FASHION Magazine

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Rhonda Riche

Like supercars and fine art, owning a luxury watch is more than just possessing a status symbol. Many buyers are drawn to the community they share with other collectors. That’s why brands, sellers and enthusiasts converge in Geneva, Switzerland every spring for Watches and Wonders (WWG). This horological trade fair is the equivalent of Paris Fashion Week, Wimbledon and the Oscars, attracting 60 Brands, over 55,000 visitors and guests, and big-name stars like Usain Bolt and Roger Federer.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Lauren Knowles

As much as the recent fluctuation in temperatures across Canada would lead you to believe otherwise, spring is here, and summer is—slowly, but surely—coming. With that said, it’s time to reassess your SPF use and level up your sunscreen game. On top of protecting your skin, the best new SPF launches for the spring and summer 2025 season contribute to a healthy, lit-from-within glow on bare-faced days, while simultaneously wearing flawlessly underneath makeup when it’s time to get glammed up.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Karen Robock

The word “Sahajan” is derived from the Hindi term for “intuitive.” It’s fitting, as founder and CEO Lisa Mattam was certainly on to something when she launched her pioneering skincare brand a decade ago. In 2015, upon mentioning now-buzzy ingredients like ashwagandha and turmeric, Mattam would be met with blank stares. She recalls attending her first meetings with beauty journalists and having to spell the word “Ayurveda” for everyone.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Isabel Slone

“I don’t know any woman who has a simple relationship with their mother or with their daughter,” Greta Gerwig told NPR while promoting her coming-of-age film Lady Bird. Mother-daughter relationships can run the gamut from chummy and close to downright estranged, but for the ones who have chosen to go into business together, these complicated relationships seem pretty well figured out.

2 weeks ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

Think of any major fashion-forward city, and a general aesthetic will likely come to mind. Paris has perfected the chic French archetype, whose decidedly décontracté approach to dressing is a moodboard mainstay. Copenhagen boasts an eclectic crowd that plays with colour and prioritizes foot comfort. London is experimental and subversive; Milan is lauded for its leather. You get the idea.