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Two big, significant buildings have opened here in the past Lady Shavers few years: Filmport, now called Pinewood Toronto Studios, on Commissioners’ Street, and the Corus Entertainment building, on Queens Quay. But Waterfront Toronto can take no credit: both deals came together thanks to the Toronto Economic Development Corp., now called the Toronto Port Lands Company.At both events, the most me and my girlfriend got were a few double takes and sideways glances. Nothing too terrible, much tamer than some of my previous experiences. The only other women wearing tuxedos were the servers. I found one other woman (shout out to Melissa!) at the second event we went to who was also wearing a tux and she awesomely came up and introduced herself, giving me props for also wearing a tuxedo. Solidarity!Her huge eyes are framed by preposterously long eyelashes, her lips are in a delicate pout but her pink skirt reveals no more than a delicately turned ankle. Still, when Walt Disney saw this first celluloid image of Snow White, which has just come to light eight decades on, he immediately demanded that the artists come back with a more wholesome depiction.Brand designer Ryota Murakami, 27, said, “I based [my works] on clothes that had been stored in drawers at my parents’ home for a long time.” He appeared happy about the audience’s enthusiastic response.Puglisi unites the collection with his graphic sense, bold colour blocks and prints, and an eye for silhouettes, pairing a stiff, flouncy skirt that screams fun with a laid-back baseball jacket, or tucking preppy cable knits into high-leather miniskirts.Take it as redIt’s called the red carpet because every outing, without fail, a half dozen stars take it literally. Like Megan Hilty’s chiffon or Marion Cotillard’s modern, semi-short Dior with asymmetrical side mullet. Other hot tomatoes included Claire Danes in plunging neckline Versace, the blood-orange of Jennifer Beauty Equipment Lawrence’s Dior haute couture, and Canadian Alison Pill in Memeska by Gustavo Cadile, whereas for a demure mood more appropriate to prom night, there was Zooey Deschanel’s Oscar de la Renta. The dark red that used to be known as burgundy is now more fashionably called oxblood (worn by Miranda Kerr and Jennifer Garner); Naomi Watts in particular worked it well in her long-sleeved Zac Posen.“That kind of speech, that kind of facts, are not acceptable,” he said. “We decided to go by the route of using satire instead of intimidation…. We decided to make Stephen Woodworth feel as uncomfortable as he makes us feel.”A friend of Mr. Dickson’s, speaking on condition of anonymity, said she chatted with the accused a couple of weeks ago and he indicated he was still taking courses at York.As featured on the front page of Monday’s National Post, Montreal artist André Monet is set to reveal his Andy Warhol-esque paintings of Prince William and Kate. His images are a combination of painting and collage, and his work contains layers of paper marked with the history of the couple and the British monarchy.LONDON — The fascinator was out in full force at the royal wedding in 2011, but the fancy headpiece favoured by Kate Middleton is not welcome at the royal enclosure at the Royal Ascot horse race in June.Which means your two room nice condo inside the suburbs would not exactly resemble a cliff-side residence on Santorini. Embarrassed. But that isn't going to mean that you simply can't dress like you happen to be on a Grecian getaway. A wide-leg blue or navy pant instantly channels the nautical glance. Add a very beautiful print headscarf for the ensemble and you're ready with the yacht.To show which garments she might select for this sort Beauty Tools of research request, Mida has pulled a thematic grouping from the collection, along the trend of the 19th-century influences and their cycle in fashion. We start with a turn-of-the-century tailored men’s jacket, then an Edwardian women’s weighted silk version and a subsequent bohemian 1912 interpretation with a deep yoke; it, in turn, influenced a velvet version in 1920, decade by decade until we alight at a contemporary, witty tailless take by Comme des Gar?ons and a borrowed-from-the-boys tailored blazer by Smythe, circa 2012.7. Thoughtful, Affordable MenswearOne slim grey flannel blazer is displayed over a shawl-collar sweater, like something from Benedict Cumberbatch’s BBC Sherlock wardrobe, and there’s a skinny suit jacket with contrasting trim I could picture Bruno Mars wearing onstage ($184). The formula is vintage Americana plus Rat Pack plus preppy and, unlike the women’s offering upstairs, seems to be less than merely ticking off checkmarks in the required trend boxes and more interested in subtle details. There are also old-school waistcoats and nicely cut tweedy herringbone suits that you could wear to work or on the weekend, with some help from their haberdashery — $10 pocket squares and $22 for a 5-pack of patterned socks. The TopmanLTD range is less of-the-moment trendy and this season it’s called Dust Bowl, inspired by the American railroad drifters, all canvas, denim and oxford shirts in washed-out red, green or blue twill ($56). Certainly, there are fads here too: Topman offers cropped chinos in eye-popping shades and styles from skinny to carrot ($50-$66), navajo prints, pinwale corduroys in ochre and other bilious fall shades, varsity baseball jackets and the requisite slew of faux-faded retro tees (7-Up! airbrushed old-school MTV!). Perhaps accessorize with punky gunmetal stud cuffs and layered chain man-jewellery?
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