Heather Taylor-Singh

4 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Heather Taylor-Singh

Growing up with common-law parents, the most important dress of my mom’s life was a mere fantasy. Wedding photos weren’t plastered around our house, and if TLC’s Say Yes to the Dress was on TV, I turned the channel. I never dreamt of floating down the aisle boasting bridalwear’s mainstays of big ball gowns, lace trains and tulle veils. Recently, while in conversation with some of my girlfriends, I’ve found we share a similar sentiment.

2 weeks ago | thekit.ca | Heather Taylor-Singh

The first time I saw The Virgin Suicides, I was a 19-year-old university student balancing my newfound adulthood and the desire to stay rooted in my girlhood. I was fascinated by the world of the Lisbon sisters, seen through director Sofia Coppola’s dreamy lens. From the opening scene, when Kirsten Dunst’s Lux takes the last licks of her popsicle on her suburban street, I was mesmerized.

1 month 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.

1 month 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.