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‘Documentation and representation matters’: An exclusive Q&A with Charmaine Gooden
Uncovering the lost archives of Black creatives, this Toronto-based journalist creates a platform for discovery By: Teresa Valenton Through years of navigating through creative industries as a Black creative,…
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Five Black Canadian-owned fashion brands to support all year round
Supporting Black talent should go beyond Black History Month By: Angel Agbontaen With Black History Month in full motion, our Instagram feeds are probably full of infographics containing who…
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Dupe Culture: Is it worth it?
With the rise of dupe culture on social media, there are many ethics and sustainability questions around the topic By: Jillian Gonzales Everyone loves a makeup dupe but shopping…
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Livia Manywounds: In the eye of the ‘Dancing Storm’
From broadcasting to publishing books and creating a successful fashion brand—Manywounds has done it all By: Bashair Ali The Toronto Star named Manywounds as one of Canada’s many Indigenous…
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Krater: The new fashion movement
A new non-gendered, high-end elevated streetwear brand hits the streets of Toronto By: Monserrat Quintana Costa Dumitras just participated in his first fashion show and he’s making waves in…
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‘Made in hell’: How the reputation of tattoos made a hot spin into the world of fashion
People embellish their bodies with tattoos as a form of expression By: Aliya Karimjee Different mediums are available to create art; its canvas can even be someone’s body. This…
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Street Fashion on Film: What are people wearing in the city?
Student Erica Lim’s photography project captures different styles of clothing from people all over the world By: Mariana Schuetze Over the summer, Erica Lim, a third-year business student at…
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Fashion Without Freezing: A guide to (stylishly) surviving the Canadian winter
Considerations to make while planning your wardrobe for the winter season By: Neda Madany As temperatures drop below zero and we see snowflakes transition into puddles of slush, it’s…
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Local designers wrapped up Fashion Art Toronto with newness and innovation
CanCulture attends the showcase’s closing day and what the designers brought to the runway did not disappoint By: Sena Law Toronto’s longest-standing fashion showcase — Fashion Art Toronto returned…
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Fashion Art Toronto returns for fall and winter 2022 show
Over 30 Canadian designers showcased multi-art garments on the runway By: Teresa Valenton The multi-arts event, Fashion Art Toronto returns for a four-day event at Parkdale Hall. Located at…
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Behind the Design: A bag that costs as much as your groceries
Toronto-born Filipino designer Xylk Lorena releases his latest collection, a take on the iconic Birkin bag By Shekinah Natan Who would’ve thought that wearing grocery bags as a stylish…
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Does Gen-Z still hate Victoria’s Secret?
Controversy haunts the lingerie company’s corporate image despite a massive rebrand By: Alina Jaffer Content Warning: Mentions of anti-fatness Arriving in Canada in 2010, Victoria’s Secret (VS) conquered the…
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