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Edmonton Fashion Jobs – The Little Pink Dress

Tuesday, April 10th, 2012

The little black dress is a classic wardrobe staple, but it’s also somewhat predictable. Tap into your inner girly-girl this season with a little pink dress instead (LC is already a fan!). Sweet and demure or sultry and daring, this basic is far from boring and it’s incredibly versatile. Whether you prefer a subtle blush shade or a vibrant fuschia, the LPD can work with any style or personality, and you’ll definitely stand out from the crowd.

1. Long Sleeved Dress, $49.95, H&M

2. Faith Connexion Stretch-Jersey Tank Dress, $310, Net-a-Porter

3. Classic Buttoned Dress, $30, Forever 21

4. TopShop Crepe Shirt Dress, $84, The Bay

5. Neon Lights Dress, $68, NastyGal.com

6. Bell Skirt Dress, $51.17, ASOS

 

By: Sara Constantineau, Toronto

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Edmonton Fashion Jobs – Joe Fresh Spring

Tuesday, February 21st, 2012

Joe Mirman’s Spring collection, which debuted at Toronto Fashion Week in October, is gearing up to hit stores in April. Bright hues of blue, yellow and neon orange in contrast with stark whites will certainly get you in the mood for the new season early. We’ve got our eye on the leather detailed collars and the bright orange maxi skirt worn by Canadian’s favourite supermodel Coco Rocha of Flare’s February cover. Proof that Joe Fresh is maturing, away from predictable cutesy skirts and dresses and those supermarket staples, making itself known in Canadian and international fashion and retail.

90% of the runway collection will be in standalone Joe Fresh stores in April.

By: Kayla Chobotiuk, Toronto

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Edmonton Fashion Jobs – Tuxedo Dressing

Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

The latest look in refined elegance is pure tux luxe. As seen on the runways of Jason Wu, Ralph Lauren and Moschino, tuxedo inspired womenswear is a prominent trend for the fall/winter season. The traditionally male tuxedo has been re-styled in must-have feminine silhouettes and stunningly unconventional designs, without sacrificing the classic black and white color blocking or the eternally chic, understated style content. To complete your tuxedo inspired look, select sleek accessories and black-tie swagger.

1. Style Inspiration: Jason Wu Fall 2011 RTW. Image courtesy of Style.com
2. Tibi “Tuxedo Jumpsuit” ($449.69). Available at Shopbop
3. Diane von Furstenberg “Tailor Tuxedo Pant” ($345 USD)

4. Isabel Marant “Gown Sleeveless Tuxedo Jacket” ($745 USD). Available at Net-a-Porter

5. Alexander Wang “Trompe L’Oeil Tuxedo Shirt” ($382.60). Available at Shopbop
 6.  Burberry “Half Sleeve Tuxedo Shirt” ($395)

7. Zara “Tuxedo Collared Blazer” ($119)

By: Elizabeth Pryde, Vancouver

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Edmonton Fashion Jobs – Toronto Fashion Week: The Ones to Watch

Tuesday, October 25th, 2011


It’s always fun to see the latest collections from some of Canada’s most well-known designers, but LGFW is also about supporting new local talent. Here are three emerging designers that showed last week at David Pecaut Square that we think will become an important part of Canada’s style scene.


Caitlin Power 
Hailing from Calgary, Alberta, Caitlin Power has caught the attention of Avenue magazine,
Toronto Fashion Incubator, and the White Cashmere Collection. With an aesthetic inspired by androgyny and architecture, her Spring/Summer 2012 show at LGFW featured sultry cut-outs and angular shapes that demand attention.
Cassie Dee
This patternmaker and instruction turned designer launched her own line in 2010. Her show was part of the Mercedes Benz start up show, meant to showcase emerging talent, and was a cohesive line of western-inspired pieces accented by burnt orange prints.

Anu Raina

This is Anu Raina’s second show at LGFW after a successful debut in April, and she has been featured in the Globe and Mail and CBC Radio as a promising entrepreneur. Raina’s unique textiles and flair with colourful prints make her sweet, simple designs stand out.

By: Sara Constantineau, Toronto

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