Cîroc celebrated the Toronto launch of their Ultra Premium Vodka in style with Cîroc sails on the water, water jet pack performances and custom shoes from designer label, Sully Wong. Cabana Pool Bar was painted in vivid blue and metallics silver for the occasion.
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It’s back! In more ways than one, the annual charity party, Booby Ball, is set to be bigger and better, now expanded to a total of 4 cities: Toronto, Calgary, Winnipeg, Ottawa. Tickets for Booby Ball in all 4 cities go on sale this afternoon and based on previous years, tickets will sell out fast!
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On the east end of Toronto lies the area known as the “Upper Beaches”. As a nice and easily-accessible escape from downtown, it’s a cozy, calm neighbourhood featuring many boutique shops that are owner-operated.
On our Upper Beaches tour (or as we affectionately called, a “safari”) we visited a few of these shops and met the local business owners as well as a new upcoming condo development that will overlook the gorgeous, luscious green Glen Stewart Ravine (as pictured above).
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TOMFW SS16 Kicks off with a bang at Audi Downtown Toronto on Monday August 17th.
What drives a man? A well-designed car and well designed clothes. Entering it’s 3rd season, Toronto Men’s Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2016 kicked off with an opening night party at Audi Downtown Toronto.
Male models, bottles and open throttle for this season. Drinks, music, food and a taste of this season’s collection were on display on TOM* models all throughout the night.
Sponsored by Audi, World Financial Group, Trump Residences Toronto, Apex Sound & Light Corporation, W Studio, WINMAR Toronto and GQ Hair Studio, the corporate and fashion industry elites were well represented at this event.
Jeff Rustia, the Founder and Executive Director of Toronto Men’s Fashion Week, Michaelangelo Masangkay, the Director of Operations, and Paul Mason, the face of TOM* made an appearance at the event.
Toronto Men’s Fashion Week is dedicated to Canadian designed menswear and the fashion community in Canada. It also supports local charities. This year, thanks to the MensFashion4Hope campaign, $107,500 was raised for the SickKids Foundation.
Photos by James Shay
















































