I don’t often get the chance to wear a leather (or in this case, faux leather) jacket. Toronto’s either too hot or too cold, but layered over a sweatshirt, it works perfectly for the “undecided” weather that I like to call Spring (not to mention transforms any ordinary outfit into a edgy & rather chic …
I saw these fabulous high-rise skinny jeans from the Gap a couple of weeks ago & knew I had to have them. The dark tuxedo stripe on the lighter denim wash was ultimately what sold me, but I was also curious to try a higher waisted jean. I don’t think I’ve worn a pair since …
Last week I was hanging out on College St. in Toronto, reading about Joe Mimran in NOW magazine. Which is a little ironic, since, for once, I wasn’t wearing a single article from Joe Fresh. That being said, I did pretty much steal these heather grey stretchy pants on super-sale from Anthropologie in Yorkville, for the low …
Top to Botton: MSGM python sandals, Marni cobalt-blue mirror sandals, Isabel Marant “Holden” slides Designer Birkenstock & Teva-like sandals: I wouldn’t categorize them as ridiculous shoes. I wouldn’t really categorize them as ugly, either. Ridiculously ugly, however? Uhm, yep, that sounds about right. I mean, I’d get it if Jeffrey Campbell or someone of the …
Like I’ve mentioned earlier, until, say, yesterday it’s been cold here in Toronto (for those of you wondering, no, this is not an April Fool’s post!). So this outfit was completely weather-appropriate. At least from the waist up.
This wedge ankle boot by Camilla Skovgaard could have been such a fun, funky bootie. It’s just too bad for the washed “jeans”, which completely kills it. Although I’ll give it props for being very in-style for Spring 2014, with its denim material & very trendy powder blue colour. These points, alas, cannot forgive this …
I never realized how difficult it was to not wear a single article of black clothing. I delved into my closet for the purpose of ditching the dark shades for the some of the brighter colours lying dormant in my wardrobe, entirely in light of Spring. Well, “theoretical” Spring.