Amanda Coen goes from Brooklyn to SoHo to Savile Row to uncover how several devout, young Orthodox Jews are offering personalised, contemporary fashion that respect cultural traditions.
By Amanda Coen
There's something about a rose. Poets, playwrights, painters and perfumers have been paying homage to the flower for centuries. More recently, 20 international photographers captured and reinterpreted the rose's myth and allure for Lancôme's Rôses by… exhibition.
By Julia Parfenyuk
When indie opera company, Against The Grain Theatre, approached Toronto-based couturier, Rosemarie Umetsu to design a "hipster" wedding gown, she turned to the devilish charms of Marie Antoinette for inspiration. Alina Kulesh chats with Umetsu about her creation.
By Alina Kulesh
For many of today's wearers, the hijab is more than just an expression of religion. Flo Mills Lyle chats with British photographer Sara Shamsavari about her exhibition, London Veil, which highlights the fashionable reality of modern day hijabs in London.
By Flo Mills Lyle
Light My Fire, a new exhibition at the Art Gallery of Ontario points a portrait lens on the gallery's treasured collection of over 40,000 photographs. Alina Kulesh visits the exhibit and reports on the creative storytelling capacity of portrait photography.
By Alina Kulesh
Parisian women have long been regarded as the ultimate symbols of elegance and chic. But is this, in fact, a reality? Photographer Baudouin (yes, a one name wonder) sets out to uncover the world of Parisian women, resulting in the eclectic photo series, 75 Parisiennes.
By Alina Kulesh
