Heather Taylor-Singh

1 week ago | torontolife.com | Heather Taylor-Singh

Rebecca Ramsdale, a 32-year-old nail technician, met Pat O’Rourke, a 36-year-old freelance photographer, videographer and clothing designer, through mutual friends at the beginning of 2013. A year later, they moved in together, and they spent almost a decade of their relationship travelling and starting their respective businesses. After nine years of dating, O’Rourke proposed to Ramsdale in her nail studio during a night of renovations, which he shared in a now-viral TikTok.

2 weeks ago | fashionmagazine.com | Heather Taylor-Singh

I have never liked bodysuits. Yes, they provide a seamless transition from top to bottom, but being constricted in a one-piece for hours isn’t my idea of a good time. Once, in high school, I wore a black Forever 21 (RIP) bodysuit that tormented my whole day. The fabric was itchy and kept cutting into my pelvis, and I dreaded going to the bathroom—even the snap button-closure was unsatisfying. My level of uncomfortability was so high, I swore off bodysuits for good.

Nov 8, 2024 | ellecanada.com | Heather Taylor-Singh

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.

Oct 24, 2024 | thekit.ca | Heather Taylor-Singh

At 56, Naomi Watts is doing quite a few things she’s never done before. She was recently nominated for her first Emmy; she’s publishing her first book based on her experiences with early menopause; and she’s launched her first line of products, the pro-aging beauty brand Stripes. She’s also unofficially leading a growing movement of voices acknowledging that menopause exists—absurdly, this is groundbreaking territory—and that women shouldn’t be counted out once they’ve reached midlife.

Oct 18, 2024 | thestar.com | Heather Taylor-Singh

Double, double, toil and trouble — Halloween is right around the corner. Yes, a trusted pair of black cat ears or an angel halo is always a good, low-effort option, but there’s plenty of inspiration this year for great pop-culture and celebrity Halloween costumes. In a recent Pinterest report, top searches ahead of the spooky season included Charli XCX makeup, “Love Island” and “Wicked” costumes.