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Fit for a Godess

Here’s what’s filling our jewelry box this season — collected from decades past and present-day, these glittering treasures could have been dropped from the heavens BULGARI JEWELRY SET Try on all of summer’s favourite hues without overwhelming your ensemble with this platinum and natural coloured sapphire and diamond set. Crafted by Italy’s Bulgari, the 88 …

Friday Harbour: Where the Vacation Never Ends

Everybody looks forward to Fridays — and when your weekend plans involve entertainment, dining, relaxation and recreation, Friday can’t come soon enough. Inspired by this fact, and by the work hard, play hard mentality, an all-year-round resort community, appropriately named Friday Harbour, is getting a lot of people more than a little excited for their …

Shoreside in a Summer Daze

Big, beautiful botanicals — there is nothing itsy bitsy about this season’s stunning swimwear Botanical Beauty Enter the garden of glamour in this stunning Ralph Lauren two-piece with matching Hermès kerchief and adorable Armani sunglasses www.ralphlauren.com www.hermes.com www.armani.com Bikini Ralph Lauren, Kerchief Hermès, Sunglasses Armani The New Black Orange Cafè Noir heels add the perfect …

The World’s 50 Best Restaurants

The culinary landscape is a universe of its own, a revolving and evolving vista dotted with flavour-filled havens that keep our taste buds honed, our minds blown and our travels well seasoned. After embarking on its 12th annual hunt for the World’s 50 Best Restaurants, Britain’s Restaurant Magazine — the Holy Bible of fine diners …

Lydia McLaughlin-Editor In Chic

There was something different about the new girl. Her smile, while tweaked with nervousness, was brighter than the others’. She was younger; she was quirkier. Her posture was confident, but not cocky, and when she spoke there was almost always an infectious laughter scattered throughout her words. Lydia McLaughlin was bringing something different to The …

The Naturelle – Michael Bonacini

One word almost dashed Michael Bonacini’s shot at national television stardom: “delayed.” In early July 2013, the chef-turned-restaurateur was in Calgary on business regarding a new venture with Hudson’s Bay. It was the night before his audition for a judge position on MasterChef Canada and he was set to fly home. But this was also …

Katherine Newman-Design Menagerie

There’s circumstance, there’s cohesiveness and there’s a whimsical wonderment that gambols somewhere between the two. On a tree-lined street in a residential North York area, a restored French colonial revival home, originally built in the 1930s, reveals gracious Georgian farmhouse vernacular with a steeply pitched roof and dormers, paired chimneys and Credit Valley stone. Inside, …

One Patient at a Time

The truck crawled through the pitch-black African jungle; its lights flashing to signal any rebels or government forces that may be waiting ahead. Dr. Raghu Venugopal knew the risks of driving at night in the Central African Republic. In the past, other Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) expatriates had been shot and killed along …

Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4:The Coming Storm

After a long and successful run as Lamborghini’s “entry-level” supercar, the Gallardo’s successor has arrived amid a frenzy of attention. Expectations were high for this new Lambo, and now that more details have surfaced and the Huracán has hit the floor of the Geneva Auto Show, it looks like we are in for another exceptional …

Naomi Azrieli-Heritage and Legacy

There are two essential elements that influence every philanthropic move Naomi Azrieli makes: heritage and legacy. The first is where you come from, because “you have to be true to your roots,” she explains. The second is what you leave behind; the effect that you hope reverberates in your wake. She’s used this marriage of …