Includes the latest specs from Dan Levy’s eyewear brand.

The Roots give The Weeknd a custom jacket to celebrate their return to Toronto

On Friday, The Weeknd returned to Toronto to close his North American legs After hours until dawn A long-awaited tour with two performances. To welcome his return to his hometown, Roots designed a custom varsity jacket for him kept by the “Blinding Lights” artist. Roots The embroidery and patches on his pieces are an homage to The Weeknd, but the true artistry is inside, as the linings are adorned with art inspired by his album Dawn FM.

In this country, jackets are clothes, but Freed knew that.

Welcome to Canada, where most of our style is conveyed through our coats. Because you have no other choice. But thanks to Winnipeg-based outerwear brand Freed, option There are actually many. Our latest offerings for Fall 2022 — our genderless Repurposed collection, launching October 1 — use stripped down, bold silhouettes, fuzzy vegan fabrics, and a palette that calls for postures without comfort zones. I’m here.

Dan Levy’s DL Eyewear Releases New Styles for Fall

Dan Levy is so famous here in Canada that he needs no introduction. But what you may not know is that the TV icon has been wearing glasses since the age of 8. With years of experience exploring specs, Levy’s Eyewear, his brand DL is a glamorous It never fails to create style. Our latest fall products are proof of that.From pink shimmer shades (as seen on Levy in the image above) to minimal metal-framed glasses (scream) class is in session), DL has something for everyone.

Jeanne Baker is honored for her lifetime achievement

Last Wednesday, the inaugural Women’s Empowerment Awards were held at the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel in Toronto. Fashion icon and award-winning journalist Jeanne Becker’s lifelong achievement was honored at a ceremony honoring the diverse achievements of Canadian women in business, leadership and community service. That was certainly the correct perception. Always astute, Beker has empowered and supported women throughout her decades-long career as makers of change.

Bridal by Eloquii launches dreamy wedding wardrobes in sizes 14-28.

Style expert and fashion label Eloquii, which fits sizes 14 to 28, has launched a wedding pillar called Bridal by Eloquii. Gowns, slip dresses, jumpsuits and separates in dreamy whites and romantic pastels are suitable for any prenuptial celebration, from the actual wedding day to engagement parties, showers and rehearsal dinners. Additionally, you can admire the brand’s high-end design approach while sticking to the affordable price tag of under $900.

New sportswear for 2022, or whatever it is, get ready

Athletic wear doesn’t necessarily mean doing athletic things.The notions of performance and lifestyle have merged into one another, and there are fewer rules than there used to be. You can wear sophisticated outfits to grab groceries or wear your trusty zip-up for a casual Friday WFH day. Kick off the fall season with an 8-piece capsule that takes you through every part of the day. And thanks to Athleta Her Look, the 8-piece collection allows her to create 20 different outfits.

Gigi Hadid designs farm-inspired workwear

Model Gigi Hadid’s knitwear brand, Guest in Residence, presents a workwear collection lovingly inspired by her lifestyle. “Workwear has played a role in many spaces in my life, from tidying things up around the farm to hustling during fashion week,” she said in the brand’s release. The collection is everything from my world: comfortable enough to travel, chic enough to wear to a meeting, and durable enough to wear on the farm.”

12 Canadian designers reveal their vision for a cancer-free future

Ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Cashmere Collection held its 19th annual fundraiser. Kicking off last Thursday’s fashion show titled ‘Celestial Awakening: A Celebration of Strength, Hope and Compassion’, 12 Canadian designers showcased their new cashmere UltraLuxe bathroom tissue soft sheets using nothing but soft sheets. A large audience gathered to watch the parade of looks designed. To show their support for the cause, Canadians are invited to vote for their favorite designs through Vote Couture for the Cure. This ballot will raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society and the Quebec Breast Cancer Foundation.