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Music: The Secret Sisters

In 1974, Lynyrd Skynrd crooned that, “Muscle Shoals has got The Swampers.” But today, it’s also got The Secret Sisters. Like the soundtrack to a summer evening stroll or a breezy Sunday afternoon drive, The Secret Sisters herald an age when life ambled with a little bit more leisure and the times were simply, well, …

Cirque Du Soleil brings TOTEM to Toronto

The fiery lust and whimsy of the famed Quebec-based Cirque du Soleil franchise has always been a winning choice in the world of entertainment. From unicycles and roller skates to trapeze acts and foot juggling, the renowned circus marque sets the stage for a must-see summer spectacle. Premiering in Montreal last spring, Cirque du Soleil …

Pencils of Promise – 3rd Annual Summer White Party

On June 11th, 2011, Pencils of Promise (PoP) drew some serious attention to Axe Lounge in Southampton, New York for its 3rd annual White Party. Hosted by the PoP NYC Junior Board, Charity Happenings and Social Life Magazine, this rocking event had 250 guests tearing up the dance floor, raising over $20,000 to continue PoP’s …

Summerlicious 2011

If you’ve always wanted to nibble on Toronto’s finest fare, Summerlicious is for you. From July 8 – 24, Torontonians are blessed with 17 days of phenomenal dining from 150 of the city’s top restaurants. Depending on the venue, three-course, prix fixe menus range from $15 to $25 for lunch, and $25 to $45 for …

Lorena Azizeh

There once was a little girl named Lorena. For her, looking down was the key to success. At five years old, she rummaged around the floors of Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus while her mother browsed through the beautiful racks of clothes. Fallen beads from dresses filled her palms and gave her a small …

Event Designer, David M. Handy

It all starts with a conversation – a simple sit-down that is more meet-and-greet than business rendezvous. But once the books are closed and the hands are shook, the entry to event designer David M. Handy’s imagination bursts forth. Possessing a fanciful mind that is limited by neither colour nor concept, Handy’s desire is simply …

Suzanne Rogers Presents Marchesa

Suzanne Rogers Presents Marchesa was arguably this year’s most exclusive, must-attend event on Toronto’s social calendar. Held at the Carlu, the glamorous black-tie gala started with an elegant champagne reception, followed by a breathtaking runway show, scrumptious dinner and a rare live auction. The event raised $950,000, with proceeds going towards children’s charities that include …

Lorenzo Riva: AltaRomaAltaModa

Shutter speeds were set almost as high as our expectations for Lorenzo Riva's couture presentation at AltaRomaAltaModa. Clicking faster than ever, Riva provided fashion photographers with an excess of front-page footage. Unabashed by bright colours, earthy prints and subtle hints, Riva chose to satisfy, rather than taunt, an audience that yearns to be fashionably fulfilled. …

Spanish Fashion Designer Alma Aguilar

Since first manifesting her innovative visions from a small workshop in Madrid, Spain, designer Alma Aguilar has established herself in the fashion world, both at home and abroad. At 33, the Madrid native has brought 23 of her own original collections to life, including spring, summer and fall wear, bridal wear and even couture handbags. …

Carole Tanenbaum: Timeless Treasures

Throughout time, fashion has been shaped by decades of changing styles. And although today’s trends transform seasonally, we just can’t seem to let go of the past. The ruffles and corsets of Victorian times crop up on our runways, reminding us of a time when fashion meant an expression of femininity and status, while vintage …