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Sofia Richie Grainge’s Maternity Style Is Timeless

Jennifer Berry — Wed, 14 Feb 2024 21:28:25 +0000

2023 was arguably the year of Sofia Richie Grainge who hard launched a refreshed and elegant personal style with her April 2023 wedding which she shared extensively on TikTok. What followed was months of Sofiamania, with everything from her slicked-bun to her “blueberry milk” (er, pastel blue?) manicure breathlessly studied and replicated. And in early 2024 came another bit of personal news that promised to bring more sartorial inspiration with it: Sofia Richie Grainge is pregnant, expecting a daughter with her husband Elliot Grainge. Sofia Richie pregnancy outfits? Say less.

@sofiarichiegraingeWe can’t wait to meet you baby girl 🕊️♬ sofias song by artemas – Artemas fan

Since announcing the happy news, Richie Grainge has been out and about in what’s shaping up to be a chic pregnancy uniform of oversized coats, sleek all-black outfits and lots of creamy neutrals. Quiet luxury, but make it maternity. Scroll on for all the stylish Sofia Richie pregnancy outfits (so far).

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200+ New York Fashion Week Fall 2024 Street Style Photos

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 12 Feb 2024 15:49:58 +0000

When it comes to fashion month, New York Fashion Week is basically the Super Bowl — both big events around beloved North American pastimes (football and fashion, obviously). And these NYFW street style Fall 2024 looks are all touchdowns.

Ahead, enjoy 200+ NYFW street style Fall 2024 photos, including tons of mobwife-ready fur coats, shearling outerwear, fun hosiery and proof that the colour red is still having a moment.

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The Best Celebrity Fashion at the 2024 Grammys

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 05 Feb 2024 17:44:33 +0000

Is it just us or did the Grammys red carpet 2024 feel a little…quiet? When it came to A-list celebrities, the likes Rihanna, Adele, Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande were nowhere to be found, and even Taylor Swift was a question mark until the very last minute. (Swift, heading to Tokyo this week before next Sunday’s Super Bowl, was rumoured to be skipping the Grammys but walked the carpet just before the ceremony commenced — in custom Schiaparelli, no less!)

There were a few fashionable bright spots on the Grammys red carpet, led by Dua Lipa in custom Courreges, Olivia Rodrigo in vintage Versace circa 1995 and Caroline Polachek in Olivier Theyskens’ Fall 1998 collection. (Hat tip to beloved Instagram account Check the Tag for the vintage intel.)

Plus, a few mega stars bypassed the red carpet and slipped into the Grammys for the ceremony only. Case in point: Canadian treasure Céline Dion who wowed the crowd in a surprise on-stage appearance. The legendary songstress, who has been privately battling a neurological condition called stiff-person syndrome for the last couple of years, drew standing ovations and looked stunning in Valentino couture. Former FASHION cover star Law Roach even reportedly came out of retirement to style her for the moving moment.

Scroll through below for the best of the Grammys red carpet 2024.

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Celine Dion in Valentino couture and Tiffany & Co. jewellery

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Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus of boygenius in Thom Browne

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Colour! Layering! Smiles! Copenhagen Fashion Week Street Style Is a Delight

Jennifer Berry — Fri, 02 Feb 2024 19:00:03 +0000

You know what helps ease the January chill? (Aside from the groundbreaking couture fashion week in Paris we’re still swooning over, of course.) The street style out of Copenhagen Fashion Week! From bold colour and creative layering to the genuine smiles plastered on people’s faces (who says fashion people take themselves too seriously?), the looks roaming around the Danish capital are consistently a delight. And the Copenhagen street style FW24 is no exception.

Scroll through below for best Copenhagen street style FW24.

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All the Street Style from Paris Spring 2024 Couture Week

Jennifer Berry — Thu, 25 Jan 2024 17:17:44 +0000

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! We’re referring to fashion month, naturally. And kicking things off is the Paris couture Spring 2024 shows. While the runways are full of futuristic alien-robots courtesy of Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli and angelic ballerinas thanks to Virginie Viard at Chanel, the sidewalks outside the Spring 2024 couture presentations are teeming with strong outerwear, full skirts and gold-gilded everything.

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As has become customary, A-list celebrities are flocking to the City of Light to attend the couture shows, with front rows stacked with stars including Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna and Zendaya. The former FASHION cover model sat next to her Euphoria co-star Hunter Schafer at Schiaparelli, meanwhile RiRi and Natalie Portman had a major fangirl moment outside Dior.

Scroll through below for the most exciting street style from the Paris couture Spring 2024 shows — and see if you can spot all the famous faces.

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The Most Stylish Looks from the 2024 Emmys

Jennifer Berry — Tue, 16 Jan 2024 14:10:06 +0000

Red carpet season is in full swing and there is no rest for the stylish. After the months-long Hollywood writers’ strike halted TV and film production and promotion, including awards shows, 2024 is shaping up to be a marathon of ceremonies. As of mid-January, we’ve already seen A-list stars on the red carpet at the Golden Globes, Governors Awards, Critics Choice Awards and most recently, the Emmys.

Postponed from September 2023, the Emmys 2024 red carpet took place on January 15 and stars from some of your favourite shows were in attendance. The case of The White Lotus was well-represented, with Aubrey Plaza standing out in a surrealist Loewe creation. Suki Waterhouse gave maternity wear a couture spin in red Valentino. And meanwhile, both Issa Rae and Jessica Chastain both wore fabulous fringed and feathered frocks that would look right at home on a dance floor.

Check out 15 stylish celebs from the Emmys 2024 red carpet below.

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Black, White and Menswear Ruled the Critics Choice Awards Red Carpet

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 15 Jan 2024 16:34:11 +0000

The 2024 Critics Choice Awards red carpet was a sea of chic black and white looks, plus some welcome pops of colour. Hot on the heels of the star-studded 2024 Golden Globes and the fashion-forward Governors Awards, celebrities flocked once again to Los Angeles on January 14 for an evening of recognizing the year’s best performances in film and television.

While attendees like Emma Stone (one of the evening’s winners!) and Kaley Cuoco opted for classic black gowns, in Louis Vuitton and Dior respectively, there were some delightful fashion surprises. Barbie herself left the pink at home, with Margot Robbie choosing a rosette-adorned red gown from Balmain. Meanwhile, May December star Julianne Moore wore a rich purple Chanel gown, a colour choice co-signed by Oprah Winfrey.

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There were striking menswear moments, too, with rising style stars Ayo Edebiri and Greta Lee wearing all-white The Row and head-to-toe black Loewe menswear respectively. Both women are styled by Danielle Goldberg who has been dressing the celebrated actors in cool designers and interesting silhouettes in recent months.

Scroll below for some of the most stylish celebrities from the 2024 Critics Choice Awards red carpet.

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Looks Were Served at the 2024 Governors Awards

Jennifer Berry — Wed, 10 Jan 2024 15:09:51 +0000

Awards season is extremely back, my friends. Just look to star-studded and fashionable 2024 Golden Globes that took place on January 7. We’re barely recovered from the almost-painful beauty of Natalie Portman’s Dior Haute Couture (it was giving sequinned Monet) or Dua Lipa’s insane Schiaparelli (she apparently couldn’t sit it in, but worth it, IMO!), when here come to Governors Awards 2024.

This little awards show, which typically happens in the fall but was postponed due to the Hollywood writers’ strike, is more low-key than, say, the Globes or the Oscars, but celebrity stylists are working overtime this year to deliver look after look. And they weren’t sleeping on the job on January 9.

From Emily Blunt in a sleek Miu Miu gown complemented by a gargantuan Tiffany & Co. necklace (I weep) to Julianne Moore’s metallic Valentino and dainty Pandora lab-grown diamonds, the crème de la crème of Hollywood made it out for the 2024 Governors Awards — and looked chic doing it.

Scroll through below for the best celebrity red carpet looks from the 2024 Governors Awards.

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All the Celebrity Fashion from the Golden Globes 2024 Red Carpet

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 08 Jan 2024 00:51:53 +0000

Awards season is back, baby! After a 2023 Hollywood strike that lasted 148 days, 2024 is starting with a star-studded — and stylish — bang. The 81st annual Golden Globes took place on January 7 in Los Angeles and the Golden Globes 2024 red carpet didn’t disappoint. Scarlet red and creamy neutrals were the colours of the evening, and strapless gowns seem to be making a strong return, but there was no lack of interesting embellishment, proportions and accessories among the looks.

Talent from television and movies are honoured at the Golden Globe awards, and despite almost half of 2023 having been impacted by the Hollywood strike, the pool of nominees was impressive with cult-favourite shows like Succession, and films including Barbie and Oppenheimer, raking in the most nominations.

A-list celebrities from Selena Gomez to Jennifer Lawrence strutted the red carpet in designs from Armani Privé and Dior Haute Couture respectively, while internet boyfriends like Saltburn anti-hero Barry Keoghan went bold with their menswear choices. The Irish breakout star looked impossibly cool in crimson Louis Vuitton, and Pedro Pascal wore a patterned Bottega Veneta turtleneck accessorized with an arm sling.

Rising stars like Priscilla’s Cailee Spaeny and The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri wore strapless Miu Miu and Prada creations, with the former opting for a sweetheart neckline and a full skirt and the latter going ’90s minimal in a column gown with a sleek mini-train (which looked chic, incidentally, when she collected the Golden Globe award for best actress in a TV musical or comedy).

Meanwhile, ladies of a certain age (that’s to say, 55 and over) slayed the red carpet, with stars like Gillian Anderson and Angela Bassett stunning in curve-hugging gowns from designers like Gabriela Hearst and Dolce & Gabbana.

Scroll through below for the best looks from the Golden Globes 2024 red carpet.

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Issa Rae in Pamella Roland

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Natasha Lyonne in Schiaparelli

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Jennifer Lopez in Nicole + Felicia Couture and Christian Louboutin

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America Ferrera in Dolce & Gabbana

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Jeremy Allen White in Calvin Klein

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Carey Mulligan in Schiaparelli

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Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

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Ayo Edebiri in Prada

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Barry Keoghan in Louis Vuitton and Christian Louboutin

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Billie Eilish in Willy Chavarria

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Margot Robbie in Armani Privé

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Natalie Portman in Dior Haute Couture

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Timothée Chalamet in Celine Homme

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Jennifer Lawrence in Dior Haute Couture and Tiffany & Co. jewellery

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Chris Perfetti in Dolce & Gabbana

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Florence Pugh in Valentino

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Dua Lipa in Schiaparelli and Tiffany & Co. jewellery

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Michelle Yeoh in Bottega Veneta

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Pedro Pascal in Bottega Veneta

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Taylor Swift in Gucci and Christian Louboutin

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Greta Gerwig in Fendi Couture

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Greta Lee in Loewe and Christian Louboutin

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Cillian Murphy in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

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Julianne Moore in Bottega Veneta

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Rosamund Pike in Christian Dior

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Gillian Anderson in Gabriela Hearst with an Aquazzura bag and Chopard jewels

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Daniel Kaluuya in Dior

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Helen Mirren in Dolce & Gabbana

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Hunter Schafer in Prada

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Riley Keough in Chanel Couture

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Jennifer Aniston in Dolce & Gabbana

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Kieran Culkin in Dior

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Elizabeth Olsen in Vivienne Westwood

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Meryl Streep in Valentino

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Cailee Spaeny in Miu Miu

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Elizabeth Debicki in Dior Haute Couture

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Angela Bassett in Dolce & Gabbana

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Julia Garner in Gucci

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Jon Batiste in Dior

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Tantoo Cardinal in Dolce & Gabbana

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Elle Fanning in vintage Pierre Balmain

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Fantasia in Dolce & Gabbana

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Selena Gomez in Armani Privé and Christian Louboutin

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Quinta Brunson in Balmain

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Lenny Kravitz in Alexander McQueen and Christian Louboutin

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Pom Klementieff in Dolce & Gabbana

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Oprah Winfrey in Louis Vuitton and Chopard jewellery

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Tyler James Williams in Dolce & Gabbana and David Yurman jewellery

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Rachel Brosnahan in Sergio Hudson, Christian Louboutin and Swarovski

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Bill Hader in Dior

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Ali Wong in Dior Haute Couture and Swarovski

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Annette Bening in Dolce & Gabbana

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Emily Blunt in Alexander McQueen and John Krasinski in Dolce & Gabbana

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Elizabeth Banks in Dolce & Gabbana

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Anine Bing Confirms: Skinny Jeans Are Still Cool

Jennifer Berry — Thu, 21 Dec 2023 22:29:23 +0000

When it comes to all that California has to offer, if you’re looking for a smoothie, you go to Erewhon. If you’re after foundational wardrobe pieces with a cool Scandinavian influence, you hit up Anine Bing.

The Denmark-born, Los Angeles-based former model and mother of two launched her eponymous brand alongside her husband Nicolai in 2012, and it swiftly became a go-to for fashion girlies craving chic European simplicity with a decidedly American ease — and edge. In fact, during our 20-minute Zoom chat, Bing mentioned “rock ’n’ roll” no less than seven times, revealing that prior to starting Anine Bing, she was actually in a band (!).

And while some of her label’s cult-status pieces, like band-inspired tees and distressed sweatshirts, could have gone the way of other fleeting trends in less seasoned hands, they’ve successfully become a core part of Bing’s polished edgy aesthetic which marries luxe materials and modern silhouettes with classic rockstar codes. Think: leather trousers with an oversized cashmere blazer or skinny denim with a silk blouse. (Yes, skinny jeans — but more on why they’re a wardrobe classic in a minute.)

Last month, Anine Bing opened her first brick-and-mortar store in Canada, a minimal-meets-cozy space in Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre, marking the brand’s 23rd store worldwide. FASHION chatted with the woman behind the brand about how to build a capsule wardrobe, why skinny jeans aren’t “out,” and what it’s like working with Kate Moss.

The Anine Bing boutique in Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. (Photography courtesy of Anine Bing)

Congrats on opening your first Anine Bing store in Canada. What excites you most about this expansion?

Gosh, every time we open a new store, it’s exciting to me! Soon we’ll be at 25 stores around the world, and it’s so exciting every time. Canada has been a great market since I launched the brand 11 years ago. We have a lot of cool girls from Canada wearing the brand.

How would you define your personal style?

My own style is Scandinavian meets L.A. — I have taken what I love about Scandinavia, which is simplicity and the mindset that when you buy something, you invest in a good piece and then wear it year after year. And what I’ve taken then from living in L.A. for the past 20 years is a more rock ’n’ roll take on things, like the T shirts, the denim, the leather pieces. I think my own personal style is a good mix of Scandinavian simplicity with that American energy.

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How do you feel when you see your Anine Bing designs on people?

I love it! It makes me so happy every time, no matter if it’s a big celebrity or a mom at school when I pick up my kids or a cool girl on the street. It makes me super proud and it fills me up with joy when somebody comes up and says thank you for creating these pieces.

Let’s talk about uniform dressing.

I love a uniform… Definitely a good blazer. I wear a blazer almost every day. And then I would have a cashmere turtleneck and a white T-shirt. Then maybe I’ll go more rock ’n’ roll, for the days I want to be a little more edgy, with a good pair of skinny jeans or straight denim. A leather jacket is also a good piece to have. If you have 10 good pieces, it goes a long way.

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You said skinny jeans would be part of your uniform. Are skinny jeans not “over”?

I’m wearing skinny jeans today (smiles). I like both [skinny jeans and looser denim], but skinny jeans feel a little bit more rock ’n’ roll. And I like that. When I launched my brand 11 years ago, skinny jeans was the only thing back then. They’re edgy and cool. And I think they’re here to stay.

You modelled prior to launching Anine Bing. How did that experience inform your brand?

I was modelling for many years. I started when I was 14, 15. And I travelled the world and lived in so many different places. So first of all, it gave me a work ethic, because building a company is a lot of work. It also [helped me] build a network of people, from photographers and makeup artists to stylists. I also got insight into the business from another side. So it gave me a combination of bravery — just going out into the world and doing something, like modelling — and then the opportunity to meet all the people that are really beneficial [to the brand] today.

The Anine Bing boutique in Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. (Photography courtesy of Anine Bing)

Do you still have moments when that sense of bravery comes into play?

Yes, because you have to take risks all the time. And sometimes it’s a success and other times not. For example, before the company, I was in a band that made music. Even though I didn’t make it big as an artist, I still made an album and I still got to do things that made me happy. And the music industry inspired the rock ’n’ roll vibe of the brand.

How do you balance being a designer and a business owner, as well as a content creator?

You know, I don’t look at it [that way]. I know I have an Instagram and I have a big following, which was a huge advantage when I launched the brand 11 years ago. Today, I just share whatever I’m doing — often a little glimpse of my life, if I’m travelling, and so on. I also have a Leica camera and I love photography. And I always bring it with me everywhere. I like to share what I’m doing.

For me, the number one focus is driving the company forward. We have 200 people at headquarters, so there’s so much going on all the time. That is really where my focus is.

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Tell me about building Anine Bing while raising two kids.

I just love being a mom. It’s the most fulfilling thing in life. And I love being able to do that alongside building this company. Me and my husband started this company together and still work together. [Our children] see us working really hard and hopefully we inspire them to follow their dreams one day.

You’ve expanded into products like jewellery and handbags. Is there a category you would like to enter in the future?

We have just scratched the surface of handbags. I love handbags and I really want to put more focus and energy into that category and build something strong.

It’s a category that we haven’t tapped into at all, but I love, love beauty products and makeup. It’s not in the plan, but I love it, so who knows.

Photography courtesy of Anine Bing

Finally, Kate Moss is the face of the brand. What is it like working with Kate Moss?

She is such an icon. She’s been on every mood board [of mine] since forever. And her style is perfect. Effortless. So chic. So rock ’n’ roll. When she walked into the studio in New York for the first shoot we did together, it was so much fun. It felt so surreal, but like it was meant to be as well. It was just such a cool moment.

And she’s so professional; she walks in front of the camera and delivers the photo in a couple of minutes. There’s a reason why she’s killing it — she’s amazing. And the Kate Tote is named after her because it’s an effortless, mature bag. She left the set with the tote because she loved it so much.

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Does Taylor Swift Have So-So Style or Is It Intentionally Relatable?

Jenisse Minott — Wed, 20 Dec 2023 15:31:51 +0000

After a wildly successful year of breaking industry records, Taylor Swift has left the world wondering if there’s anything she can’t do. Predictably, the internet has a slightly out-of-pocket answer: Fashion is her flaw. According to many Swifties and non-Swifties alike, she can write “Style” and “Dress,” but she cannot style a dress. Or a skirt. Or a blouse. Or anything.

Some have even taken it as far as formally diagnosing her with an inability to serve. But before we pick apart every pleated skirt or misguided belt, let’s put ourselves in her inappropriately-styled Aquazzura heels (you know, the one’s she paired with a denim mini-dress, below): Maybe Taylor’s lacklustre fashion sense is a masterclass in branding and maintaining relatability.

Taylor Swift arriving to the VMAs after party on September 13, 2023 in New York City. (Photography by Getty Images)

As mentioned, Taylor Swift has had a really good year. In 2023, she released two re-recorded albums, produced the highest grossing tour of all time, became a billionaire, and was even named Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. This latest achievement had everyone discussing the photoshoot where the blonde superstar donned a Bardot bodysuit, a red lip, and her ragdoll cat, Benjamin Button.

While some took the opportunity to offer praise, others declared her boring and unfashionable. In fact, even the most devout stans can’t help but fantasize about a more fashion-forward Taylor, with this Swiftie photoshopping better outfits onto the star for an audience of ten thousand followers, and growing.

Taylor Swift in Manhattan on October 1, 2023 in New York City. (Photography by Getty Images)

But Taylor Swift doesn’t need to be fashion-forward or trendy to make her mark on the world — that’s what her music and business acumen is for. And as she rises to new heights in popularity and economic status, nothing would be worse for her relatable image than a hard pivot towards a more polished, high fashion aesthetic.

To most fans, Taylor’s appeal lies in her ability to capture the heart of girlhood, a silly, playful space where one is invited to “try on” everything. We try on relationships and ideals, careers and ambitions, and, yes, we try on clothes. Lots and lots of clothes. And what could be more relatable than an outfit that doesn’t quite work?

Taylor Swift in NYC on October 3, 2023. (Photography by Getty Images)

Touring, awards, and other social engagements have made for a variety of cute yet, underwhelming, and — at times — shockingly affordable Taylor ’fits in 2023. Points were made when she: paired a cool coat with a truly basic outfit in the form of the denim trench coat over a long-sleeved russet dress; mixed aesthetics with biker shorts and frilly socks (above); and played it safe in a black bodysuit with baggy, mid-rise trousers (below).

Her fashion sense is unambiguously simple, neither minimalist nor fitting into any of the “cores” online. This didn’t change where new beau, Travis Kelce, is concerned, as shown through Taylor’s adorable Kansas City Chiefs sweatshirt paired with a pleated skirt.

Taylor Swift in NYC on September 21, 2023. (Photography by Getty Images)

Most of us can relate to this desire to both make a statement and fit in at the same time. And most of us can also relate to sometimes missing the mark. This belted Aritzia dress, for example, seemed to be the last straw for a Tiktoker who used the image to gently question Taylor’s styling capability.

But this is simply the other side of her relatable appeal.

Fans are comfortable guiding Taylor’s fashion sense in addition to seeing their own potential in her choices. Whether it’s criticizing her birthday look by listing off better options or lightly roasting her outfits with comparisons to the Ikea monkey, Taylor’s fans humble her with humour.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. (Photography by Getty Images)

Alternatively, her usually affordable style allows them to recreate her outfits and purchase the same pieces she’s pictured with, like this Aupen handbag (above) and her affinity for Reformation boots. Even Travis has been pulled into the mythology of relatability, with fans likening their combined aesthetics to Luke and Lorelai of Gilmore Girls. And don’t get me started on the literal copycat styling techniques popular on TikTok right now where users mimic her Time Magazine shoot by wearing their house cats around their necks.

Through her fashion choices, Taylor Swift remains aspirational yet attainable without ever coming across as “above” the average fan. Her unpretentious nature combined with a few bold swings and misses like her Eras Tour movie premiere look make her more relatable than any polished and perfect celebrity could ever dream of being. And maybe that’s the point.

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How to Have the Best First Time in Paris

Jennifer Berry — Sat, 09 Dec 2023 19:42:46 +0000

What if I told you that I, Jennifer Berry, a fashion-obsessed, Champagne-sipping, certified pain au chocolat aficionado waited an appalling four decades before visiting Paris, France for the first time? If you said that feels like a crime, I’d agree.

I’ve watched and rewatched Amelie. I was obsessed with the Paris episodes of Sex and the City. (“I came all the way from New York to squat and scoop in Dior!” IYKYK.) I grew up in Montreal, pour l’amour de Dieu! Where did I go wrong? This fall, I finally visited the City of Light and it will surprise no one that Paris was worth the wait.

Photography by Jennifer Berry

Obviously, the thing that excited me most about Paris was the outfits. I mean the culture! OK, both. What better place to take your most elegant (and sometimes extra) ensembles for a spin than the cobblestone streets of Paris? But I didn’t do Paris like a 20-something backpacker. Mais non. I waited my whole life for this and got to do it right, travelling to the European epicentre of food and culture cosplaying as an Amex Platinum cardmember.

That meant skating through security at Toronto’s Pearson airport and going straight to the Plaza Premium Lounge to enjoy some fancy cheese and Prosecco. (Who knew how calm international travel could be when you’re not being elbowed in line at an airport Starbucks?) Living life like a Platinum girlie also meant access to the chicest Fine Hotels + Resorts with perks like 4PM late checkout, daily breakie for two and $100 USD hotel benefit, all of which I got to use at Paris’ Prince de Galles hotel. A hundred cold ones I can use for stuff like room service? Say less!

The lobby at the Prince de Galles hotel. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

As a luxury-loving Taurus whose life basically revolves around treating herself, but who has only ever passively collected travel points on a credit card (or really paid much attention at all to the benefits my trusty piece of plastic offers me), using these kinds of credit card perks was kind of… mind-blowing? But I’ll get to the 12-course two-Michelin star meal I enjoyed, arranged by Amex’s 24/7 concierge, soon. (And yes, my outfit was a 10/10.)

Here’s my guide on how to plan a trip to Paris and have the absolute best first time in the French capital, without feeling stress about doing it all — because as soon as you visit Paris once, you start planning your return trip. Bon voyage!

The author outside the Louvre. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Take in some culture

You will feel pressure to visit approximately 3,537 museums and galleries when in Paris, but don’t let the abundance of artsy hotspots stress you out! My advice? Pick a couple, book them in advance if possible (trust me, they fill up super fast so reserving your time slot is the move), and try to really enjoy the moments instead of rushing to another museum.

In my few days as a Parisienne, I was treated to a private tour of the Louvre with one of the museum’s curators, with the help of Amex Travel & Lifestyle Consultants who help cardmembers arrange these kinds of once-in-a-lifetime experiences. The sprawling museum was as busy as people say it will be (pro tip: if you’re feeling a bit germ-shy since the pandemic, bring a mask), but that didn’t stop our impressive tour guide from pointing out some of the most iconique works. (Yes, I saw *her* but I was almost more tickled to see the selfie-taking Apollo, which Beyoncé famously posed in front of in 2014.)

After touring the Louvre, make time to stroll around the nearby Jardin des Tuileries (you know, where all the stylish girlies are snapped during fashion week). I was lucky enough to catch a special Art Basel installation.

A striking gown on display at the Galerie Dior. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

I also visited the stunning Galerie Dior, which more than scratched my fashion itch with its collection of historical Dior works, ranging from archival Christian Dior creations from the 1950s to iconic gowns last seen on the Oscars red carpet (like Nicole Kidman’s chartreuse Galliano-era Dior!).

For more art and fashion, the Musée Yves Saint Laurent is a quick and easy tour in the chic 8th arrondissement, while fashion designer Azzedine Alaïa’s personal clothing collection, full of couture treasures from Madame Grès, Paul Poiret, Cristobal Balenciaga and more, is on display at the Palais Galleria until January 21, 2024. Plus, the Fondation Louis Vuitton has a Mark Rothko exhibit on until February 2024.

The author’s view from a boat on the Seine. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Do some touristy stuff

My approach when visiting a city with as much history as Paris and so many tourist attractions is to do less. Now, I don’t mean rot in your hotel. But running yourself ragged from the 1st to the 14th arrondissement and back again trying to see every. single. thing. is the fastest way to feel stressed (and blistered). Remember: This is a vacation. Do as the French do and take things at a leisurely pace.

I don’t have to tell you to visit the Eiffel tower (she’s an icon!), but I will say that one stunning way to meet her is while sipping a flute of bubbles on the Seine river. As seen in the main image of this very article, it was there that I ascended to my purest self. I was fortunate enough to do so aboard a private boat with handsome French cater waiters, so consider a private tour if you have a group. Otherwise, join the masses on one of the bigger cruise boats. It’s a delight!

A boutique-lined street in the 1st arrondissement (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Shop (the right way)

Shopping in one of the most stylish fashion capitals of the world? Groundbreaking. But if you love fashion and consider “spending money” a hobby (be honest), Paris is the place to do it. A few spots I would recommend include malls like the Galeries Lafayette and the newly revamped Art Deco wonder, La Samaritaine, both stacked with cool brands and *vibes.* (Pharrell Williams staged his first Louis Vuitton presentation just steps from the LVMH-owned Samaritaine on the Pont Neuf.)

You can find cool shops, designer havens and vintage wonders on nearly every street, but I felt particularly at home browsing on the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne and Rue de Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Le Marais neighbourhood is definitely the cooler younger sister of the city, home to cult-favourite boutiques like Merci and beloved French brands like Sézane.

La Samaritaine. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

If I can offer one piece of must-follow advice when it comes to shopping in Paris, it’s this: Take advantage of the VAT refund! Don’t be like me (honestly, I might get my magazine editor licence revoked for this admission), and FORGET YOUR I.D. when shopping, only to miss out on a $50 refund for the Ganni bag you bought. Some retail locations, like La Samaritaine, process your VAT refund on the spot, too, so you don’t have to line up at the airport. C’est geniale!

The author dressed and ready for dinner at Le Meurice Alain Ducasse. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Eat somewhere spectacular and somewhere you can cosplay as a local

In all my days, I never imagined I’d sit down in a literal ballroom to enjoy a four-hour, 12-course meal by a two-Michelin star chef, but this was clearly a bucket list trip. Everything from flavoured foam to fine fromage was had at Le Meurice Alain Ducasse, and there was not just a bread and a cheese cart, but a Champagne cart, too. I have tears in my eyes just thinking about it.

Le Meurice Alain Ducasse restaurant. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Aside from having at least one extravagant dining moment while in Paris, I’d recommend two other crucial eating experiences. Firstly, you must park you derriere in one of those street-facing outdoor seats at a bistro and have a glass of wine. (It’s mandatory for all Paris tourists, I don’t make the rules.) Next, try to find a cozy restaurant off the beaten path where you can feel a teensy bit like a local. For me, this was a solo dinner at the bar — THE BEST — of Le Mary Celeste in the Marais, a recommendation from my sister-in-law who had recently eaten there multiple times in a few days. The vibes were immaculate.

The author showing off her French blowout at a local bistro. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Get your beauty fix

Paris might be best-known for its art, food and fashion, but make no mistake, it is a destination par excellence when it comes to beauty pampering. Fancy a French facial? The Dior spa is brand-new and beyond beautiful, while the Biologique Recherche spa has reached cult status. Want to freshen up you hair before a chic night out? No one does a blowout quite like a French hairdresser. My temporary Platinum cardmember status meant the hotel’s concierge could help me book one locally, and I was sitting at the shampoo station faster than you could say “tout de suite.”

Firstly, I’ve never had a hair wash quite like this one. An older French woman with an outwardly stern way but kind eyes gave me a live-affirming double cleanse with the most divine-smelling products, then whisked me away to a chair where a magician named Nicolas was finishing the classic French “brushing” of an elderly client. (Did I assume she has a standing appointment to have her hair set weekly? Of course.) After complimenting my hair colour — my proudest moment? — Nicolas swiftly whipped my thick, semi-coarse mane into an immaculate ’90s blowout using little more than a blowdryer and a small round brush, curtain bangs curved to perfection. Heat tools? Paris doesn’t know her.

A fragrance-making workshop. (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Make something

Hear me out: The best souvenir is something you took part in making. For me, that was a fragrance workshop at the most charming private residence where a professional perfumer (“un nez”) took us through how to mix different notes to create our dream perfume. Mine smelled of amber and musk and reminds me of my Paris self every time I spritz it.

Other bespoke activities include a stop at Timeless Pearly, the viral charm-focused jewellery mecca where you can choose your baubles and get a custom necklace or pair of earrings, and a visit to a local apothecary like Officine Universelle Buly where you can make your own soaps, fragrances and lip balms.

The view from Cafe de L’Homme (Photography by Jennifer Berry)

Just say oui

A private, Amex cardmembers-only electronic music party in the Louvre after a dinner at Café de L’Homme, so close to the glittering Eiffel Tower, you felt like you could touch her? Say less! Sweating through my silver pants while listening to cute DJs like Kungs and Kavinsky in the basement of the world’s most famous museum was not on my 2023 Bingo card, but it was fabulous.

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All the Celebrity Looks on the British Fashion Awards 2023 Red Carpet

Jennifer Berry — Tue, 05 Dec 2023 19:30:11 +0000

Have you been missing the over-the-top fashion of movie premieres and awards season red carpets? With the Hollywood strike forcing stars off of most red carpets throughout the late summer and fall, we’ve been starved for high-octane glamour. And we can’t be the only ones: Now that a tentative deal has been struck and promotion has picked back up, celebrities have been jumping at the chance to serve looks. Just look at Zendaya in fresh-off-the-runway Schiaparelli at a comic convention in Brazil, Timothée Chalamet giving Wonka, or the scores of high fashion at the 2023 Academy Museum Gala on December 3? From Jodie Turner-Smith in Christopher John Rogers to Kaia Gerber in Celine, we’re being spoiled and for that, we’re grateful.

The British Fashion Awards 2023 looks that walked the December 4 red carpet continued to deliver some of the most fun fashion we’ve seen in a minute. Eternal British style muse Alexa Chung was holiday-ready in 16Arlington, Anne Hathaway was resplendent in vintage Valentino and Canadian fashion darling Taylor Russell made a 3D Loewe creation look effortless. FASHION’s own winter cover star Lucien Laviscount of Emily in Paris fame proved that dudes can have just as much fun on the red carpet in a double-breasted Dolce & Gabbana vest look, while Pamela Anderson (also a recent FASHION cover star!) continued her commitment to embracing her natural beauty by going makeup-free.

Here, we round up some of the most exciting 2023 British Fashion Awards looks that walked the red carpet.

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Gwyneth Paltrow in archival Valentino

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Pamela Anderson in Stella McCartney and Pandora lab-grown diamonds

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Winnie Harlow in Richard Quinn

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Alexa Chung in 16Arlington

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Lewis Hamilton in Wales Bonner

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Anne Hathaway in archival Valentino

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Precious Lee in Comme des Garçons

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Taylor Russell in Loewe

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Kate Moss

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Daniel Levy in Loewe

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Letitia Wright in Prada

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FKA Twigs in Valentino

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Gillian Anderson

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Simone Ashley in Valentino

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Sam Smith

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Jourdan Dunn in Thaihuy

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Maisie Williams in Simone Rocha

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Suki Waterhouse in H&M

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Lucien Laviscount in Dolce & Gabbana

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Iris Law in Vivienne Westwood

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Rita Ora in Primark

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Amal Clooney in Atelier Versace and Cartier jewellery

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I Put These Best-Selling Knee-High Boots to the Test

Jennifer Berry — Thu, 23 Nov 2023 22:43:58 +0000

Few things bring more sartorial joy than a fresh pair of boots for fall. Maybe it’s the fact that crisp new footwear in the autumn months conjures feelings of back-to-school nostalgia, perhaps it’s how a killer pair of knee-high boots elevates most outfits, but damn it if it isn’t a fashion high I’ve been chasing since I slipped into my first pair of Cougars from Junior Booty in the second grade. (Yes, this was the name of my local mall’s kids shoe mecca growing up in Montreal.)

A lot older and a little wiser — and with a few more dollars to my name than my weekly allowance — boots remain one of my favourite things to purchase. But the boots I gravitate towards tend to be… on the ridiculously expensive side. We’re talking boots like the Toteme croc ones and the Khaite Davis. In a word: unattainable.

So what’s a girl to do if she has Caviar Kaspa taste on a charcuterie board budget? Peruse the offerings of mid-priced brands like Ganni, Staud and Reformation, the sustainably minded cool-girl label best known for doling out coquettish dresses covered in micro floral patterns, that’s what. When I tried Ref’s boots in 2019 shortly after they launched footwear — a stunnin’ pair of black croc mid-shaft babies with a square toe and stacked heel with slightly curved edges, thanks for asking — I knew it was over for me. More than four years later, they’re still in heavy rotation and estimating that I’ve worn them at least 30 times per year, that makes their initial $400 price tag more or less free. #GirlMath.

Now, budget-friendliness is completely subjective and upwards of $600 for footwear is undeniably pricey. But in the spirit of buying less and better, I’ve been attempting to dodge my usual fast-fashion spots in favour of well-made alternatives that cost more but will last longer. (After all, a pair of genuine leather Zara boots that costs $150 to $250 will last you two seasons while the right pair that’s $500 or more can last… a lifetime? With the right care, here’s hoping.)

I’m not the only one who’s into Ref’s boots — the Reformation Remy boots have been going viral on social media for their tantalizing square-ish toe, high shaft and array of lush quiet luxury-inspired colours. So, I set off to do the lord’s work and take a few of the brand’s most sought-after styles for a spin to rate them on sizing, comfort, versatility, and value. (And pssst: Almost everything at Ref is 25% off for Black Friday, so it’s a good time to pull the trigger on your wish list items — after you study our editor-approved shopping tips, of course.)

Remy knee boot

Fit: I sized up a half size to 8.5 from my usual 8 in order to have room for cozy socks and I’m so glad I did. I could have gotten away with my typical size but I’m glad to have a teeny bit more room.

Calf width: The appearance of a wider calf, for me, was the biggest appeal of the Reformation Remy boot when I drooled over them online. Naturally, I wondered if the models just had slender calves and I was right — I’d say the calf width on this style is normal. Not overly snug, but certainly not as spacious as, say, the aforementioned Totemes. To be fair, it’s noted right on the details that “Customers say this style hugs the calf” and it’s accurate.

Comfort: 9.5/10, easily. Truly excellent. The two-inch kitten heel is super walkable, the snip toe means no pinky pinching and the leather is structured enough that the boot stays up nicely while still supple so that they don’t feel stiff. I wore my moss green-coloured pair for an office day complete with round trip commute *and* an evening cocktail party and felt little more than fatigue.

Pairs well with: A silk slip skirt and cashmere sweater in earthy tones, accessorized with a Jennifer Lawrence-approved headband for a demure ensemble. Or give it your Scandi-girl best in leggings, a boxy oversized blazer and sculptural jewellery.

Value: These aren’t cheap but they are pretty spectacular when considering both aesthetics and comfort, not to mention overall quality which is decidedly luxe. While I adore my greenish brown Remys, my one regret with these boots is that I didn’t go for an even more classic colour. I’ve got a pair of black leather ones in my Black Friday shopping cart, just waiting to pull the trigger.

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Rosemary knee boot

Fit: Like the Remy, I tried a half size larger here and again, I was pleased I did. While I’d qualify the Rosemary as true to size, they feel slightly more narrow because of the pointed toe and I like to err on the side of having a bit more room rather than less.

Calf width: If a bit of a wider calf is what you’re after, these are a solid option as they hug the calf quite a bit less than the Remy. Plus, with the slightly higher shaft in the front offers a bit more space.

Comfort: 8/10. At about three inches high, the heel is still quite manageable, but it is more of a skinny stiletto shape, so I couldn’t pound the pavement with these all day without a little ache.

Pairs well with: A knit maxi-dress and long scarf coat with red accessories, or tucked-in straight-leg denim and a cropped jacket. Suede boots are so lush for fall, so marrying them with any multi-textured outfit iteration is an immediate chef’s kiss!

Value: Suede is quite trendy right now, as is latte dressing, but it’s worth considering that both suede and the colour brown are also classics. If a pointed-toe boot is something you’re missing in your wardrobe, these are a stylish choice.

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River knee boot

Fit: Again, I’d call these cherry-hued boots true to size while noting that I tried a half-size bigger than my usual shoe size and am delighted to have space for wooly tights or thick socks, should the conditions call for them.

Calf width: The calf room on this pair of boots is comparable to the Remy — it hugs slightly but isn’t tight. If anything, I’d say the River has sliiiiiiightly more room, as in you could squeeze a pair of skinny jeans into them.

Comfort: 8.5/10. Like the Rosemary, the River has a three-inch heel but since this baby is a sturdy block heel, they’re much more sidewalk-proof.

Pairs well with: A denim miniskirt and cozy cream cardigan. Just add a ruby red lip for a cheeky pop of colour.

Value: Of the bunch, a red boot probably feels like the most fleeting trend, but when iterated in a crisp knee-high boot with a chic nipped square toe and graduated block heel, the of-the-moment colour gets some serious mileage.

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Shop more knee-high boots we love below.

Mango patent leather-effect heeled boots

Somehow, at press time these marked-down shiny leather boots from Mango are fully stocked so I’d run to the cash register. Patent leather is so easy to clean (hello, wet cloth) and the slightly squared-off toe feels unxpected.

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By Anthropologie knee-high pointed-toe boots

Snakeskin boots are practically a neutral and this rusty pattern feels fresh. The low heel looks manageable, not to mention the style comes in five different colours/textures. Plus, these boots are available in standard or wide width which makes finding your perfect size easier.

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Ganni slouch high shaft boot

I’ve seen these boots IRL and can confirm the shaft is majorly roomy, if that exaggerated look the Scandi girlies rock so effortlessly is what you’re after. Bonus: They have a modest two-inch heel so you could justify the purchase by assuming you’ll be able to wear them 24/7.

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Everlane knee-high banana heel boot

The curved heel on these boots gives Khaite but at a more palatable price tag. They come in black and brown leather and if the website images are any guide, look super chic under a midi-skirt.

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By Far Stevie 42 boots

The slim shaft and slightly rounded pointy toe on these boots winks at the ’90s in the most fun way. Just add a going out top and you’ll be ready for New Year’s Eve.

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Staud Western Suede Wally Boots

The subtle Western detailing at the top of the shaft makes these suede boots a chic, streamlined alternative to a full-on cowboy boot, and the caramel colour will accessorize your rich fall knits beautifully.

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Are You Canada’s Next Most Stylish Thrifter?

FASHION staff — Wed, 22 Nov 2023 16:11:43 +0000

Attention all secondhand shoppers: FASHION is on the hunt for our second annual Canada’s Most Stylish Thrifter! We’re once again looking for fashion fans who have a unique style, can make the ordinary extraordinary and live for the thrill of the find. If you (or anyone you know) fit this description, apply for your chance to be featured in an upcoming issue of FASHION.

Looking for inspo? Check out the winner of our first search for Canada’s Most Stylish Thrifter, Aldeneil Española, who modelled some of his most treasured vintage finds in FASHION’s April 2023 issue.

Click here to fill out the submission form.

Deadline for submissions is December 22, 2023 at 11:59 pm.

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How to Navigate Holiday Party Season if You’re Cutting Down on Cocktails

Noor Abduljabbar and Jennifer Berry — Fri, 17 Nov 2023 15:00:05 +0000

This article was first published in May 2023 and has been updated.

It’s no secret that alcohol consumption can have negative effects on our health, including an increased risk of cancer and heart disease, and we’ve all heard the saying “everything in moderation.” But have you ever wondered just how much is considered “moderation” when it comes to cocktails? Well, as even the most casual of drinkers surely knows, the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) addressed this by updating their guidelines for alcohol consumption last spring and according to this update, no amount of alcohol is safe.

That said, if you *must* imbibe, the CCSA recommends no more than two drinks a week and cautions that consuming three to six drinks a week can increase the likelihood of developing certain types of cancer. In addition, having more than seven drinks per week increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, with the risk increasing with each additional drink. Dark.

Now that holiday party season has kicked off, what do these stringent guidelines mean for your hot girl winter? Or more specifically, if you like to enjoy a drink or two, how can you cut down on booze and still socialize at your leisure? One practical place to start is opening your mind (and palate) to non-alcoholic alternatives to your go-to Aperol Spritz, like flavoured soda waters and booze-free bevvies.

FASHION spoke to Andrea Grand, co-founder of sparkling beverage brand Barbet, about how drinking habits and increased awareness around the health risks of alcohol may change in the wake of the rigid CCSA guidelines. “It creates more opportunities! We’re still a baby brand, but even in our short [time] of being around, we’ve seen a shift in the conversation around beverage menus at restaurants and the need for diverse and different products,” she says.

Here, Grand shares her top tips for navigating the social scene this holiday season, whether you’re trying a “damp lifestyle” or going entirely booze-free. Grab a mocktail and read on.

You don’t have to take an “all or nothing” approach

Thinking about attempting Dry January 2024 and want to go sober-curious for a period of time? “Do what feels right for you — dry, damp, or anything in between,” Grand says. “These are opportunities to break the rituals or habits you’re in, make small changes and reassess how things are going. It’s about making choices that are right for you,” she says of deciding how much to cut down on drinking, and for how long. “It’s like the book Choose Your Own Adventure.”

Get out of the house

“Don’t hermit — get out and about! There are so many fun things to do that aren’t centred around alcohol,” Grand tells FASHION, adding that a damp lifestyle (a.k.a. one where you drink sometimes and not others) is about balance. “Next time you need to grab a drink with friends, you can always opt for a non-alcoholic beverage or elevated sparkling water instead. It’s the same experience, but without the consequences.”

Photography by Bianka Gill, courtesy of Barbet

It’s not your responsibility to explain why you’re not drinking

“The main thing is to own it!” says Grand. “It is no one’s business if you are or aren’t drinking.” Grand adds that it’s a priority of Barbet’s to “start getting people to focus on what’s in a person’s can or cup, not what isn’t.”

Entertaining? Level up your non-booze options

Grand says that a surefire way to make guests feel more comfortable when they aren’t drinking is to offer elevated cocktail alternatives. “We don’t mean offering up a pop/soda you would sip on when you were sitting at the kid’s table or a margarita but with no tequila. We mean options that are just as flavourful, bold, playful, appetizing and high-quality as their alcohol counterparts.”

Now, try a tasty non-alcoholic drink recipe:

Barbet x Seedlip “Grove Waves”

3oz Barbet Light Wave

1.5oz Seedlip Grove 42

0.5oz Mango Mint Cordial

0.75oz Fresh-pressed lemon

Dehydrated lemon garnish

Cheers!

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The CFDA Awards Red Carpet Delivered Looks

Jennifer Berry — Tue, 07 Nov 2023 17:49:25 +0000

The 2023 Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards took place in New York City on November 6 and the red carpet was stacked with stars — and style. And I don’t know about you, but my eyes were craving beauty (and glamour) so the stylish CFDA Awards 2023 were a welcome respite from the realities of the present moment.

With fashion designers, celebs, industry movers and shakers, and rising style stars in attendance at the American Museum of Natural History, the CFDA 2023 red carpet was a treat.

Hosted by none other than Anne Hathaway, who reportedly stepped in at the last minute when Sarah Jessica Parker had to pull out of hosting duties, the evening honoured the top American talent in design, styling and personal style. Among the winners was Catherine Holstein, the designer behind cult-favourite brand Khaite, won the coveted Womenswear Designer of the Year Award for the second year in a row. Holstein reigned victorious in a seriously impressive group of nominees including Luar, Altuzarra, Christopher John Rogers, and Tory Burch.

Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen took home the American Accessory Designer of the Year honour for The Row, while Rachel Scott for Diotima was awarded American Emerging Designer of the Year. (One to watch, indeed.)

Kim Kardashian presented the Fashion Icon award to her friend Serena Williams, while Goop took home the Innovation Award presented by Amazon Fashion that Skims snagged in 2022. Meanwhile, International Designer of the Year went to Jonathan Anderson for J.W. Anderson and Loewe.

Scroll through below for some of the most memorable 2023 CFDA red carpet moments.

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The 2023 CAFAs Joyfully Celebrated the Best in Canadian Fashion

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 16 Oct 2023 19:25:04 +0000

The fashion industry, and its related events, can get a bad rap for being cold, competitive and exclusive. This was decidedly not the case at the 2023 Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards on October 14. Hosted by drag superstar (and friend of FASHION) Brooke Lynne Hytes, the CAFA Awards 2023 gala was everything movies about fashion tell us the industry isn’t: loving, encouraging, inclusive. And really, really fun.

Marking its 10-year anniversary, the 2023 CAFAs celebrated the best talent in Canadian fashion design, styling and more, and what the attendees observed was a room full of colleagues and peers cheering each other on with unabashed pride. From Jully Black’s stirring speech to present a Changemaker Award to Knix founder Joanna Griffiths (which prompted a ballroom-wide standing ovation) to Heather Diamond Strongarm’s emotional win for the Fresh Face of the Year Award bestowed upon an up-and-coming Canadian model, we loved to see the camaraderie and genuine emotion that permeated the room. (And the Canadian fashion, of course.) Read on for some of the evening’s most heartwarming highlights and jaw-dropping style moments.

Brooke Lynn Hytes was the hostess with the mostest

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Listen, keeping a room full of hungry, thirsty fashion people entertained for a solid three hours is no easy feat. And the former Drag Race contestant made it look downright easy. From the gag-worthy wardrobe changes (I lost count at eight ensembles, each one more snatched than the last) and the flawlessly executed Devil Wear’s Prada-inspired opening skit and the cheeky jokes, Hytes had the audience enraptured. 10/10 no notes!

Aurora James’ spontaneous speech

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The former April 2023 FASHION cover star accepted the Vanguard Award from the iconic Joe Zee with a speech that was poignant and funny — and entirely ad libbed. (We could see the teleprompter — she was indeed blank!) James, who is the creative director/founder of Brother Vellies and a vice-chair member of the CFDA, founded the non-profit advocacy organization the Fifteen Percent Pledge in 2020 as a call to action challenging companies to commit to increased diversity and representation. “I founded the Fifteen Percent Pledge three years ago to create greater equity for Black entrepreneurs,” said James. “Since then, we’ve signed on 29 Pledge takers– some of the biggest retailers across fashion, beauty, and the design space– and are in the process of reallocating nearly $14 billion in revenue to Black founders. This work isn’t easy, but it is very important.”

Lauren Chan’s homecoming

Photography by George Pimentel

Decked out head to toe in the colour of the moment, red, Canada’s beloved Lauren Chan (and one time FASHION intern!) drew hearty cheers when her win for Model of the Year was announced. The newly minted Sports Illustrated model, Hening founder, and inclusive fashion champion noted in her acceptance speech that it took her years to even refer to herself as a model (“I always put a moniker, like ‘plus-size,’ in front of it,” she said), adding “That insecurity can really be boiled down to the fact that I do not look like what I grew up seeing as the beauty ideal in fashion,” calling the award a sign of “progress.”

Dorian Who’s inspiring win

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There were a few misty eyes in the Fairmont Royal York ballroom when designer Dorian Who accepted the award for Emerging Talent, Fashion, presented by Meredith Shaw. “This country gave me freedom of expression and inspired me to create my own brand. To be the voice for the oppressed and to give courage to women that their dreams are possible no matter how crazy they seem,” the designer said of her move to Canada in 2015.

And the award for most creative ensemble goes to… Sarain Fox in Canada Goose

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Anishinaabe activist and storyteller Sarain Fox introduced the 2023 Outstanding Achievement Award which president and vice-chairman of the Toronto Raptors, Masai Ujiri, presented to Canada Goose CEO Dani Reiss. And she did so decked out in a white quilted gown that was indeed comprised of two Canada Goose parkas zipped together — plus a few nips and tucks here and there. “I had to hand sew all of the alterations in my hotel room just hours before the show began,” Fox writes in an Instagram caption. “I think that was my favourite part. Once upon a time clothes and fashion were my full time, so it was a good reminder of that dream.”

Below, we round up some of the best-dressed attendees and honourees at the 2023 CAFAs — and trust us, it was hard to pick.

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The Street Style at Paris Fashion Week Is Magnifique

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 02 Oct 2023 13:00:02 +0000

Fashion month marches (er, struts) on in Paris and we’re saying “oui” to the PFW street style Spring 2024 looks outside the shows.

If the sidewalks in Milan were defined by head to toe leather and lingerie-inspired dressing (and that viral suede Prada blazer), we’re seeing a strong showing of eclectic street wear, deconstructed denim and graphic tees in the City of Light. In news surprising no one, shades of red, from cherry to bordeaux, are absolutely everywhere. We’ve even spotted a couple of non-ironic berets. Très cute!

Hot on the heels of the presentations in Milan, where brands like Boss brought business attire back into the spotlight and Claudia Schiffer made a triumphant return to the Versace runway, is a jam-packed Paris Fashion Week Spring 2024 schedule. Buzzy labels like Christopher Esber and Paloma Wool are set to make their PFW debuts, while Rabanne (formerly Paco Rabanne) will present its first collection under its new identity.

After showing his first collection as creative director of Helmut Lang in New York earlier this month to mixed reviews, Peter Do will present under his namesake label in Paris, while the date of Phoebe Philo’s comeback is finally confirmed for October 30, weeks after Paris Fashion Week wraps.

Check out the gallery below for all of the fashionable PFW street style Spring 2024 (and check back in for updates as Paris Fashion Week unfolds).

Photography courtesy of launchmetrics.com/spotlight

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The Chicest Street Style From Milan Fashion Week

Jennifer Berry — Mon, 25 Sep 2023 15:20:58 +0000

September is a fruitful time for outfit inspiration. With fashion month in full swing, the street style set has moved on from London to Milan and the good style vibes just keep on coming. We’re talking head to toe leather, whispers of goth and dark academia by way of lace and velvet, and lots of cheeky loafers. The MFW street style Spring 2024 is molto bene!

Many of the street style trends emerging outside the Milan Fashion Week Spring 2024 shows are familiar (ciao, sheer dressing), while others feel fresh (like the pops of vibrant orange and chartreuse among the ever-popular colour of the moment, red ).

Celebs are making the rounds at Milan Fashion Week as well, with famous faces like Sofia Richie Grainge and Olivia Palermo among the showgoers.

Browse the gallery below for all of the chic MFW street style Spring 2024.

Photography courtesy of launchmetrics.com/spotlight

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The Street Style at London Fashion Week Is a Total Delight

Jennifer Berry — Tue, 19 Sep 2023 18:01:15 +0000

After a week of exciting runway shows and eye-catching street style in New York, fashion month continues over the pond in London. And the LFW SS24 street style is as charming and cool as ever. Think: frothy tulle dresses, neon trainers, and cheeky knee socks.

Some trends emerging outside the London Fashion Week Spring 2024 shows echo what we saw in the Big Apple (hello, red accessories), while others feel entirely UK-centric (like the Simone Rocha-inspired bows adorning many-a showgoer).

As always, bona fide celebs mingle among the London Fashion Week Spring 2024 street style crew, including Brit It girl Alexa Chung and Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams who attended presentations early in the week.

Check out the gallery below for all of the best LFW SS24 street style looks and then go straight to your iPhone shopping wishlist.

Photography courtesy of launchmetrics.com/spotlight

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Stuart Vevers on 10 Years With Coach and the Joy of Dressing

Jennifer Berry — Thu, 14 Sep 2023 21:34:34 +0000

Stuart Vevers is the kind of fashion insider who could be… inaccessible. A true industry veteran, Vevers, who recently marked 10 years at the helm of Coach, cut his teeth at Calvin Klein in New York after leaving his hometown of Yorkshire, England to study fashion design in London. What followed was tenures at some of the most sought-after labels, including Bottega Veneta, Mulberry, and Loewe, where he honed a mastery in accessories and a knack for creating creating fly-off-shelves It items, like the iconic Emmy bag from Mulberry that once hung nonstop from Kate Moss‘s supermodel arm.

And at Coach, where he has held the position of creative director since September 2013, Vevers has steered the classic American brand in new directions — and into new wardrobes — by expanding the legendary accessories label’s apparel offerings and authentically reaching increasingly younger generations. (This is no accident — read on to learn about Vevers’ respect for the “next” generation.)

Photography courtesy of Coach

So, you see, Vevers could be somewhat affected by his decades of acclaim. Instead, the man who joins me on Zoom on a 35-degree September day in New York is warm, fully engaged in the conversation and generous with his responses, not to mention his time (the runway presentation for Coach’s Spring 2024 collection was just a few hours later, on the eve of New York Fashion Week‘s official Spring 2024 calendar). We related almost immediately over the concept of crafting clothes for a club kid lifestyle (his at English clubs, my fiancé’s at Toronto raves) and I quickly understood some of the ingredients to Vever’s success: He’s kind. And humble. And deeply connected to both family and history — that of his upbringing (his father attended his first fashion show ever that evening); that of Coach (he speaks with reverence about the brand’s archives and its roots in New York City); and that of his own family (he took a bow at the end of Coach’s Spring 2024 show that evening with his toddler son in his arms).

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It was poetic, then, that Vevers staged his 10-year anniversary collection presentation at the New York Public Library, where so many stories are housed. There, famous faces like Jennifer Lopez and Lil Nas X gathered with editors, buyers and tastemakers to watch the Spring 2024 show where leather bowling bags and mini totes shaped like ducks dangled off the arms of models of different genders and sizes.

The collection, full of signature oversized leather jackets, fresh knit dresses, elevated suiting and leather slips, and which didn’t include a single high heel, if memory serves, felt reflective of the next generation that Vevers fondly speaks of — cool, a little edgy and entirely uninterested in dusty old rules. At a dinner after the presentation, an emotional Vevers reflected on his decade at Coach and what keeps him loving his work after all these years: “Fashion should be about joy, about celebration and, to paraphrase my hero Keith Haring, it should be for everyone.”

Photography courtesy of Coach

Here, get to know Coach creative director Stuart Vevers a little better, plus take a peek at highlights from the designer’s 10-year anniversary presentation.

Where did your interest in fashion initially came from?

That’s a great question. My grandmother was an amateur costume designer and made costumes for the amateur dramatic shows in her town, and she would always dress me and my brother and cousins up to go see her shows. There was something there; it wasn’t exactly fashion but she was creative and always making things. And I adored her. So she was my first inspiration.

Photography courtesy of Coach

I grew up in a relatively small city in the U.K., far from [any kind of ] fashion capitals. My parents didn’t go to college, so I grew up in a traditional working class family environment and I wasn’t exposed to [fashion]. But I was tall from quite a young age, so I could get into nightclubs from about 15. I started dressing up and my grandmother, who was a wizard on the machine, would help me make some of my clubbing outfits. That’s when I started to look at magazines and books around style. But even at that point, I don’t think I ever dreamt I would become a designer.

I was always as a kid drawing, painting. So it wasn’t that long until I realized that [fashion’s] where I wanted to go. But in fact my father, who’s coming to his first fashion show tonight, when I first said I wanted to study fashion, he was horrified [laughs].

How do you stay energized and keep inspiration flowing when creating for a brand with a history like Coach?

I think where I am (New York) certainly helps. I really believe New York is the most creative city in the world. There’s so much creative energy, amazing style, characters, just walking down the street is inspiration. And I think also not being from the U.S., not being from New York, there’s something in that; I sometimes feel like I’m working on a movie set and it keeps me alert to how fortunate I am to be in this city that is so inspiring. And it just happens to have always been Coach’s home, where it started in 1941. So it’s a great place to be inspired by what’s happening today, but also what happened in the past.

Photography courtesy of Coach

Speaking of the past, how do you go about mining Coach’s history?

We have an amazing archive. And it’s full of real samples, and they’re arranged chronologically, so you have things from the ’40s, all the way up to today. We’ve got drawers and drawers of catalogues and editorial from over the decades. I’ll go down now and wander through and see if anything jumps out, and sometimes an individual piece will become the starting point for something. And sometimes I’ll reference it very directly. Or sometimes it might be a combination of colours, or it sparks a memory of something. It’s amazing to have that resource. But what’s great is you never know where it’s going to take you.

You’ve been the creative mind behind quite a lot of It bags. How does it feel to see those designs walking down the street on someone’s arm?

Oh, it’s one of the best things about what I do! When we were all in lockdown not so long ago, and I was kind of trying to figure out my place in the world and I was like, Why would anyone care about fashion right now when there’s so many bigger things happening in our lives?, it actually brought me back to what I love most about fashion. And I realized that actually, it brings joy and, at its best, it makes people happy. It makes them feel more confident walking into a room, it just gives them that spark when they leave the front door.

On TikTok, I see the Pillow Tabby on someone Gen Z; I remember buying my first Coach bag more than 20 years ago. How do you approach designing for multiple generations?

Honestly, I’m most inspired by the current generation and I have a fascination with youth culture, counterculture, pop culture, through history, but also very much today. I feel like the current generation, or sometimes we call it the “next generation,” really establish what’s going to come next. And I think all of us, whatever age we are, are very inspired by that.

Today’s generation is dramatically changing the way that I think about so many things, not just fashion. And sometimes it’s challenging because sometimes they are challenging things you’ve established that you feel comfortable with. But it’s really vital to listen and to think about what they’re saying. And I think we’re all, in fact, then influenced by that.

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Supermodels, Red Carpet Style and More Highlights from FASHION’s The Ones Party

Jennifer Berry — Wed, 13 Sep 2023 18:00:50 +0000

The dress code was “modern red carpet,” the cocktails were flowing and the supermodels were working the step and repeat at FASHION’s The Ones 2023.

To celebrate our September 2023 issue starring Coco Rocha, Kirsten Owen, Irina Lăzăreanu, Jessica Stam and Winnie Harlow, and mark the start of festival season, FASHION hosted its inaugural The Ones party on September 9 at the Lillian Massey building at 157 Bloor Street West, the historic location in Toronto’s Mink Mile that famously housed Club Monaco for more than 20 years.

Photography by George Pimentel

The Ones 2023 brought together more than 500 of Canada’s most stylish and influential fashion industry guests, from designers and artists to supermodels Coco Rocha, Kirsten Owen and Irina Lăzăreanu for an evening of immersive brand activations, Champagne, cocktails, canapés — and a rollicking dance party.

After walking the black carpet and grabbing a welcome glass of Taittinger Champagne, guests who wanted to live their best supermodel life could visit the Kilian Paris Discovery Bar to sample fragrances and pose at the Don’t Be Shy photo booth. Next, a stop into the Tiffany & Co. salon was all but mandatory, and made it hard to resist trying on elegant pieces from iconic collections including various styles from the Lock Collection. All that posing make you hungry? Partygoers were invited to indulge at a fresh Oyster Bar + Prawn Cocktail station, or in the bite-sized steak tartare, caviar-topped blini or mushroom vol au vent being offered throughout.

Photography by George Pimentel

Across the way, guests were encouraged to check out the Philosophy Skincare bar + photo booth featuring Dose of Wisdom, the bouncy skin reactivating serum, where they could sample products and indulge in another stylish photo opp.

Bevies flowed throughout The Ones’ chic venue including cocktails from the World Class Canada Bar, wine from Henry of Pelham, cold ones from Peroni, mocktails by Seedlip and ice-cold sparkling water from Perrier. All through the historic building, luxe contemporary floral arrangements from May Flowers added the finishing touches to the event’s elevated vibe.

Photography by George Pimentel

Finally, partygoers could make their way down to the lower level dance party where a giant disco ball sparkled and DJ Karim Olen Ash turned out hit after hit to an energetic dance floor bathed in pink light. There, Canada’s most fashionable boogied in their modern red carpet looks that included sparkly minis, sheer slips, silky gowns and strong-shouldered power suits fit for a runway. The competition was intense, but best-dressed of the evening would have to be a three-way tie between supermodels Coco Rocha in a graphic Greta Constantine gown, Kirsten Owen in a cool oversized grey velvet blazer by Maria Karimi and Irina Lăzăreanu in a sleek suit by Édito Simons. Honorable mentions go to CAFA nominee Dorian Who in a textured co-ord set and thigh-high latex boots and Olympic gold medalist Tessa Virtue in a striking red suit.

Check out the gallery below where we’ve rounded up all the most memorable fashion from The Ones 2023, along with a look at the stunning venue, immersive activations and our gift bag packed with goodies from Kilian Paris, Philosophy, NARS Makeup, Clarins Beauty, Uber, May Flowers and Belif.

Photography by George Pimentel

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FASHION editor-in-chief Bernadette Morra

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Coco Rocha, Irina Lăzăreanu and Kirsten Owen (not pictured) arrived at The Ones in an Uber Black

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FASHION’s creative & fashion director George Antonopoulos with Kirsten Owen, Coco Rocha and Irina Lăzăreanu

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The Kilian Paris Discovery Bar where partygoers could sample Kilian fragrances

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The Philosophy Skincare bar + photo booth featuring Dose of Wisdom serum

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The fabulous gift bags our guests went home with

Special thanks to the following:

Kilian Paris, Tiffany & Co., Uber, Philosophy, World Class Canada, Taittinger Brut Réserve Champagne, Tanqueray No. Ten Gin, Seedlip, Henry of Pelham, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Perrier Water, NARS Makeup, Clarins Beauty, elle cuisine and May Flowers.

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