FASHION Magazine

Fashion is a Canadian magazine dedicated to fashion, released by St. Joseph Media. Launched in 1977, it operates out of Toronto and has additional offices in Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal. The magazine puts out 10 issues annually and boasts a readership of 1.85 million as of the PMB data from October 2010.

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Friday Harbour Resort Guide: About The Lake Simcoe Escape

1 day ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

Recently, my sister and I—who live together in downtown Toronto but operate on opposite schedules—realized how out of touch we had become from each other’s lives. Both 20-somethings with always-packed agendas, it wasn’t until we boarded the GO Train to Innisfil for a one-night stay at Friday Harbour Resort that we understood how badly a reset was needed. If you live in the city, you’ve likely heard about Friday Harbour.
How the Rare Beauty Blush Changed the Industry

3 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Julia McEwen

Welcome to the golden age of celebrity beauty lines. Brands backed by A-list names are popping up more frequently than models at Cannes. But in a sea of star-stamped offerings, Selena Gomez’s Rare Beauty is one that stuck the landing. Sure, it launched with all the makings of a hit.
Milan Fashion Week Spring 2026 Men’s Street Style

3 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

The Italian city’s street style vibe? Molto bene. In 2025, well-executed accessorizing comes in many forms. A Labubu clipped onto a belt loop, when worn with confidence, feels clever and polished. A knit bonnet might pair seamlessly with combat boots. A vintage pleated fan can replace a clutch, if the right wearer wishes it so.
Trans Women Talk Fashion: “We Are Not A Trend”

4 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

Trans women have always had an impact on fashion. “We are integral to the community because we’ve never followed the rules,” says content creator Jamie Pandit. “No matter what people tell us every single day, we wake up and choose ourselves.”If we understand gender as a social performance, then at its best, fashion becomes a vessel for this fluid exploration.
Chad Michael Murray on Freaky Friday 2 & Fashion Regrets

4 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

Chad Michael Murray leans into the velvet couch we’re sitting on, locks eyes with me and switches into a conspiratorial tone. “This is something no one else knows,” he begins. I’ve just asked him if he’s ever committed a red carpet faux pas, and his eyes have lit up in a mischievous, get-a-load-of-this kind of way. “I, um, I tried to inside-out jeans.” He pauses for effect, then explains. “I thought, ‘You know what?
5 Summer Hair Colour Trends You’re About to See Everywhere

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Lauren Knowles

The first day of summer is just days away, and with the solstice on the horizon and the collective urge for reinvention in the air, the temptation to bleach, gloss, or tone is hitting hard. Call it seasonal restlessness, but switching up your shade is indeed an unspoken beauty rule of sorts, but we’re particularly intrigued by this year’s incoming class of summer hair colour trends.
How Recovery Became the Fitness World's Biggest Flex

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Julia McEwen

I used to treat rest days like they were going to stifle my gains. Dodging them with early-morning runs (ok, still guilty), back-to-back HIIT sessions, and a chronic refusal to stretch. For over two decades, fitness has been my mental reset button, so when an injury sidelined me late last year, I spiraled. The routine, the endorphins, the structure, it was all gone and I felt unmoored.
How Recovery Became the Fitness World's Biggest Flex

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Julia McEwen

I used to treat rest days like they were a threat to my gains. Dodging them with early-morning runs (ok, still guilty), back-to-back HIIT sessions, and a chronic refusal to stretch. For over two decades, fitness has been my mental reset button, so when an injury sidelined me late last year, I spiralled. The routine, the endorphins, the structure, it was all gone and I felt unmoored.
Tiny Bag, Big Obsession: Three of Our Favourite Designer Mini Bags

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | George Antonopoulos

Three must-have mini bags and how to style them, as told by a FASHION editor. What’s cuter than a luxury handbag? A tiny one, of course. Some mini bags are specifically designed for women, and others for men. Some are genuinely functional, while others exist purely as the perfect finishing touch to elevate your look. Sure, a few might accommodate most of your things, but let’s be honest: most are all about paring down to the absolute essentials. And honestly? That’s exactly their charm.
And Just Like That Season 3: What’s Wrong with Carrie?

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

Carrie Bradshaw has been accused of many things, but subtlety has never been one of them. Arguably Sarah Jessica Parker’s most iconic (and most polarizing) character, this is a woman who routinely runs away from people and screams at the sight of rain. She owns multiple tutus, fastens belts around her bare skin and has a thing for nonsensical chapeaux. To her core, she is a lover of dramatic declarations, and this overbearing quirk is part of her charm.