Plus, Calvin Klein announces a new creative director.
Sézane and Momonì collaborate on a pre-summer collection
Bright florals and bold stripes are keystones in the Sézane collaboration with Italian brand Momonì. Consider the assortment of 40 pieces your prelude to summer, with flowing maxi dresses and easygoing separates welcoming warm weather with poise and finesse.
The limited-edition designs across ready-to-wear, accessories and jewellery definitely provide a sense of newness, but this wardrobe revamp still reflects both Sézane and Momoni and their knack for blending luxury with comfort in a contemporary fashion.
Canada Goose drops chic new rain boots
When it rains, it pours — In fashion and in footwear! To keep up with Canada’s rainy season (read: “spring”), Canada Goose has just released a rain boot style that is sleek, lightweight and easy to style.
Thanks to its ankle height and barely-there seam, these waders offer a minimalist approach to outdoor gear and can turn just about anyone into an avid puddle-jumper. Offered in black, off-white and sky blue, the Vancouver Rain Boot is available online now and in-store on June 1.
COS collaborates with Japanese shibori artisan Kazuki Tabata
Modern design meets tradition in COS’s first-ever collaboration with Kazuki Tabata. The 14-piece collection will see the brand’s classic silhouettes transformed with shibori, a textile-dyeing technique that uses binds and folds in the fabric to achieve mesmerising, one-of-a-kind patterns.
Tabata’s contributions to the collection are especially important considering he is one of few remaining artisans who still practise the traditional shibori technique. So whether you’re shopping in womenswear or menswear (or accessories!), allow art and fashion to intertwine while you boast rare and meaningful pieces.
Jenny Bird releases some summer must-haves
Ah, summer. A time for breezy silhouettes, relaxed moods… and Jenny Bird jewellery.
The Toronto-bred accessories brand has just teased its Summer Collection, which is set to start rolling out on June 3 and is filled with seashore treasures like shell disks and sustainably-sourced freshwater pearls.
“There is a nomadic spirit to this collection. The unbounded, open road ahead, with a natural curiosity for the world,” shared Jenny in a press release from the brand. The collection is also dotted with sleek statements in silver and gold. The most avant-garde is the Dylan Ear Cover (pictured above), which is a clip-on ear ornament that will be the centre of attention in any room it enters.
Calvin Klein Collection has a new creative director
2023 LVMH Prize finalist Veronica Leoni has just been appointed as creative director of Calvin Klein Collection. Pegged in timeless and innovative designs, the Collection will include men’s and women’s apparel, underwear and accessories, and will debut with Fall 2025.
Her industry expertise (which includes name-drops like Jil Sander, Céline, Moncler and The Row) coupled with Calvin Klein’s modern aesthetic will define a new era for the brand. “For decades, Calvin Klein interpreted the idea of bold self-expression, and I am willing to empower it with a strong accent on style and creativity,” Leoni said in a press release.
Olaeda and Jamie Pandit collaborate on a jewellery collection for Pride month
Toronto-based fine jewellery brand Olaeda has teamed up with Jamie Pandit, social media star and transgender advocate, to co-design a collection of necklaces, rings, earrings and ear cuffs in 14K gold and diamonds.
The collection was inspired by Jamie’s personal life motto “always sparkle and shine from the inside, out,” and oozes light and positivity. What’s more, a portion of proceeds from the collection will be donated to Toronto’s The 519, a City of Toronto agency that is committed to the health, happiness and full participation of the 2SLGBTQ+ communities.
While the official launch is on June 5, pre-orders can be made now.
L’ORO celebrates the grand opening of 170 Bloor Street West
Calling all watch enthusiasts. Luxury timepiece destination L’ORO has just celebrated its rather new Toronto location with an official grand opening ceremony.
To welcome the 170 Bloor Street West address to the fashion scene, a selection of house jewellery and Messika will be on permanent display, alongside the store’s three watch boutiques: IWC, Panerai and Roger Dubuis.
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