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by Chantal G

Posted Aug 17, 2010 in Hot Spots, Made in Canada

Peace, Love, and Prom!

The 80’s isn’t only taking the fashion world by storm this summer; it’s also rocking the ice cream world! On August 20th, from 7 p.m.until midnight, Ben & Jerry’s on 1316 De Maisonneuve Ouest , Montreal, is hosting an 80’s prom night, complete with a photo booth, a red carpeted “Grand March”, and 2 for 1 deals on ice cream if...

by Steph and Amy

Posted Feb 26, 2010 in Hot Spots, Travel

Fashion Faceoff

This month I (Steph) took a little vacay to England to escape the bitter cold (err or not), drink some pints, and snap some shots of the lovely locals! FACT: The Brits are COOL -too cool- and it’s not just the accent. Brit street style is all about effortless mixing and matching. Accessorizing is a must. To the extreme. Loud necklaces,...

by Lisa Lisa

Posted Feb 6, 2010 in Arts, Events, Hot Spots

IT’S A MAD, MAD MAUS WORLD!

What’s going on in the mind of video artist, artistic director and all around tastemaker, Gibran Ramos? Apparently, little mice have taken over and the wonderful world of MAD MAUS has emerged. MAD MAUS is the international movement where fashion, design, electro music and pop culture converge into a monthly night of decadence and...

by Steph and Amy

Posted Oct 9, 2009 in For Both, Hot Spots

U of T Campus Street Style

As much we hate to be the eight-hundredth bloggers to drop the term “recessionista”… If there’s one thing to be said about students in Toronto, it’s that they know how to look great while still leaving their wallets full enough to buy text books. A polished, classic look can be put together with a few key pieces that won’t break the...

by yK Staff

Posted Jun 5, 2009 in Hot Spots

Parson’s Street Style (USA)

If you hangout at the intersection of 5th Avenue and 14th Street, the home to Parsons the New School for Design long enough you will notice a certain trend of mixing vintage pieces with new. The increasing number of vintage stores seen engulfing areas in the East and West Villages of New York City, are not the only reason why vintage fashions...

by yK Staff

Posted May 22, 2009 in Hot Spots

RMIT University (Australia)- Brunswick Campus Here...

RMIT’s school of fashion and textiles is the hub for fabric production in Melbourne’s uni-land so you’ll normally find the students tucked a way behind a loom, or battling with a giant ball of yarn. On the odd occasion where we get a chance to step outside the studios, one quickly notices the abundance of females that are out in strong...