I am naturally skinny and so what? The problem of diversity in beauty campaigns
By Chinazo Nwoka The fashion industry is not one that is void of controversy. With the recent news concerning L’Oreal and its ad campaign featuring Julia Roberts, it now has another to add to its ever growing collection. When the flawless image of Roberts and model Christy Turlington were displayed all over the billboards and...
Be Charmed by Snakeskin
by Claudia Del Balso Snakeskin handbags, shoes and garments have slithered their way from the European catwalks to New York City, making this the hottest style for autumn 2011. This is not the first time we see snakeskin grace the runway or window displays. Designers and fashionistas alike have been lured to the exotic leather...
Beauty review: Aesop’s Geranium Leaf Body Balm
by Michelle Vachon Body creams are so run of the mill these days, how can a company possibly set their cream apart from the pack? Aesop managed to find a way! I’ve tried many creams in my day, but there is something about Aesop’s Geranium Leaf Balm that is ever so exquisite. Perhaps it’s the...
Unforgettable Japan
by Sandy Lai For the past few weeks, we have explored Japan’s treasures by using the so-called accepted “top three” lists as a guide. Though we only looked at three such lists, there are many more in existence. Rather than look at another one, I have decided to round off this series by sharing my...
Foals: a family band
by Olivioa Folliot You’re in the middle of the crowd, polishing off your second beer while the sound check guys do their thing. All around you: a sea of plaid shirts, tapered pants, band T-shirts, and tattoos – and the energy in the room is palpable. Suddenly, out of nowhere, a slow, steady movement takes...
Dreaming of La Dolce Vita? Pleasure your sight with Padova
by Anna Maria D’Andrea I’ve come to notice over the years and among the maybe too many trips to Italy (my family and friends seem to think so and to whom I answer: define too many?) that although each city possesses its distinct identity somehow they all manage to be at the same time distinctively...
MJ’s summer essentials
by Maria Hinoporos Everyone knows that summer just isn’t summer without your retro sunglasses or strappy wedges. Whether you’re rocking the city or hitting the beach, MJ has got you covered with our three summer essentials. First on the list – Sunglasses Our fashionistas should never leave the house without a pair of UV protection...
Street Style- Classic cuts vs. Bohemian waves ??? Montreal (Canada)
by Chelsea Woodhouse Montreal’s nights are certainly no place for the inexperienced when it comes to fashion. Take a lesson from the following street styles if you feel your wardrobe needs an update! First we have, for all investigative purposes, an outfit with a relaxed urban feel. The wearer has chosen a classic, horizontal-striped, three-quarter...
London Calling: The Story of Jessie J
by Valerie McDermott Jessie J is a 23 year old pop artist from Britain who has brought the British pop scene to booming new levels once again. Not since Madonna, Spice Girls or Kylie Minogue have we seen the US go crazy for such young, raw talent. Jessie J’s song “Price Tag” hit the US...
Introducing Son Of Kick
by Editor London based producer, DJ and multi instrumentalist Son Of Kick is gaining some reputation in Europe and the US; and it seems like he won’t stop. Introducing a unique style, the artist definitely caught our ear. He’s making waves with his bumping, super-charged live set. A bass-feast packed full of electro, Dubstep, heavy...




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