Fashion Art Toronto, a multi-arts event and platform for infinite creativity, opened its doors this Wednesday at ‘Daniels Spectrum’ in Toronto’s emerging east downtown Regent Park neighborhood – beginning 5-days of contemporary art-influenced performances.
This season’s Toronto Fashion Week x RE\SET in Yorkville was everything spectacular; including once again opening its doors to one of Canadian fashion’s most awaited presentations – the showcase of Mikhael Kale’s gorgeous F/W ’19 collection.
September is, and has always been, the busiest month in fashion. Yorkville Village’s three days of runway, fashion talks, studios, showrooms, launches & pop-up’s held this tradition strong September 4th to the 6th – in true Spring/Summer 2019 style. Guests and fashion enthusiasts braved the heat, dawning beautiful and unique styles – while upping the always fashionable Yorkville neighbourhood to the next level, with photo and save-worthy street style. Toronto Fashion Week, in collaboration with RE\SET, provided an exciting gathering…
Wayne was joined by UNTUCKit founder Chris Riccobono for a Q&A, where he talked about how this partnership came about and how it was his wife Janet who first introduced him to the brand after a visit to the UNTUCKit store in St. Louis. It was Wayne’s love of the brand that led him to strike up a partnership with Chris and UNTUCKit.
In preparation of Kenneth Cole store opening in Canada later this year, influencers and media attended a breakfast to talk about the Fall 2018 collection and, in particular, the “urban uniform” and what that meant to each of the panel speakers.
Thanks to Kenneth Cole for having me shoot.
The who’s who of Toronto’s fashion scene and society pages put their best Manolo-clad foot forward and hit the Bata Shoe Museum on Tuesday, May 15 for a glamorous party to celebrate the arrival of the anticipated Manolo Blahnik: The Art of Shoes exhibit.