Photography by @cosplay
Also get your tickets for Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week.
By Annika Lautens
Fashion Art Toronto 2023 is happening this weekend
Toronto’s longest fashion week is here and you can bet it’s going to be spectacular! Taking place from Thursday, November 16 to Sunday, November 19, Fashion Art Toronto features runway shows from 40 designers, style-inspired art installations, a retail boutique, a red carpet, immersive experiences and more.
Our tip for the hottest ticket? Mr. Haque’s Spring 2024 Presentation, “Avarice.” Get your tickets now.
Ownever becomes cinematic
Photography courtesy of Ownever
Meet Noir, the latest leather creation from Portuguese accessories brand Ownever. Inspired by noir genre films “in which the main character confronts a dystopian world in search of his identity,” the limited-edition bag is crafted from luxury repurposed leather and “pays homage to the contrast between shadow and light.”
A sustainable handbag that combines its structured shape with a light touch? Sounds fancy to us.
Coming soon: Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week
After three successful years, Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week is back and bigger than ever. The week-long event will showcase collections from 32 Indigenous designers from across Turtle Island and conclude with a Supernatural Kiki Ball. If you make it to opening night, be sure to wear red in honor of the missing and murdered members of the Indigenous community.
Get your tickets here.
Toronto clothing rental company The Fitzroy is moving
“This boutique is too big,” no one ever said. That’s a good thing, because starting November 19th, The Fitzroy, Canada’s leading clothing rental store, is moving into a stunning 9,000 square foot headquarters. The new address is three times the size and is next door to the original Toronto location. It features wall-to-wall shelves with thousands of designer rentals. With the holiday party season fast approaching, you should schedule your appointment as soon as possible.
