Im shooting a segment for CTV Morning Live this week. The focus? Dressing in dresses. So I stopped by Jason Matlos Yaletown studio to pick up a few of his because theyre so gosh-darned purdy.
And I got a peek at some of his works in progress, too, which thrills me because I love nothing more than to see other peoples creative processes.
Back in December I briefly mentioned one of my favorite new brands Bum-Chums in my holiday gift guide. Today I’d like to spend a little time to tell you a bit more about the brand and some of their new collections. Bum-Chums is a British company, but recently they have exploded across the pond to the United States as well as Australia and Europe. Perhaps one of the most unusual but key aspects of the Bum-Chums brand is the location of manufacture; Bum-Chums manufacture all their high quality products in Yorkshire, England, and can therefore truly claim to be a wholly British brand, a fact not lost on the companys founders Craig Hendry and Gareth Dickinson, who consider the British origin of their underwear to be an intrinsic part of the brand, so much so that the Union Jack is proudly prominent on all their product labels! < Full Post…
With Valentines Day right around the corner, get inspired with these sweet and delectable heart-themed treats.
Flip through pics of dresses featured in Season 3, and see the latest video from the show! Check Facebook for the latest in weddings, and chat about the show using the hashtag #SYTTD.
Alabama bride Megan told consultant Cassie that she wanted a “Southern Chic” wedding dress. OK — just one problem. Whats Southern Chic? The bride couldnt define it, but she knew one thing for sure: “Southern chic aint cheap, yall!”
As Cassie struggled to interpret the brides request, her family set about pulling dresses. Nothing was matching the vision in the brides mind, and she said, “Im feeling frazzled and exhausted.” Even Monte was losing hope.
Our first menswear theme for Spring/Summer 2012 proves that not all summers are bright. A dark cloud hung over many of the SS 12 collections, with designers taking inspiration from 80s and 90s heroes and villains of light and darkness. They form a stripy Sci-Fi story that pushes Summer into a shimmering stratosphere
Central to A Dark Light is the classic bomber jacket, an item established by the likes of Calvin Klein as an essential part of the new smart sportswear that emerged on the catwalks for A/W 11.