media. By Annika Lautens, Jillian Morgan Date January 28, 2022 Facebook Twitter Viral moments are fashion’s most coveted currency (after, you know, actual currency). By now, designers understand that most of us consume fashion week content

Photography courtesy of Edward Berthelot/Getty ImagesA fashionable lesson on how to make the sidewalk your own personal runway. By Jillian Morgan Date January 28, 2022 Facebook Twitter I think I speak for all of us Canadians who are currently bundled up in warm winter-proof layers when I say it would be a — the? — dream

Thierry Mugler, 1980. Photography courtesy of Allan Tannenbaum/Getty ImagesThe designer brought sex, theatrics and sci-fi to the runway. By Jillian Morgan Date January 24, 2022 Facebook Twitter Manfred Thierry Mugler never really played it safe. The French designer, who died January 23 at age 73, opened his eponymous Paris boutique in 1978. At that time,

Courtesy of Dior/Frederique DUMOULIN By definition, haute couture is handmade, from start to finish. The labor-intensive process is hidden in the details, and to the untrained eye, all there is to see is exquisite runway plastered with detailed embroidery, fancy embellishments, and expertise in textile manipulation. But what we rarely think about is the time

Photography courtesy of OrographThe singer’s new mixtape is an alluring self-reflective journey. By Dina Lobo Date January 27, 2022 Facebook Twitter Listening to FKA Twigs’ newly released mixtape Caprisongs, where sound bytes of audio appear at the start or end of almost every track, it can feel like you’re hiding between the pages of her

Matteo Rossetti/Getty Images When Oscar Isaac kissed his way up Jessica Chastain’s arm at the Venice Film Festival, he awakened a sea of starved onlookers. Those few seconds on the red carpet quenched the public’s thirst, and they suddenly knew what they’d been missing. The moment tapped into a larger conversation about the dearth of