As the weather warms and we prepare for sunny days ahead, our favourite models are stepping out in all manner of ornamental gold. Here’s how to rock this metallic hue just like a runway star.
If you spent the entire winter wearing dull charcoal and heather grey shades, you can easily inject colour into your spring wardrobe now. Try bringing some excitement to your nine to five looks, and picking up a few essentials for the season ahead. We’ve curated a few modest yet chic business-friendly picks that will take you from morning meeting to evening cocktails.
You may not be starring in a music video of your own or gracing the catwalk, but you can still rock the satin dress trend for a night out. With its silky fabric and subtly sexy silhouette, a satiny frock works for everything from a girls’ weekend to a dinner party.
For Spring 2018, the tulle skirt is back in style, and brings with it plenty of ballerina vibes. Whether you plan to dance the night away or simply dress up your casual denim or leather, the tutu just might be a new look to embrace now. Turn to the hottest catwalks, and follow these tips for rocking the trend just like a model.
While neons may be have solidified their place in the 1980s as a favourite of that era, the look of Day-Glo colour is now officially back for Spring 2018. From lurid greens to fluorescent pinks, neon shades are making a bold comeback on the season’s catwalks. Whatever your colour of choice or your outfit of the day, try drawing your inspiration from the spring runways.
Luckily for any trendsetters who want to attend the biggest party of the year looking like a runway model, we have scoured the catwalks. From feminine bows to sorbet colours, here are a few designer looks and the budget-friendly alternatives that will help you master killer prom style.
With April upon us, there’s no doubt that rainy days and splashy puddles are set to make an appearance in the weeks ahead. After all, April showers bring May showers- and also a perfect opportunity to rock fashionable raingear. We’ve curated a few pairs of rain boots to complete your spring wardrobe and keep your feet dry during those drizzling mornings.
With the recent influences of the groovy 1970s on the world of fashion, it’s no surprise that jeans are gradually becoming wider, and the bellbottom trend is slowly creeping into the street style world. Most recently, Olivia Culpo was spotted wearing a pair of flared, indigo wash jeans which perfectly showcased her long and shapely legs.
Although many stylesetters believe that old-fashioned blazers with power shoulders are best left in the 1980s, it seems that this vintage trend is making a return for Spring 2018. In the past couple weeks, countless celebrities have been spotted wearing loud and proud blazers which bring the extravagance and “corporate gal” vibes of the ‘80s back.
Although the idea of a raincoat may remind you of that nerdy kid on class trips in elementary school, this practical outerwear choice has been updated from 1990s playground essential to contemporary runway trend. If you are wondering how to embrace the raincoat like a modern day cool girl, try taking your inspiration from the runways right now.
If you’re looking for style solutions for Easter weekend, try incorporating floral prints and gorgeous pastels into your look for the spring holiday. Of course, a frock with longer sleeves and possibly layered with a fitted cardigan can leave you looking chic and feeling cozy all long weekend. Whether you are channelling your inner child with an Easter egg hunt or attending a big family dinner, we’ve curated a few pretty dresses to try now.
At this point, just about everyone knows that British style star Victoria Beckham is quite the trendsetter. After all, the 43-year-old designer and former Spice Girl can usually be spotted wearing any number of sleek ensembles. However, it’s her most recent outfit from the streets of Paris which perfectly bridges the seasons.
Inspired by legendary late artists such as Picasso and Andy Warhol, abstract prints and pop art were featured in designer collections this spring. Take a closer look at this trend right now, and turn to the likes of Calvin Klein, Versace and Prada for your sartorial inspiration.
If you’re planning a spring getaway this season, there’s nothing quite like the perfect beach ensemble for your much-needed vacation to a sun destination. Whether you are escaping the city limits (and working life) with your closest girlfriends, family or significant other, mastering off-duty casual attire is absolutely key. From a decorative tote to carry your pool essentials to a trendy swimsuit, we’ve compiled a few spring break fashion essentials.
Although the Canadian winter hasn’t quite disappeared yet, stylesetters are certainly ready for playful prints, fun colours and new textures which signal the arrival of the upcoming season. Whether you have a fast-paced day of meetings or a work function to attend, look no further than these career wardrobe ideas to help you slip into March.
As the weather warms and we prepare for sunny days ahead, our favourite models are stepping out in all manner of ornamental gold. Here’s how to rock this metallic hue just like a runway star.
If you spent the entire winter wearing dull charcoal and heather grey shades, you can easily inject colour into your spring wardrobe now. Try bringing some excitement to your nine to five looks, and picking up a few essentials for the season ahead. We’ve curated a few modest yet chic business-friendly picks that will take you from morning meeting to evening cocktails.
You may not be starring in a music video of your own or gracing the catwalk, but you can still rock the satin dress trend for a night out. With its silky fabric and subtly sexy silhouette, a satiny frock works for everything from a girls’ weekend to a dinner party.
For Spring 2018, the tulle skirt is back in style, and brings with it plenty of ballerina vibes. Whether you plan to dance the night away or simply dress up your casual denim or leather, the tutu just might be a new look to embrace now. Turn to the hottest catwalks, and follow these tips for rocking the trend just like a model.
While neons may be have solidified their place in the 1980s as a favourite of that era, the look of Day-Glo colour is now officially back for Spring 2018. From lurid greens to fluorescent pinks, neon shades are making a bold comeback on the season’s catwalks. Whatever your colour of choice or your outfit of the day, try drawing your inspiration from the spring runways.
Luckily for any trendsetters who want to attend the biggest party of the year looking like a runway model, we have scoured the catwalks. From feminine bows to sorbet colours, here are a few designer looks and the budget-friendly alternatives that will help you master killer prom style.
With April upon us, there’s no doubt that rainy days and splashy puddles are set to make an appearance in the weeks ahead. After all, April showers bring May showers- and also a perfect opportunity to rock fashionable raingear. We’ve curated a few pairs of rain boots to complete your spring wardrobe and keep your feet dry during those drizzling mornings.
With the recent influences of the groovy 1970s on the world of fashion, it’s no surprise that jeans are gradually becoming wider, and the bellbottom trend is slowly creeping into the street style world. Most recently, Olivia Culpo was spotted wearing a pair of flared, indigo wash jeans which perfectly showcased her long and shapely legs.
Although many stylesetters believe that old-fashioned blazers with power shoulders are best left in the 1980s, it seems that this vintage trend is making a return for Spring 2018. In the past couple weeks, countless celebrities have been spotted wearing loud and proud blazers which bring the extravagance and “corporate gal” vibes of the ‘80s back.
Although the idea of a raincoat may remind you of that nerdy kid on class trips in elementary school, this practical outerwear choice has been updated from 1990s playground essential to contemporary runway trend. If you are wondering how to embrace the raincoat like a modern day cool girl, try taking your inspiration from the runways right now.
If you’re looking for style solutions for Easter weekend, try incorporating floral prints and gorgeous pastels into your look for the spring holiday. Of course, a frock with longer sleeves and possibly layered with a fitted cardigan can leave you looking chic and feeling cozy all long weekend. Whether you are channelling your inner child with an Easter egg hunt or attending a big family dinner, we’ve curated a few pretty dresses to try now.
At this point, just about everyone knows that British style star Victoria Beckham is quite the trendsetter. After all, the 43-year-old designer and former Spice Girl can usually be spotted wearing any number of sleek ensembles. However, it’s her most recent outfit from the streets of Paris which perfectly bridges the seasons.
Inspired by legendary late artists such as Picasso and Andy Warhol, abstract prints and pop art were featured in designer collections this spring. Take a closer look at this trend right now, and turn to the likes of Calvin Klein, Versace and Prada for your sartorial inspiration.
If you’re planning a spring getaway this season, there’s nothing quite like the perfect beach ensemble for your much-needed vacation to a sun destination. Whether you are escaping the city limits (and working life) with your closest girlfriends, family or significant other, mastering off-duty casual attire is absolutely key. From a decorative tote to carry your pool essentials to a trendy swimsuit, we’ve compiled a few spring break fashion essentials.
Although the Canadian winter hasn’t quite disappeared yet, stylesetters are certainly ready for playful prints, fun colours and new textures which signal the arrival of the upcoming season. Whether you have a fast-paced day of meetings or a work function to attend, look no further than these career wardrobe ideas to help you slip into March.