Asma Sahebzada

3 weeks ago | thespec.com | Asma Sahebzada

GTA schools are reporting cases of a disease commonly known as “slapped cheek” syndrome — an infectious virus often appearing in school-age children. A recent letter posted on a door at a York Region elementary school confirmed one student was diagnosed with fifth disease, which experts say is usually seen in the late winter and in spring. Fifth disease is a viral infection common among young children that causes rashes on their cheeks and body.

1 month ago | thespec.com | Asma Sahebzada |Marisa Coulton

This year, the dress code for the event is “Tailored for you,” a nod to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibit that explores the history of Black style in menswear. Those on the star-studded guest list will likely incorporate tailoring in their looks, while being as creative as possible. Expect a variety of takes on suits, with classic accessories like canes, pocket squares, brooches, hats and ties likely to make an appearance.

1 month ago | thespec.com | Asma Sahebzada |Marisa Coulton

This year, the dress code for the event is “Tailored for you,” a nod to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibit that explores the history of Black style in menswear. Those on the star-studded guest list will likely incorporate tailoring in their looks, while being as creative as possible. Expect a variety of takes on suits, with classic accessories like canes, pocket squares, brooches, hats and ties likely to make an appearance.

1 month ago | mykawartha.com | Asma Sahebzada |Marisa Coulton

This year, the dress code for the event is “Tailored for you,” a nod to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibit that explores the history of Black style in menswear. Those on the star-studded guest list will likely incorporate tailoring in their looks, while being as creative as possible. Expect a variety of takes on suits, with classic accessories like canes, pocket squares, brooches, hats and ties likely to make an appearance.

1 month ago | flamboroughreview.com | Asma Sahebzada |Marisa Coulton

This year, the dress code for the event is “Tailored for you,” a nod to the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute exhibit that explores the history of Black style in menswear. Those on the star-studded guest list will likely incorporate tailoring in their looks, while being as creative as possible. Expect a variety of takes on suits, with classic accessories like canes, pocket squares, brooches, hats and ties likely to make an appearance.