Toronto has always thrived on contradictions. It’s the type of music city that, in the late 2000s, birthed the distinct nihilistic electro-punk sounds of Crystal Castles and by the mid-2010s, gave rise to Drake who turned Toronto into the global capital of moody rap.
Warhaul Studio came to life through a creative spark between friends, says Wess, Music Producer and CEO of the creative collective – fueled by music, art, and a shared vision to build something powerful in Toronto.
There’s a particular vibration in DIRT’s SS25 collection that resists reduction, an almost anti-linguistic quality that moves less like a narrative than a texture.
In a time when connection is both constant and elusive, Quebec based photographer Aime-Elle creates work that speaks to the quiet paradox of modern intimacy.
As the chill of November approaches, Toronto is set to become the epicentre of fashion innovation with the return of Fashion Art Toronto’s 1664 Fashion Week, running from November 14th to 17th, 2024.
On March 21, 2024, Toronto-based clothing brand NUIT Clothing Atelier unveiled their Spring ’24 collection, titled “La Femme/Diable,” which translates to “The Woman/Devil” in English.
Fashion Art Toronto, the city’s premiere multi-arts fashion platform, is set to dazzle the fashion world with its Spring 2024 edition of 1664 Fashion Week.
Begonia walks into the studio, hands filled to the brim with bags full of wardrobe options for our cover story shoot; she drops them to the floor with an exasperated huff, “I’m so sorry I’m late, my keynote went on forever!”
Filipinx-Canadian designer, Kelvin Stidwill celebrates the artistry of queer expression with their Ottawa-based label Kerotix. With emphasis on design as a sculptural practice, Kerotix’ audacious silhouettes aim to empower wearers to explore their oddity, sensuality, and strength in new ways.