Oxford Properties

March 24, 2025

Pantone’s Spring Colour Trends: Mocha Mousse Palettes.

Trench coats and capes are making a stylish return, with this hybrid cropped Trench-Cape. It adds a dramatic yet refined layer, perfect for the changing spring weather.

Marciano Mule

COS Midi Skirt

COS Oversized Cape

Mango Earrings

March 25, 2025

This season’s long denim skirt embraces the 70s bohemian fashion vibe. With a traditional five-pocket design and contrasting topstitching that creates Maje’s signature M shape, it’s a timeless piece for Spring. Dina’s paired it with a cropped short-sleeve dress shirt and statement earrings.

Maje Denim Skirt

Zara Poplin Shirt

Mango Earrings

H&M Heels (similar look)

March 26, 2025

Fashion in 2025 embraces long skirts and monochromatic greys, redefining traditional elegance with a modern twist. By blending masculine accents with feminine grace, it presents a fresh, confident take on contemporary womenswear.

Aldo Black Heels

Alternative: Aritzia Blazer

Aritzia Maxi Skirt

Alternative: Mejuri Earrings

March 27, 2025

Balloon sleeve blouses are making a bold statement in spring 2025, adding drama and romance to everyday wear with their voluminous silhouettes. Meanwhile, the Ganni knit vest offers fresh textures and playful patterns, providing a chic, effortless layering option for both casual and polished looks.

Ganni Knit Vest

Zara Poplin Shirt

Club Monaco Trouser

B2 Heels | Mejuri Earrings (similar)

Isabelle Allain

@izzipoopi, is a Canadian content creator and writer featured in Elle Canada, specializing in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle. Known for her work with luxury brands, Allain combines her writing expertise with a passion for fashion to create engaging content.

– What inspired you to start your journey in the digital creation space?

• I always dreamed of working in the fashion industry, and I did. I worked for Elle magazine, for stylists, producers and I loved it all. But, I’ve always wanted to explore my own vision. I felt like content creation was the best outlet for that.

– Can you share a defining moment in your career that shaped your creative direction?

• Working with my dream brand, Loewe. I had the opportunity to visit their factories in Madrid to shoot content with them. They treated everything with a touch of humour, and it really strengthened my vision of fashion content. I realized it doesn’t have to be so serious and you can add your personal touch to it.

– What advice would you give to aspiring digital creators looking to make their mark?

• Be authentic, and don’t look at what other people are doing. Find what makes you unique and run with it all the way.

Dorian Who

@dorian.who a Tehran-born designer, creative director and founder of the Toronto-based brand DORIAN WHO. Known for her avant-garde streetwear and commitment to sustainability, she won CAFA’s Emerging Talent award and was a finalist for the Amiri Prize. She has been featured by the likes of Forbes, Vogue, WWD, ID and Elle Canada just to name a few publications.

– What inspired you to start your journey in the digital creation

• It started very organically for me. I was posting my personal style while working full-time in retail and job hunting. I needed to add some fun to my life, so I started sharing my outfits and my design on Instagram. Within 2-3 months, I started receiving international press, and I decided to keep that part of my life going!

– Can you share a defining moment in your career that shaped your creative direction?

• Yes, when I started collaborating with photographers, I realized I didn’t just want an ordinary photo—I wanted everything to be perfect! The lighting, the background, the styling. I began enjoying the process of putting ideas together and promoting brands, hoping that one day I would work with them. I think the defining moment for me was when I launched my first collection and took on the entire creative direction for my campaigns. Working with over 50 people on set really shaped my vision and solidified my creative direction.

– What advice would you give to aspiring digital creators looking to make their mark?

• I believe we live in a time where anyone can become a digital creator, but authenticity is key. People connect more when influencers are real and genuine. It’s important to remember that being a digital creator is a full-time job and not an easy one. Consistency plays a big role in building your presence and making an impact, so stay committed and true to yourself!

Lexson Millington

@lexsonator originally from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, pursued engineering at the University of Guelph Humber before discovering his true passion for fashion and storytelling. Influenced by his musician parents, Lexson blends 70s revival with New York funk in his personal style. His work has been recognized by DAZED, Essence, and ET Canada, with collaborations including Dior Beauty, Burberry, Levi’s, and Zara.

– Can you share a defining moment in your career that shaped your creative direction?

• I remember the first time one of my styling videos went viral on TikTok. The comments I received were so supportive and insightful. It felt like I was starting to build a community of people who also wanted to express themselves more through fashion. To this day I am still finding new ways to educate and inspire my fashion community.

– How do you balance staying true to your unique style while keeping up with evolving trends?

• What works for me is incorporating parts of a current trend I like and testing it out with my personal style. If I love it, it sticks, and if I don’t It’s gotta go. This way you’re never really wavering from trend to trend because you are slowly experimenting with the style you have established over time.

– What advice would you give to aspiring digital creators looking to make their mark?

• To all aspiring digital creators out there, remember to be yourself and to stay consistent with sharing what you’re passionate about because it will pay off.

Liv Judd

@livjudd is a fashion and beauty influencer who has worked across all media for more than two decades. Her sophisticated signature style has led her to work with brands such as Mejuri, Michael Kors, Anthropologie and David Yurman, just to name a few.

– How do you balance staying true to your unique style while keeping up with evolving trends?

• Years of looking at fashion and beauty has definitely helped define my personal style which leans toward elegant. My eyes tell me what me what I like and my fashion & beauty industry friends give me a nudge and additional inspiration along the way.

– What role does collaboration play in your creative process?

• Incredibly important otherwise you create in a bubble and nothing new is learned from that. I listen and watch and digest what people say and do and create. But I also listen to my gut as to what feels right and what feels like me.

– What advice would you give to aspiring digital creators looking to make their mark?

• Don’t give up. Be inspired and inspiring. Be yourself. Listen to your audience. Stay consistent — this is so key. Create beautiful work and people will find you. Have fun! Most importantly, never take any of this for granted. It is an extreme privilege to be able to call myself a content creator and know that women follow my journey and my advice daily. I wake up everyday feeling very, very grateful for the community on each platform.

Mei Pang

@meicrosoft is a first-generation Canadian of Malaysian descent, shifted from studying art at OCAD to creating bold makeup looks online in 2015. Known for her shaved head and tattoos, she’s modeled for Rihanna, worked with major beauty brands, and appeared in top publications like Allure, PAPER, and DAZED Beauty.

– What inspired you to start your journey in the digital creation space?

• I decided to dive in full time after losing my corporate job. My father always told me to try everything once plus since I’ve always been on the Internet as a viewer (Tumblr, myspace, etc) I thought there would be no better time.

– How do you balance staying true to your unique style while keeping up with evolving trends?

• I only do things that I want to do. Makeup and art is one of my sources of pure joy so I want to celebrate that. Plus it’s blatantly obvious when I force myself to film/produce work that doesn’t feel genuine. I can’t hide anything from my face.

– What advice would you give to aspiring digital creators looking to make their mark?

• Don’t niche yourself down too hard too quickly. And don’t be afraid of failure.

FLAMENCO PURSE

New to the classic Flamenco family, the Flamenco Purse is defined by a ruched design crafted in LOEWE’s signature supple mellow nappa lambskin and features the iconic donut chain interwoven with matching leather.

Flamenco clutch in nappa calfskin

Large Flamenco clutch

SQUEEZE BAG

The Squeeze bag is a sophisticated and feminine bag in buttery nappa leather. It is a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship, innovative research and distinctive design, with a surprisingly light ruched body, an adjustable donut chain and a tactile squeezy handle.

Small Squeeze bag in nappa lambskin

Medium Squeeze bag in nappa lambskin

PUZZLE BAG

The Puzzle bag is the debut bag for LOEWE by Creative Director Jonathan Anderson. A cuboid shape and precise cutting technique create Puzzle’s distinctive geometric lines.

Small Puzzle bag in mellow calfskin

Small Puzzle bag in mellow calfskin

HAMMOCK BAG

A multifunctional bag with supple side panels that release to change its shape. Looped straps allow the bag to be worn in multiple ways.

Compact Hammock bag in satin calfskin

Small Hammock bag in satin calfskin

May 5, 2025

This vibrant blue knit pairs effortlessly with a floral pleated midi skirt for a fresh look. Finished with pearl earrings and ivory slingback heels, it’s perfect for a polished Spring outing.

Zara Knit Sleeve Top

Zara Printed Skirt

Similar Zara Earrings

Zara Heels

May 7

This coordinated set stuns with a bold black floral print on a cream backdrop. The structured top and wide-leg trousers create a polished silhouette, while gold mules add a luxe finish — making this look ideal for a stylish soirée or an elevated daytime event.

Sandro Motif Shirt

Sandro Trousers

Mango Earrings

Zara Heels

May 8, 2025

This striped knit dress channels refined charm with its button-down front and flounced hem. Paired with bow heels, it’s a chic choice for any occasion.

Sandro Knit Dress

Kate Spade Mules

Zara Coral Earrings

May 9, 2025

This look blends playful and daring with a floral tie-front shirt, flower earrings, unique front-pocket jeans, and a bold pop of yellow mule heels—perfect for embracing the vibrant colour trend.

Sandro High-Rise Jeans

Zara Earrings

Kate Spade Heel Sandal

GUESS Colette Top

Bisexual Pride Flag

Created by bisexuality activist Michael Page in 1998, this flag has three horizontal stripes—pink, purple and blue—and represents bisexuality. The pink stripe is for attraction to the same gender, blue for the attraction to a different gender, and the purple represents attraction to two or more genders.

Lesbian Pride Flag

This Pride Flag was created in 1999 by graphic designer Emily Gwen. Her goal was to create a symbol for the lesbian community. This flag has seven horizontal stripes: three stripes of gradient red and orange, one stripe of white and three stripes of gradient pink. The shades of orange represent gender non-conformity and community, the white stripe represents unique relationships to womanhood, while the shades of pink are for serenity, peace and femininity.

Transgender Pride Flag

Transgender activist and US Navy Veteran Monica Helms created this Transgender Flag in 1999. She created the flag—consisting of five horizontal stripes of blue, pink, white, pink, blue—as a symbol to celebrate and empower transgender people, including the diversity within the community and the rights that transgender folks are still fighting for. The light pink and light blue stripes represent traditional colours for male and female and the white stripe is for those transitioning, are intersex or are non-binary.

Pansexual Pride Flag

Graphic artist Jasper Vardey created the Pansexual Pride Flag in 2010 as he wanted to create a standalone symbol for the pansexuality community. You can spot this flag by its three horizontal stripes in pink, yellow and blue. Just like the Polysexual Pride Flag with pink and blue representing attraction to those who identify as female and male, the yellow stripe is for attraction regardless of gender.

Asexual Pride Flag

First introduced in 2010 by a group of asexual activists, this Pride Flag was created to empower the asexual community. Consisting of four horizontal stripes in black, grey, white, and purple, black represents asexuality, gray is for the grey area between asexuality and sexuality, white for sexuality and lastly, the purple stripe represents community.

Genderqueer Pride Flag

First introduced in 2011 by genderqueer activist Marilyn Roxie, the Genderqueer Pride Flag was created to represent those who identify as a combination of genders or who have a gender that is outside the traditional male and female binary. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes: purple, white and green with purple representing androgyny and other queer identities, white for agender identities or having no gender and green for those who are non-binary.

Genderfluid Pride Flag

In 2012, genderfluid activist JJ Poole first introduced the Genderfluid Pride Flag. It was created to celebrate people who have a gender identity that is not fixed and can fluctuate in different circumstances and/or over time. This flag has five stripes in colours of pink, white, purple, black and blue and each one represents a different part of the genderfluid community. Pink is for femininity, white for neutrality, purple for a combination of male and female genders, black for the absence of gender and blue for masculinity.

Polysexual Pride Flag

In 2012, Tumblr user Samlin created the Polysexual Flag, and it was introduced to differentiate polysexuality from bisexuality and pansexuality. This flag has three horizontal stripes in pink, green and blue. Pink represents attraction to female-identifying people, the blue for attraction to those who identify as male, and the green stripe is for attraction to people who identify as non-binary or other genders.

Intersex Pride Flag

This Intersex Pride Flag was designed by intersex activist and organization founder Morgan Carpenter in 2013. This flag was created to empower the intersex community which consists of people who are born with reproductive traits or sexual anatomy that are outside of the male-female binary. There have been changes made to the Intersex Flag over the years, but this version is yellow with the outline of a purple circle on it—two colours that are seen as gender neutral.

Nonbinary Pride Flag

The Nonbinary Flag was created in 2014 by nonbinary activist Kye Rowan to represent people who don’t identify with either binary gender or those who don’t identify within the binary in general. With stripes of yellow, white, purple and black, each colour has a different meaning: yellow for gender outside the binary, white for those who have multiple or all genders, purple for those who are both female and male identifying while the black stripe represents those with no gender.

Agender Pride Flag

Salem X created the Agender Pride Flag in 2014 and it represents people who don’t identify with any gender, are gender neutral or have no gender. The flag has seven horizontal stripes, two black stripes at the top and bottom of the flag, two grey stripes above and below the black, two white stripes next to grey and a green stripe in the middle. The black and white stripes represent the absence of gender, the grey stripes are for those who are semi-genderless, and the green stripe represents non-binary folks.

Bigender Pride Flag

Currently, there are multiple variations of the Bigender Pride Flag. This flag, created in 2014 by Tumblr user ‘no-bucks-for-this-doe,’ is one of the more commonly used versions. It represents those who identify with two genders, whether that’s male and female or outside of the gender binary. This flag has seven horizontal stripes in two shades of pink, two stripes in one shade of purple, one of white and two shades of blue. While there’s currently no written explanation to explain what each colour means, it is widely thought that the pink and blue stripes represent the feelings of identity, the top purple stripe is for good relationships, the white stripe is for unique bigender experiences, and the bottom purple stripe is for pride.

The Two-Spirit Pride Flag

This flag represents Indigenous American that identity as two-spirit individuals meaning they fall outside of the M-F binary. Tumbler user ‘2Sanon’ developed the most seen two-spirit flag and was submitted to ask-pride-colour-schemes on December 17, 2016. The feathers represent masculine and feminine identities. The circle signifies the unification of both identities into a separate gender while the rainbow represents modern queer identities.

Trans-Inclusive Gay Men’s Pride Flag

This version of the Gay Men’s Pride Flag is the second iteration, and its time of creation is unknown. It has seven horizontal stripes in different shades of green and blue, along with a white stripe in the middle. The flag now includes representation for non-cisgender gay men.

Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag

This flag has had a few iterations. In 2018, Portland-based artist Daniel Quasar designed the Progress Pride Flag, which was the rainbow stripes of the Pride flag, plus triangle stripes of white, pink and blue for the transgender community, along with black and brown triangle stripes to represent marginalized people of colour. In 2021, it received an update by Valentino Vecchietti to include a yellow triangle and purple circle to call back to the original 2013 Intersex Pride Flag.

April 22, 2025

Muted and bold colors are working in harmony this season, creating a versatile and dynamic palette that caters to a wide range of styles. Whether you’re leaning into understated elegance or making a vibrant statement, this balanced mix offers endless possibilities for creative expression.

Banana Republic Poplin Shirt

Sandro Trousers

Zara Geometric Earrings

Zara Open Toe Heels

April 23, 2025

The fashion world is wholeheartedly embracing bold colors and architectural tailoring, with the fuchsia suit taking center stage, driven by the structured blazer silhouette. This vibrant hue has evolved into a powerful symbol of empowerment and confidence.

Zara Heels | Aldo Earrings

Uniqlo Crewneck

Zara Trousers

Zara blazer

April 24, 2025

Merging timeless denim with a twist, this look becomes a canvas for personal expression. Unconventional embellishments — crystal and pearl accents — add a bold and unexpected edge.

Maje Embroidered Pants

Maje Denim Shirt

Zara Heels

H&M Bead Earrings

April 25, 2025

Bubble hem dresses feature voluminous, rounded hemlines that create a sculptural silhouette. Made from lightweight fabrics like chiffon and organza, they often come in soft pastels—perfect for warm-weather occasions this week.

COS Bubble Hem Dress

COS Tie-Front Waistcoat

Mango Ring | Zara Earrings

Zara Open Toe Heels

Golden Goose Customization

Harry Rosen Wedding Experience

Jimmy Choo Customization

Laduree Afternoon Tea

Lids Cap Customization

Away Luggage Tag Personalization

Canada Goose Customization

Cartier Engraving

Jo Malone Engraving

Holt Renfrew Corporate Gifting Program

Moose Knuckles Customization

Sephora Brow Lamination

Aritzia Personal Styling

Holt Renfrew Personal Shopping