Ela Handbags
It's handled.
Ela Aldorsson’s namesake handbag line started with a shoe.
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Allbirds’ Sustainable Kicks
Taking flight.
The New Zealand–born, San Francisco–based brand finds a place to roost in Toronto.
The Spirit of Marimekko
Bold Finnish design.
The Marimekko story is best told through the women who have shaped the 67-year-old company synonymous with graphic prints.
Native Shoes
Keeping it lite.
What began as a handful of EVA silhouettes has evolved into a selection of sneakers, sandals, and boots for all seasons—and now, the Vancouver-based company’s first bricks-and-mortar location.
The World of Agnona
Unruffled poise.
Simon Holloway, creative director of Agnona, manifests an affinity for the particularly Italian way of blending the traditional with the contemporary.
Smythe Womenswear
Jacket required.
The Toronto-based fashion label has transcended its original focus on feminine blazers to become a full-fledged ready-to-wear line.
J.J. Martin of La DoubleJ
Milan in technicolor.
Martin and her team of visionary individuals are shaking things up with the multidimensional brand La DoubleJ, which blends vintage-focused e-commerce with an astute insider city guide.
Belgium’s House of Delvaux
The oldest fine leather luxury goods house in the world.
At 188 years old, Delvaux is only just beginning to achieve global renown.
Fashioning Canada Since 1867
Sesquicentennial style at Ontario's Fashion History Museum.
A new exhibition at the Fashion History Museum shows how Canadian style has evolved along with the country.
