Sharp Magazine

SHARP is a Canadian magazine focused on men's lifestyle, brought to you by Contempo Media Inc., a company that specializes in media, publishing, and content creation. Since its inception in 2008, SHARP has been published eight times a year, which includes six regular issues and two special editions named "SHARP: The Book for Men" aimed at high-end consumers. The magazine's main office is located in Toronto.

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Toronto Restauranteur & Sommelier on Pairing Wine with Diverse Cuisines

3 days ago | sharpmagazine.com | Jessica Huras

Mark Anthony x SHARPA new wave of sommeliers and restauranteurs are rewriting the rules and proving that the right wine bottle can complement the complex flavours of cuisines from all over the world. Among them is Colin Li, owner of the long-running Chinese restaurant Hong Shing, and Marco Thompson, general manager and sommelier at the Michelin-starred Osteria Giulia.
Celebrate Spring in Style With the Louis Vuitton Golf Capsule

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Cormac Newman

Golf seems to get more popular every year. Per CBS Sports, the 2025 Masters peaked at a staggering 19.5 million viewers — that’s the highest total in eight years. Whether you’re intrigued by the course or content to hang in the clubhouse, golfing culture offers one aspect that’s guaranteed to please: style. Defined by pastels and polos, the clean-cut aesthetic is a welcome reprieve from heavy winter coats and dark palettes (and these days, we’ll take all the light we can get).
9 Men's Watches That Will Turn You Green With Envy

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Jeremy Freed

Vintage British sports cars, emeralds, and a certain banjo-playing Muppet aren’t the only things that look great in green. Whether you’re after a dress watch, a diver’s watch, or a sporty chronograph, a dial in seafoam, moss, or countless shades in-between can be the perfect choice. Given the current bounty of covetable green dials out there, we’ve made your job a little easier by foraging a few of the choicest examples.
Did Someone Say Platinum? Vacheron Constantin Turns 270

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Jeremy Freed

Anniversaries are always cause for celebration among the world’s biggest watchmakers, but after 270 years in the business, Vacheron Constantin is here to remind us that they remain in a class of their own. At Watches & Wonders Geneva, the brand revealed a bevy of covetable limited editions featuring ultra-thin movements (and an armoured truck’s worth of 950 platinum) that underscore its nearly three centuries of tradition. Here are some of the standouts.
Celebs Attend All-New 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA Unveil, As Benz Reboots EV Strategy

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Matt Bubbers

The all-new 2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA is a small car with huge implications for the brand’s electric future. Last month in Rome, the CLA debuted with all the pomp and circumstance you’d expect from Benz; Daniel Caesar, Ice Spice and Romeo Beckham were all on hand for the multimedia spectacle. Choreographed dancers frolicked around the new cars. But, beneath the glitzy surface of this launch lies something more significant, a tacit admission by Mercedes that it needed a new approach to electrification.
At Taglialatella Galleries, Alan Ganev Brings Andy Warhol to Toronto

1 week ago | sharpmagazine.com | Cormac Newman

From April 10th to May 1st, 2025, “Andy Warhol: Factory Made” will light up Toronto’s Taglialatella Gallery: a chic, contemporary space perched in the centre of Yorkville. When I speak to Alan Ganev, managing partner at Taglialatella, he’s in the thick of it: forty works — including prints, textiles, and a shiny silver wig — have just arrived from New York, where the travelling exhibition debuted last month. Gearing up for its next act in Canada’s largest city, the exhibition promises to impress.
5 At-Home Massage Devices: The Best Self-Care Splurges From Hyperice

2 weeks ago | sharpmagazine.com | Cormac Newman

Have you ever heard of the lipstick index? Coined by Leonard Lauder — who happens to be on the board of Estée Lauder, so take the following with a grain of salt — the lipstick index posits that, during economic downturns, small luxuries like lipstick actually see their sales increase. Lauder proposes that consumers, plagued by various financial calamities (a trade war, perhaps), swap big-ticket items for smaller luxuries in the self-care space to satisfy their retail cravings.
Toronto's Enigma: Inside the Newly-Renovated Yorkville Restaurant

2 weeks ago | sharpmagazine.com | David Stol

The great irony of Enigma — the modern international restaurant nestled in Toronto’s historic Yorkville neighbourhood — is that it holds very little mystery. Yes, its relatively unassuming position below the bustle of Bloor Street, hidden along the picturesque brick buildings of St. Thomas Street, leaves one wondering what lies beyond the red velvet rope at its front door. But upon entering, all its ambiguity melts away.
David Blaine Talks National Geographic Series, 'Do Not Attempt'

2 weeks ago | sharpmagazine.com | Cormac Newman

David Blaine. The name evokes a slew of images; perhaps you’ll recall his 44-day residency in a glass box, suspended above the river Thames — a stunt that made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic — or maybe you watched in disbelief as the magician-slash-mentalist held his breath for a record-breaking 17 minutes (and four seconds).
Diving Into the Rolex Land-Dweller: A New Caliber To Change the Game

2 weeks ago | sharpmagazine.com | Justin Mastine-Frost

There’s no escaping Rolex at Watches and Wonders; we all know this. It’s the brand everyone is watching, as well as the brand that everyone seems to be itching to discuss and debate as soon as they break cover on the year’s new models. This year is no different, as the all-new Rolex Land Dweller took centre stage at Watches and Wonders.