FASHION Magazine

3 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.

4 days ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

I can excuse ugly, but I draw the line at boring. And Just Like That season 3 is upon us, and I fear Miranda Hobbes has been sentenced to the latter. If you’ve followed along on the bumpy ride that is the Sex and the City reboot, you know that Miranda’s styling has long been a sore subject. An icon once beloved for her no-nonsense attitude, androgynous edge and impeccable taste for tailoring has been, for two seasons, reduced to an insecure character with a watered-down wardrobe.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Natalie Michie

To celebrate this milestone, the beloved yearly event teamed up with FASHION for its opening night. A large, airy atrium in Toronto’s East End is buzzing with a rather unlikely assemblage of attendees. Wearing structured corset dresses, exaggerated power shoulders and confections of gauzy lace, the guests in this space strike a stark contrast to the minimal high-rise setting. The reason for this delicious display of people-watching? It’s the opening night of Fashion Art Toronto’s Spring 2025 season.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Annika Lautens

As a millennial, I’m an unapologetic capris hater—but it wasn’t always this way. Once upon a pastel pink bedroom, I was captain of Team Capris. For the better part of a decade, my uniform was as follows: graphic tee, pedal pushers, Puma sneakers, a Duff Stuff backpack and an Eggo waffle in hand. Besides the obvious need to emulate Hilary Duff, the Olsen twins and other aught style icons, as a tall girl—and one that was especially tall for her age—wearing purposefully short pants felt intentional.

1 week ago | fashionmagazine.com | Lauren Knowles

M.A.C Cosmetics’ iconic Lipglass gets a makeoverThere’s a new member of M.A.C Cosmetics’ Lipglass family—a nepo baby, if you will—and she’s here to lead the next generation of gloss. Enter: the Lipglass Air Non-Sticky Gloss. Longtime M.A.C. stans will notice this lippie holds the same name as her cult-loved predecessor from the ‘90s, but she’s different. The new Lipglass heiress is still shiny as ever, only this time around, she’s debuting in ten sheer and universally flattering shades.