Style Concept

It may not feel like Spring quite yet, but it’s time to dress the part. Incorporating florals, stripes and flowing fabrics into our wardrobe will get us in the mood for Spring/Summer. This season is all about bold prints, texture and colour. With that being said,  when choosing which pieces to rock this SS, it is important to remember who you are, what you’re most comfortable in and bringing these trends into YOUR own style. We often lose ourselves with what is trending or how other people are putting themselves together. It’s time to step back and remember what YOU love, what looks best on YOUR figure, with YOUR skin tone etc. not what works on the next person. Style is about you, and that’s what is so cool about it - the uniqueness of how you put things together and confidence one exudes while feeling great is something no one else has. As many of you know, I typically don’t dress or do my hair/makeup or home decor based off of what is “trending”, but rather what mak

IDS   [Interior Design Show] Toronto never disappoints. In it's 20th year the show was a full schedule of successful industry speakers and vendor exhibits from both new and familiar companies.  A few of the big trends showcased included; customizable tiles, mixing prints and one of my personal favourites - graffiti art. The hand knotted graffiti rugs by Finlay & Kath Inc. [4th photo] would give any space a very cool vibe.  We are seeing 3D printing becoming more and more popular in the design world. The pendants [6th photo] are by a new Vancouver based company that creates 3D printed light fixtures - they were all absolutely stunning!  At the back of the conference centre there was a market area featuring creative fashion and home products. I found some really interesting pieces here, one of my faves being these ceramic/porcerlain pieces. As per usual, IDS was a great event & I'm looking forward to the Fall edition out West!  Check out my Spring/Summer