The dress is undoubtedly the most effortless and powerful clothing item, as it can instantly pull you together for day or night, or both, and in most cases with one zip!
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Cinched waist
Whether it’s the neat and structured jacket in a sharp suit, or an oversized silhouette (which, in my opinion, is best worn with leggings), the blazer has transcended its origins as a symbol of formality to become one of the most essential and multifaceted wardrobe staples of all time.
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Spring calls for lighter layers, so consider fur accessories and garments that are less bulky. Think fur-trimmed scarves, vests and lightweight jackets. These pieces can add a touch of luxury without overwhelming your look.
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By combining your fur coat with formal trousers, you can create a sophisticated look. Whether it’s a business meeting, a more casual event or an evening cocktail, this combination works perfectly.
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It seems, the street style set can’t get enough of one piece in particular: the leopard print coat.
Continue readingLeggings — make it classy
Stirrup strap leggings — very chic leggings trend. Inspired by 80’s silhouette is having a strong come back. It has a elasticated waistband and stirrup cuffs that secure comfortably around your feet.
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What might suit red-carpet celebrities, it’s far less practical for the rest of us. Lace skirts are leading this season!
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Dressing for winter can be hard. There are so many factors to consider—not least the weather and how to navigate all those layers.
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Mongolian wool coats have become synonymous with high-quality craftsmanship, warmth, and timeless style.
Continue readingBig coats season
I love oversized coats—especially when it’s below freezing and we have to scuddle to work in the dark. Duvet coat? Yes, please. Blanket coat? Absolutely. Enough space to actually layer up? Yes!!!
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Why Canadians call a hat — “tuque“. It is a loan word from the French tuque (15th century). The word toque in Breton means ‘hat’.
Continue readingTrench for Fall
Before we reach peak fall chill, we’ll have the notoriously tricky-to-style transitional season to contend with. Say yes to trench coat outfit!
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