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Noah, will you marry me?

HAVE YOU WATCHED THE NETFLIX SERIES Nobody Wants This, starring Adam Brody and Kristen Bell? If so, you’ve probably fallen in love with Brody’s character, Noah, a rabbi who has ambitions to become the head of his synagogue and falls in love with Bell’s Joanne, a cheeky podcast host. We’re used to onscreen male protagonists who are flawed, mysterious, dark and unable to communicate their emotions. They are often sexy and attractive but also allergic to commitment. And although this character type represents some of the single men out there, fortunately, they’re not all like that. Erin Foster, the series’ creator, put forward a character who embodies what heterosexual women usually look for in a partner: an open, understanding, courageous man who’s capable of putting his discomforts and feelings into…

Noah, will you marry me?

December/January/February

NORTHERN LUXURY LOUIS VUITTON has its sights set on Canada. Earlier this fall, the famous French brand presented its fall/winter 2024/2025 collection at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto, just one of several exciting recent Canadian initiatives. The maison also just opened a new location in Montreal—its first stand-alone store in the city—at the prestigious Royalmount shopping complex (following the opening of its reimagined store at the Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver), and it released a Toronto City Guide, its first Canadian edition in the series. The books offer an insider perspective on a variety of destinations around the globe, and the Toronto City Guide—available in print and via the Louis Vuitton City Guide app—further underscores the importance of our market to the luxury brand. CA.LOUISVUITTON.COM Treasure Trove VAN CLEEF & ARPELS’…

December/January/February

IN THE MUCH-TALKED-ABOUT HORROR-THRILLER The Substance, Demi Moore’s character, Elisabeth Sparkle, turns to some, um, questionable methods in her quest for eternal youth. One noteworthy scene sees the protagonist attempting to regain control of an extremely unhinged situation. She dons a shoulder-padded crimson dress for the occasion, an unmistakable symbol of her power move. Take it from the season’s catwalks: When it comes to making a statement, there’s no colour quite like red. Intrinsically linked to passion, love and desire, the fiery hue can ignite feelings of warmth and excitement. In nature, it symbolizes life and energy through stunning sunsets and vibrant flowers. Conversely, it can also represent danger and caution through stop signs and warning labels. Depending on a given culture, red can hold various meanings, from good fortune…

WHAT’S AT THE TOP OF YOUR WISH LIST THIS YEAR? KRIS AVAKIAN: “Health, continued success of Black Suede Studio and a pair of Chrome Hearts cross-patch jeans. I love the brand, and they would be the perfect addition to my collection.” ASHLEY ALEXIS MCFARLANE: “World peace.” KARA YOO: “A vacation. I’m always looking to spend time with loved ones rather than receive a physical gift, as we can all attest to having too many things. My dream destination would be somewhere with good food, shopping and architecture and a beach close by.” WHAT’S THE MOST FASHIONABLE GIFT YOU’VE EVER RECEIVED? KA: “A black Loewe biker jacket from my wife.” AAM: “My sapphire pavé ring from my grandmother. It’s simple and classic, and it goes with all my jewellery. I wear…

Smooth as Glass

RECENTLY, GLASS HAS STOLEN THE HEARTS of jewellers worldwide for its timelessness and creative possibilities. It’s even making waves in the luxury-fashion space, with brands like Simone Rocha and Maryam Nassir Zadeh highlighting the delicate material in their collections. But the use of glass isn’t a new or emerging trend; it’s been favoured by jewellery makers for centuries. “Glass has been around for millennia, but what defines it today as a contemporary material is how artists and designers are being innovative and pushing boundaries,” says Nadia Tasci, the owner of Toronto glass-jewellery studio Tasci Designs. “I believe this is the era of glass—the glass renaissance.” Since Greek and Roman times, volcanic obsidian glass has been used in rings and bracelets. The Romans even used glass to imitate more luxe stones,…

Smooth as Glass

The NEW NAMES to Know

THE NEW AMERICAN NAME: COLLEEN ALLEN When Colleen Allen designed a witch-inspired collection for her fall/winter 2024/2025 womenswear debut, she didn’t go in for “double, double toil and trouble” motifs but, rather, a mix of Victorian underpinnings and modern gorpcore-adjacent elements, like Polartec—The Witch meets The Blair Witch Project, perhaps. Delicate bloomers contrast with what Allen calls “big, extroverted, ritualistic garments,” like a velvet opera coat that looks like it was made for Tilda Swinton to swan around in. The minimalist mood of the collection makes sense given that Allen is an alum of Calvin Klein and her attention to detail was honed at The Row. “Once you start working like that, there’s no going back,” she says. THE NEW TAILORING WHIZ: TOLU COKER Tolu Coker’s fall/winter 2024/2025 runway show…

The NEW NAMES to Know

The NEW LUXURY Visionaries

CHEMENA KAMALI AT CHLOÉ Did you get the memo? Boho is back, and Chemena Kamali has a lot to do with that. Chloé’s new creative director racked up several stints at the French house prior to taking on the role, so she’s hyper-familiar with everything the feminine-buthippie Chloé girl wants—namely, floaty chiffons, groovy ’70s trousers and delicate logo belts. And the ultimate bohemian dream girl, Sienna Miller, was seated front row at the spring/summer 2025 show. SEÁN MCGIRR AT ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Dublin-born Central Saint Martins grad Seán McGirr held posts at J.W.Anderson, Burberry and Dries Van Noten, among others, before joining the house of McQueen as creative director. For fall/winter 2024/2025, his inspiration was the East End of London, England, which translated into looks that were dark, sleek and clingy…

The NEW LUXURY Visionaries

The NEW FASHION FLEX: It’s From the Vault

UNABLE TO AFFORD A PROM DRESS AT FULL PRICE, Alexis Novak had to dig through the Goodwill racks. At the time, she found it embarrassing. Now she sees things differently. As the founder of Tab Vintage, an online store devoted to rare vintage clothing, Novak has transformed the thrill of the hunt into a curated luxury experience. Harnessing the deluge of archival material online, Instagram-friendly sourcers like Tab Vintage and Shrimpton Couture can context ualize the pieces they’re selling with pictures of Kate Moss wearing the same look. It’s exclusivity rooted in nostalgia for older generations revisiting looks they loved—and a chance to introduce younger fashion enthusiasts to the original iterations of trends they see today. Customers are sliding into Novak’s DMs, searching for that piece no one else can…

The NEW FASHION FLEX: It’s From the Vault

The NEW WAY Forward

LONDON-BASED FASHION BRAND COS draws inspiration from contemporary culture and is recognized for its iconic wardrobe staples, elevated classics and innovative designs. Led by design director Karin Gustafsson, the COS team is committed to quality and sustainability and takes a bespoke approach to clothing, which results in unique collections that are a seamless blend of functionality and timelessness. The brand frequently revisits experimental style elements, and it uses new materials that feature the latest advances in textiles to ensure a thoughtful use of fibres, whether recycled, renewed or sustainably sourced. Alongside its main collections, COS offers seasonal Atelier lines—for both men and women—which focus on pieces that can go from day to evening and are rooted in luxury. We spoke with Gustafsson about her fashion journey, the evolution of the…

The NEW WAY Forward

EVERY YEAR, AS SOON AS THE MERCURY begins its descent, Uniqlo aficionados across the country wait with bated breath for the brand’s latest Heattech innovations to land in stores. Developed more than two decades ago in collaboration with Japanese company Toray, a renowned manufacturer of cutting-edge materials, Heattech technology is designed to conserve heat via an ultra-soft blend of polyester, acrylic, rayon and elastane. Here’s how it works: The weave’s fibres, which are 10 times finer than human hair, wick away moisture, absorbing the kinetic energy of water molecules emitted by the body and converting them into thermal energy. Since its debut, the collection has grown to include several levels of warmth to keep wearers cozy no matter the forecast. There’s the standard range for crisp fall days, then the…

10 QUESTIONS WITH Roham & Ashkan Hobian

1 What’s your go-to brand for everyday wear? “COS is probably our go-to. Its collections feature a lot of clean lines and timeless styles that transcend traditional gender boundaries, giving you versatility when [you’re] shopping.” 2 If you could steal someone’s wardrobe, whose would it be? Ashkan: “For me, it would probably be Freddie Mercury. He gave us so many iconic looks, both onstage and off.” Roham: “Jacob Elordi—he’s giving effortless chic, and we love to see it.” 3 What’s the best thing about working together? “There’s never a dull moment. At this point, I think we just need our own TV show.” 4 What’s your essential budget-friendly beauty product? “Anything that keeps our lips hydrated. Currently, we have Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm in the Iced Coffee flavour on…

10 QUESTIONS WITH Roham & Ashkan Hobian

WHEN I WAS COMING OF AGE IN THE 1990S, skateboarding—which was then still a fringe sport—was very important to me. It was an era in which skaters seemed free and accepting of others’ differences; we all identified as outsiders, and we found a community through urethane wheels, wood boards and rough grip tape. But it wasn’t long before a white jockish heteronormative attitude became pervasive. Suddenly, to be accepted, you had to push yourself to the edge of safety—blood and broken bones became badges of honour, homophobic slurs filled skate parks and anyone who deviated from this machismo attitude was considered lame. I came across many teens who loved skateboarding but did not fit in with this mindset and became too afraid to express themselves, which forced them to skate…

A FEW YEARS AGO, LEILA GEORGE got a call from her team: Acclaimed filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón (Roma, Gravity) was working on an adaptation of a book called Disclaimer and wanted to meet with the now 32-year-old. But he wanted to do more than chat. He offered her a role—a younger version of the lead character, Catherine Ravenscroft, played by Cate Blanchett—no audition required. “I just couldn’t quite believe it,” says George, whose earlier credits include crime drama Animal Kingdom and 2018 post-apocalypse film Mortal Engines. “You hear about these things happening in this industry, but it almost feels like a myth—some kind of legend—especially when you’re still in the early stages [of a career], like I am. And it happened to me. I haven’t wanted to question it. I know…

SEVERANCE (SEASON TWO) It’s been nearly three years since Severance, Apple TV+’s addictive sci-fi thriller directed in part by Ben Stiller, became the internet’s favourite show to theorize about. Anticipation for the series—which is set in a world where employees of a biotech corporation undergo a mysterious procedure to keep their workplace and IRL personas (called “innies” and “outies”) separate—has only grown since then, so such an extended hiatus makes the stakes for its return feel high. Details about season two are being kept very tightly under wraps, but we do know, at least, that the Adam Scott-led show has a major cliffhanger to resolve: A trio of “severed” employees have managed to awaken their innies in the outside world, meaning they’re navigating completely uncharted territory. THE WHITE LOTUS (SEASON…

SMOKE SHOW Indulge in some ’90s nostalgia with a smouldering throwback look. Taupe shadow (from the limited-edition Diorshow 5 Couleurs palette in 863 Soir de Bal, $92) on the lids and lower lash lines brings drama while a double dose of silver—a shadow and a crayon (Diorshow Stylo in 076 Pearly Silver, $45)—dials up the festive factor. As for the lips? They get coloured in with a nude liner and then adorned with champagne highlighter (from the Rouge Blush Colour & Glow multi-use face palette in 100 Diorissimo, $67). Hot-pink blush high on the cheeks seals the deal. JUST BITTEN Why not give the ombré-lip trend a whirl… in reverse? Start by creating a neutral canvas with a light coat of concealer (Dior Forever Skin Correct, $54), and then apply…

The Art of Gifting Fragrance

A PERSON’S SIGNATURE SCENT IS AS INTIMATE AS IT GETS. “In a way, finding the ideal perfume is a bit like finding one’s soulmate,” muses French perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, the man behind cult fragrance Baccarat Rouge 540. “It’s infinitely personal and reveals a lot about someone’s character.” If you’ve ever inhaled from blotter after blotter at a cosmetics counter, you know that unearthing an aroma that feels authentically like you and that you’ll yearn to smell on your skin day after day is no small feat. So imagine the added complexity of attempting this enterprise for someone else! Luckily, the pros assure us that there are a few simple criteria to keep in mind to guarantee success every time. DO YOUR HOMEWORK “First, let’s make one thing clear: You should…

The Art of Gifting Fragrance

COMING UP Roses

AT THE FAMED HOTEL DU CAP-EDEN-ROC (where Sofia Richie Grainge got married) in Antibes, France, this past summer, Dior unveiled its latest beauty launch: Dior Prestige La Micro-Huile de Rose Activated Serum. Although the setting—with its infinity pool overlooking the Mediterranean and verdant Aleppo pines and palm trees—was absolutely breathtaking, it was the new serum that stole the spotlight. Its star ingredient? The sumptuous Rose de Granville, the French house’s mythical flower, grown in the Jardin de la Rose Dior in Normandy. Its strength lies in its natural richness—with its 22 revitalizing micronutrients, including omegas 3 and 6—which is concentrated in its petals. In order to create this breakthrough formula, the Dior research-and-development team furthered its exploration in cosmetic micronutrition and managed to demonstrate that in addition to playing a…

COMING UP Roses

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

IN SOMALIA, ACCESSING EDUCATION remains a significant challenge, particularly for adolescent girls and children with disabilities. Societal stigma, discrimination and a lack of resources prevent three out of five children from receiving the education they deserve. Through the UNdaunted campaign, supported by the Government of Canada, UNICEF Canada is breaking down these barriers by creating inclusive and equitable learning environments—ensuring that no child is left behind. Faiza, a bright 14-year-old student from Puntland, is a perfect example of how this initiative is transforming lives. After her family fled conflict in Mogadishu, Faiza’s dream of attending school seemed out of reach as her father, a carpenter, struggled to afford school fees for all of his children. While her friends were able to attend school, Faiza stayed at home. “I wanted so…

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY

IT ALL STARTED BACK IN 1909 when a young chemist by the name of Eugène Schueller concocted a groundbreaking non-toxic hair-colour formula. Finally, consumers could achieve the trendy blond cropped ’do of the era without compromising their safety. He called his brand “L’Auréale,” likely a reference to “l’auréole”—a.k.a. “the halo”—a popular hairstyle at the start of the 20th century. The spelling was eventually changed to L’Oréal, a rumoured nod to “oreos,” the Ancient Greek word for “beauty.” The rest, as they say, is history—115 illustrious years of it, to be exact. What began as a humble operation out of a small apartment on the rue d’Alger in Paris, where the kitchen served as a makeshift lab, has gone on to become a worldwide leader in beauty. Today, the L’Oréal Groupe…

The Power of SCENT

AUSTRALIAN ACTOR AND PRODUCER Margot Robbie is no stranger to the Chanel brand. She has been an ambassador since 2018 and is a regular fixture in the front row at the French house’s runway shows, not to mention the face of several fragrance and beauty campaigns. But most recently, Robbie is following in the footsteps of strong, dynamic women such as Marilyn Monroe, Catherine Deneuve, Marion Cotillard and Nicole Kidman by becoming the new face of the iconic Chanel No. 5. “[It’s] alluring, powerful, independent, enigmatic [and] abstract,” says Robbie, describing the scent. When Coco Chanel launched the fragrance back in 1921, she revolutionized the world of luxury fashion and beauty with a product that represents so much more than the perfume itself. Since its debut, Chanel No. 5 has…

The Power of SCENT

WHEN LATE HAIRDRESSER ORIBE CANALES launched his namesake line in 2008, the idea was to create not only a luxury hair brand but also high-performing products he could use on his roster of famous clients (think many a mononymic pop star and supermodel) that exceeded what was currently available. “Session hairdressers would use all types of unconventional products to realize the texture of the hair they were looking for,” says co-founder and president Daniel Kaner, “like Nivea cream, olive oil, sea water, KY jelly, dry shampoo….” It was the final item on that list that Canales would reach for most often. “Oribe was known—among many things—as the go-to guy for big hair,” says Kaner. “So he loved the volume it provided, the separation, the piecey-ness, the slept-in look.” But the…

IF YOU HAVE EVER MARVELLED at the pudgy, impossibly smooth cheeks of a child, you, my friend, have been privy to the power of collagen. A protein that forms the structural foundation of our skin, hair, nails and connective tissue, it’s what confers that cherub-like bounce on young dermises. As Dr. Renée Beach, a Toronto-based dermatologist and the founder of DermAtelier on Avenue, puts it, collagen is “the soil of our skin.” Within our body, there are multiple kinds of it—so far, 28 have been discovered—but close to 90 percent of our collagen falls under Type I. “The primary structure of collagen consists of amino acids—mostly glycine, proline and hydroxyproline,” explains Karen Asquith, international director of education for G.M. Collin skincare. The vital protein is responsible for firmness and elasticity,…

Penélope Cruz always fantasized about being the late, great actor Anouk Aimée in the 1966 romantic drama Un homme et une femme (A Man and a Woman), directed by prominent French filmmaker Claude Lelouch. “Anouk’s look attracted me—her elegance and her timeless style,” says Cruz of Aimée’s legendary role in the New Wave film. Instead, though, she became a lauded international icon in her own right—and award-winning Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar’s muse. So it was kismet, then, when Chanel cast Cruz—who is one of the brand’s ambassadors—in an ad based on this very film last year, allowing Cruz to finally enter the world of Lelouch, alongside Brad Pitt, whose role was originally played by French actor Jean-Louis Trintignant. The short, which is a tribute to an iconic bag and was…

HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

SILVER LINING Metallic tones bring an elegant touch. RAW GOLD A celebration that’s sure to shine. BLACK ON BLACK Tried, true and definitively chic. BROWN CRAZE From beige to cocoa, the hue works its charm. MELLOW YELLOW Lift your spirits with this sunny shade. VIBRANT GREENS Khaki, emerald and lime green set the tone. RED HOT Turn up the heat. GREY MATTER Choose the texture to suit the mood. ULTRA VIOLET Bring a hint of surprise with this seductive shade. OVER THE RAINBOW The joy of a delightfully multicoloured palette.…

HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

In Good Company

IN 2022, TORONTO-BASED FRIENDS AMY YU AND SASHA MEI were having lunch at Manita, a popular dining spot in the city, when they realized they had a shared passion. “We were talking about fostering connection—I really like hosting events, and Amy is the best community-gathering person out there,” says Mei, a full-time fashion- and lifestyle-content creator. The duo continued bouncing ideas off each other, and in December of that year, they invited a close group of friends over to Mei’s apartment for a blind wine tasting. “We wanted to connect all our friends because we have so many different groups,” explains Yu, a neurology resident. “That’s what really inspired our first wine night: We wanted to host and bring our friends together so they could all be friends.” By early…

In Good Company

The Magic of St. Lucia

DRIVING AROUND ST. LUCIA IS AN ADVENTURE in itself. Crisscrossing the Caribbean island’s verdant mountainous landscape offers the opportunity to take in the most stunning scenery: colourful houses perched on hillsides, pristine white-sand beaches and a meandering turquoise coastline. Although this mango-shaped country is small—only about 44 kilometres long—it takes at least three hours to drive the length of it, thanks to its high peaks, interior rainforests and winding roads. Whether you want to explore tropical trails, splash around in the surf, indulge in local cuisine or shop at bustling markets, St. Lucia is a perfect holiday destination. RICH CULTURE Originally inhabited by the Arawak and Carib peoples, St. Lucia was discovered by Europeans in the 15th century. Over time, it changed hands between the French and the British until…

The Magic of St. Lucia

48 Hours in LISBON

LISBON IS THE PERFECT SPOT for anyone looking for a culturally rich and historic destination. With its dynamic food-and-drink scene, world-renowned shops and artistically appealing surroundings, Portugal’s capital has so much to offer. Here are a few of the best places to stay, eat, drink and shop during your next visit. STAY PALÁCIO PRÍNCIPE REAL Originally built in 1877 for the co-founder of popular Lisbon newspaper Diário de Notícias, the Palácio Príncipe Real was passed from generation to generation until 2020, when it was converted into a luxe oasis with 25 guest rooms and suites. Some rooms still have the building’s original white-and-blue Portuguese tiling (known as azulejos) and hand-painted arabesque ceilings, but all conveniently have a Smeg fridge filled with complimentary drinks and snacks. On-site, you’ll find a hidden…

48 Hours in LISBON

WHETHER WE’RE CONSCIOUS OF IT OR NOT, food makes us feel things. It’s present at everything from weddings to funerals, but it is also what we turn to when we’re homesick or when we’re actually at home sick. Some dishes stay with us from childhood and have the power to unlock nostalgia or bring a sense of ease and familiarity when we’re far from home. It’s this exact theme that charismatic British-Israeli chef, restaurateur and 11-time cookbook author Yotam Ottolenghi dives into in his latest collection of recipes, aptly named Ottolenghi Comfort. “This book is about the emotional reaction that food [brings about in] people,” he says. With 100-plus diverse recipes that incorporate culinary—and cultural—insights from co-authors Helen Goh, Verena Lochmuller and Tara Wigley, this tome is less about mac…

Astrology Guide 2025

CAPRICORN DECEMBER 22 – JANUARY 19 Intimate conversations and re-evaluating your interpersonal connections set the tone for the new year. You may be wondering about your role in certain long-term projects. In January, the best thing to do is take stock rather than take action. From February on, a mildness sets in at home. At the same time, this month invites you to examine your habits: What have you optimized since last year? Every day offers the opportunity to realign yourself. An associate seems to be looking for your support at the beginning of March, but you may be hesitating. This month could require all your communication tools and suck up your mental energy. At the end of March, the foundations of your family cocoon could be shaken, pushing you…

Astrology Guide 2025

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ALTHOUGH THERE WERE MANY NOTABLE SHOWS when designers showcased their spring/summer 2025 collections in New York, London, Milan and Paris this past September, none were as universally lauded by critics, fashionistas and fans as Saint Laurent’s. Yes, the front row was studded with big names (including Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss and Zoë and Lenny Kravitz), and it’s true that model Bella Hadid made a dramatic return to the runway—strutting in a slouchy black power suit—after a health-related hiatus she took starting in late 2022. But it was the clothes that were on everyone’s lips as attendees exited the show at the maison’s Rue de Bellechasse HQ. Creative director Anthony Vaccarello had not shown at this venue since he presented his first collection with the famed French brand, and, eight years…

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