Fashion Juice: Perfume Yourself
by Chelsea Woodhouse Are you aware of your scent? If so, how do you and your smell relate to one another? A vast breadth of choice deters many from experimenting with perfume. Not to mention, the articulation and appropriation of “smell” seems to be a bit overwhelming. Have you not stood at the perfume counter...
Transylvania: more than Halloween’s Nightmares
by Anna Maria D’Andrea “I read that every known superstition in the world is gathered into the horseshoe of the Carpathians, as if it were the centre of some sort of imaginative whirlpool; if so my stay may be very interesting.” (Bram Stoker, Dracula) I rested my book and layed my eyes on the morbidly...
GOGO PHILIP, the quirky new jewellery designer
by Sarah Potter With the rise of quirky, cool, fun and funky jewellery of late, there aren’t many accessory designers or brands that fit the ‘unique’ bill as much as Gogo Philip. A relative newbie in the business, the brand has been going for around five seasons, yet is currently stocked in two of the...
Appreciating Root Vegetables w/ a Fettuccine Duck Ragu
by Kymberlee Fajardo Autumn happens to be my favorite time of year. The crisp cool air surrounding us when we inhale, or the feeling you get curling up under a blanket with a hot cup of tea or cocoa. But I especially enjoy the delicious aroma of fall vegetables sautéing, baking and steaming up my...
Amsterdam: A place for everyone
by Sandy Lai Amsterdam conjures up different images for different people. A prominent one centers around its red light district and coffeeshops. But let’s not forget its idyllic canals, gorgeous architecture and art. Each of the city’s districts has its own character and atmosphere, which makes exploring all the more interesting. Most of the places...
Be In, Be Tribal
by Haylee Lunt The tribal statement is in, so what does this mean? Going out and buying new clothes! Although it costs, many of us can say we’re happy to. Tribal fashion has been sneaking onto the frontline for the past year with moccasin boots again rising to popularity and ponchos and shawls, which have...
Places to see before you Die: The bucket list of Worldly Wonders
by Lisa Vigneau There are some amazing landmarks, beaches and cities to visit and also some lesser known places to explore, of equal wonder and splendor. Anyone can go to the Pyramids or Terra Cotta Warriors, and although these are brilliant works of history…while you are there, why not take the road less travelled and...
Fashion Juice: The Absence of Undies: Underwear Fall 2011
by Chelsea Woodhouse Yesterday afternoon, one of my top five worst fears nearly happened. Thank goodness an introspective stint regarding my choice of outerwear had thwarted all efforts to depart for my rendezvous on time. Conceding to the acknowledgment of accidentally going commando in a mini dress was humbling. In fact, the absence of ginches...
Michael Eardley – The Hockey Player turned Fashion Designer
by Sarah Potter Twenty four year old Canadian Michael Eardley is an unique yet unlikely fashion designer, but he has major talent, there’s no doubt about that. Originally an athlete, Eardley went on to study Fashion, majoring in Womenswear at the International Fashion School at Lasalle College (in Canada). His line Live.Now. By Michael Eardley...
Cooking with Leftovers
by Saskia Chanoine On Saturday afternoon, I was alone in the house and starving. You know that feeling when you are so hungry, but you are not sure what you want to eat? All I knew was that I wanted something good and dense to eat. I opened the refrigerator door 10 times, before really...
The Perfect Skin-Care Regimen: How to Obtain Healthy Looking Skin in No Time
by Sara Rehart Great skin can only be achieved and maintained by an even greater skin-care regimen. Beginning a skin-care regimen is not only beneficial to your physicality but also crucial to your self-confidence. This is because maintaining your skin, especially beginning at a young age, preserves it when it’s at its natural prime before...



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