There’s More to Canada Than Maple Syrup and Poutine, and It’s All Delicious

“Top Chef” judge and Canadian Gail Simmons reflects on Canada’s food culture, which is as broad as the country itself. In her mind, the true flavors of Canada are captured in specific ingredients and how they connect her to the vastness of Canada’s wilderness and the ingenuity of its people.

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The History of Swimwear

Let’s be honest. You’ve been ready for summer since January! With the summer months just around the corner, we thought we’d take a look at

How These Items Got Their Name

Do designers just pick names they like out of thin air? Do they obsess over their decisions as if naming a child? Where—to put it

Chic Fitness Essentials

As the long and indulgent Thanksgiving weekend comes to a close, the last thing anyone wants to do is hit the gym. Whether you’re a

The History of Derby Fashion

Each year, the race draws locals, out-of-towners, celebrities and royalty alike. While most think the competition is on the track, those in the know would

Look of the Week!

From left to right: Peyton Pebbled Satchel, Turtleneck T-Shirt, Wide-Leg Pant in Wool, Seavees Sneakers, Striped Trouser Socks, Stripe Sunglasses

Organic Foundations for Summer

Beauty lovers: be aware! The FDA doesn’t regulate what ingredients go into makeup products or the labels that are placed on them. Your best bet

5 Ways to Wear a Leather Jacket

With brands now offering more styles than ever, there’s never been a better time to invest in one. But with choice, often, comes confusion. And

Minimal Chic

Counter clockwise from left to right: Knit & Woven Cardigan, rag & bone Jean, Cold-Shoulder Top, Manolo Blahnik pumps

How to Fill in Your Brows

Instead of using makeup to turn us into someone we’re not, we’re always looking for new ways to amp up our natural features. Sometimes, it’s

Fall Trend: Men’s-Inspired Look

Menswear as womenswear has been an on-going trend in fashion for quite some time. Remember Diane Keaton, the androgynous bohemian, opposite Woody Allen in Annie

The History of Sequins

The origins of the word sequin technically means ‘coin’ or ‘the mint’. We scoured the web to trace back the evolution of fashion’s shiniest embellishment.

3 Key Warm Weather Fabrics

The return of double-digit temperatures doesn’t necessarily mean stripping away all your clothes. While it’s tempting to reduce your wardrobe to shorts, tanks and flip

Arts and Crafts

In the late nineteenth century, art critic John Ruskin and textile designer William Morris advocated the embracement of natural patterns inspired by the British countryside.

Be Bright, Wear White!

Summer after Summer, an all-white look remains an absolute favorite for all fashion-lovers. Why not beat the heat and look effortlessly stunning! It’s the perfect

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