Julianne Costigan

2 months ago | thekit.ca | Jillian Vieira |Julianne Costigan

The Spring 2025 fashion season is shaping up to be one of complete sartorial renewal. The looks ahead embody power, practicality and an all-bets-are-off attitude, including a focus on an undeniably masculine aesthetic, a new starring role for a closet basic, and a once-cloying colour palette that’s finally earning its cool factor. Here, six standout styling directions for the months ahead. Tank girlsMost of us have relegated the ribbed tank top to a lowly layering basic—no longer.

Nov 28, 2024 | thekit.ca | Julianne Costigan |Jennifer Berry

Shop The Kit is the personal shopper column that will solve your style dilemmas. Every month, Julianne Costigan, The Kit’s stylist-at-large and author of the shopping resource The Digital Style Guide answers your questions, giving you real solutions for building a functional, stylish wardrobe. Festive invitations are rolling in, and the search for great holiday outfits has spiked. Rich fabrics, brilliant shimmer and dramatic silhouettes are filling the stores—and this stylist’s cup.

Nov 4, 2024 | theifp.ca | Julianne Costigan

I think about jewelry the same way I think about gravy at a holiday feast — on its own, it may not be the main component of a meal, or an outfit, but it does make everything better. It’s the finishing piece, the accent, the highlight and always worth indulging in. And, of course, it always makes a beautiful gift. As the chill of fall thickens into winter, the layers of clothing grow and so does the importance of jewelry.

Nov 4, 2024 | orangeville.com | Julianne Costigan

I think about jewelry the same way I think about gravy at a holiday feast — on its own, it may not be the main component of a meal, or an outfit, but it does make everything better. It’s the finishing piece, the accent, the highlight and always worth indulging in. And, of course, it always makes a beautiful gift. As the chill of fall thickens into winter, the layers of clothing grow and so does the importance of jewelry.

Nov 4, 2024 | thestar.com | Julianne Costigan

I think about jewelry the same way I think about gravy at a holiday feast — on its own, it may not be the main component of a meal, or an outfit, but it does make everything better. It’s the finishing piece, the accent, the highlight and always worth indulging in. And, of course, it always makes a beautiful gift. As the chill of fall thickens into winter, the layers of clothing grow and so does the importance of jewelry.