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Canada’s best dressed: Embracing a style evolution (opens the original)
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Decade after decade, a sense of fashion shifts with time, trends and life’s big changes. The Canadians in our 2026 portfolio of sartorial standouts are learning a lot while forever discovering their personal style. These lessons – fit comes first, style inspiration crosses generations, and good wardrobes work no matter where they travel – illustrate how to embrace this perpetual evolution. When she’s out and about in Montreal, Dominique Bertrand’s clothes always enter a room second. They’re wond
Exploring the French Concession, my favourite Shanghai neighbourhood (opens the original)
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Shanghai is a city of paradoxes, and perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the former French Concession. The area isn’t so much a neighbourhood, as I had initially thought, as a series of them. Until I looked more closely at a map, I couldn’t understand why my partner, who lived in Shanghai in the mid-to-late 2010s, was so insistent that I plan out my route. Couldn’t I just wander aimlessly, like I usually do? Yes, you can, but if you want to see the sites, some planning is in order, I wa
Melissa Auf der Maur excavates the past (opens the original)
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Melissa Auf der Maur is, by her own admission, a little witchy. She has red hair. She believes in magic. As a teenager, she dreamed of mystical pyramids and three-dimensional sound. She received messages in her sleep, telling her to play music. In 1994, when she was 19, she met Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan, who told her that she might be in his band one day; five years later, she was. She was hand-picked out of rock music obscurity by walking tornado Courtney Love to join Love’s band,
What teens are buying for back-to-school (opens the original)
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Shortly after 1 p.m. on a bright Saturday in August, the lineup outside Brandy Melville in Toronto was in full swing. Teen girls in denim miniskirts and low-profile Adidas and Onitsuka Tiger sneakers, some swilling sweating iced coffees, waited patiently to enter the California-styled fast-fashion retailer known for its controversial “one size fits all” ethos. Every so often, a security guard emerged to redirect the snaking queue on Queen Street West. It was prime time for back-to-school shoppin
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