Mediocre Fashion

Hey everyone, so today’s blog post is detailing the fashion show I got the chance to go to on Tuesday (the 10 th ) called Haute Humber! First of all, let me just say how proud I am of my school for organizing this event and incorporating so many different programs to make this happen. We had second year Fashion students in charge of organizing the whole event and I was blown away at the production! Such a cool night. JoesephTassoni So first up was Joeseph Tassoni with his entirely red collection. This falls in line with his authentic Canadian production method, with all pieces being made and sourced in Canada. This helps him put out the best quality products that will last a lifetime, and help support the Canadian economy. I love this idea because this means there is no offshore sourcing happening within this brand, and you have heard me mention the horror stories behind offshore sourcing before. I think that Joeseph Tassoni embodies Canadian design and is helping us all realize...

If you guys have gotten the chance to watch my outfits of the week , and personal stylevideo you already know that I love a good piece from the thrift store. As mentioned in my personal style video, going to a second hand, or vintage store can help inspire you to try something that is “one of a kind,” or even a past trend you can make relevant again. Also, who doesn’t love the “hunt” experience gained from thrifting? I don’t know about you guys but sorting through all of the rough to find that one diamond is almost like a high to me. And if you’re in a second-hand store, another bonus is the price. One of my most memorable finds was a $3.00 PVC smiley face backpack I saw on Depop days earlier for $60.00. Granted I don’t do this every time I shop as it can be time consuming. So not only can you find super unique items (as well as classics) to add to wardrobe at good prices, but you are also doing your part to reduce the demand for brand new clothing. A...