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Plaid – also known as checks or tartan – is one of the fashion’s most popular prints, but is it in style in 2022? Plaid is somewhat a style staple for cooler seasons. For autumn and winter, plaids and checks are alive and vibrant because it was historically made of woven wool, and is, therefore, a great fabric for chillier temperatures.
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Shearling is making a major come back this year thanks to Fall/Winter runway pieces that incorporated the comfy-chic trend from coats to shackets. While leather jackets and camel coats are a major closet essential for fall/winter dressing this year, nothing beats the warmth and comfort of shearling. The quintessential winter piece is conventionally made of shorn sheep wool; its soft texture allows you to feel comfortably cozy!
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Let’s be real: there’s nothing like wearing a faux-fur double-faced jacket outfit in winter. Sure, you could opt for a classic wool coat or even a sporty puffer, but there’s something about wearing this textured staple that is just simply fun. Not only it will be the coziest jacket to wear, but it will also dress up your outfits in minutes. Talk about a win-win. 😉
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There’s nothing like the crisp sound of crunching autumnal leaves beneath your feet! Now is the perfect time to experience the outdoors. Go find the amazing array of colours in woodlands or parks around you. Grab your cozy favourite sweater, walking boots and head outside on one of these autumn walks.
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How to style over-the-knee boots? Whether they are leather or suede, flat-soled or with heels, not only are over-the-knee boots surprisingly wearable, but they’re well on their way to becoming cold-weather wardrobe staples.
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The cold season is here so it is time to bring out your coats. These are an essential and daily wear item for the cold weather. I’ve been looking for a classic long belted coat for a long time, and was happy to take the last one until it was sold out completely! 😉 Continue reading
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Sweet, orange-fleshed pumpkins occupy a place on the table in many homes this time of year. Scooping out Halloween pumpkin faces means buckets of fun and buckets of entrails from the vast Cinderella famed vegetable – remember her carriage! Make the season memorable and pick your own Halloween pumpkin! Continue reading
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The pumpkin spiced lattes are out, the sandals are firmly back in the closet. Yes, it is officially the end of summer. Fall is finally here! After a seemingly endless heat this summer in Montreal, I really enjoy this crispy air, changing leaves, fall layers and my over-the-knee boots. 😉 Continue reading
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Have you ever been to a lavender field? We went to Maison Lavande in Montreal suburb this past week for the very first time, and now I want to make this mini-adventure for you. There’s something magical about walking along a sea of purple, smelling lavender and hearing the gentle hum of bees flying from petal to petal. Continue reading
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Spring is a season many Canadians hold dear to their hearts. But it’s also one that can destroy our precious warm-weather dreams like no other. It always arrives late in Montreal. Before spring arrives and there are balmy breezes and feel-good weather and things start growing, you’ve got to get rid of the look and the feel of winter. Continue reading
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Whether you adore it or find it a symbol of all things hipster, plaid is one of the most ubiquitous patterns in modern fashion. Most of us don’t know the difference between plaid and tartan. Continue reading
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Summer picnics get all the glory but as autumn-loving, we prefer this colourful season for eating outside. Just because there’s a chill in the air, doesn’t mean you have to stay inside. There are lots of activities traditionally associated with late spring and summer that can still be enjoyable in cooler weather. Continue reading