Fashion trends come and go, but there are some items that never seem to go out of style. Enter: patterned shirts. They have been around for decades and don’t seem like they’ll be going anywhere anytime soon. But we’re not talking about the tailored, long-sleeve dress shirts you might see in an office setting. These relaxed-fitting, often short-sleeve button-ups are a little bit Hawaiian, have major vintage cabana wear vibes, and are all-around perfect for summer temps. The versatility and timelessness of a cool printed shirt are what make it a wardrobe staple — you can wear patterned shirts with baggy denim or sporty shorts for a casual outing or pair them with leather trousers to dress them up. From Copenhagen and Milan to the streets of London, everyone seems to have gotten the memo about this effortless summer outfit recipe.
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The best part about patterned shirts is that they come in an endless variety of fun prints, from geometric designs and stripes to tie dye and resort-ready motifs. Here, we rounded up some of our favourite patterned shirts on the market now so you can join the crew, too.
With everything that has been going on over the past year, it’s no secret we could all use a rejuvenating escape. Luckily, the most awesome points of interest are sometimes close to home. We tapped four guides from across the country to send you on a road trip to remember. From where to eat to what to buy, here’s how to make your next local excursion a truly bon voyage. First, we showed you how to conquer the majesty of Lake Louise, Alberta and explore Sauble Beach, Ont. like a local. Next up, discover stunning Eastern Quebec with insider tips from illustrator and muralist, Dominic Laporte.
Photography courtesy of Dominic Laporte
Favourite things about this region
“Variety. There’s something for everyone. Forests, mountains and the Gulf of St. Lawrence as well as an abundance of culinary stops — plus friendly residents to guide you along the way. We followed Route des Montagnes and Route des Baleines for the amazing views.”
Notable places to nosh
“Quebec is known for its terroir products (products made of raw materials particular to the region), so check out the following: Le Rond Point, in Baie-Saint-Paul, for a delicious upscale burger made with local ingredients; Cantine Armande, in Chuteaux-Outardes, for traditional casse croûte (my girlfriend, Anais, and I lived the casse-croûte and picnic life for 12 days!); La P’tite Cochonne, an artisanal bakery in Grandes-Bergeronnes that creates little pizzas perfect for a picnic; Kiboikoi, a charming café in les escoumins that has an outdoor space overlooking the water and live music at night; Plage de Haldimand, where you’ll find Café des Artistes and La Cantina Latinogaspésienne, which serves up delicious tacos; and Pub Pit Caribou, where you can order snacks like pickled trout and smoked bacon — rustic, delicious and fun! A great vibe and great tunes.”
Photography by Mathieu Dupuis
Where to shop
“We stopped at a tiny secondhand shop called Boutique Rock n’ Coll et Friperie Sativa in Matane (it has lots of leather — I found a cute bucket hat there!); Les Savons de L’Atelier, a soap shop in Tadoussac; Atelier à Barachois, near Percé (artist Margot Mérette decorated this property — which doubles as her workshop/studio — in a fun way; when you visit, she will recommend her favourite places to 3explore); Herbamiel, in Sacré-Coeur-du-Saguenay, near Tadoussac, for honey products; Épicerie-Boucherie R. St-Gelais, a fine grocery in Matane with specialties including pastries, cheese, jams and marinades (it’s hard to leave without wanting to buy the entire store).”
Where to take in the scenery
“Route 132 is incredible, especially toward the north, when you’re approaching Forillon National Park. Take it slow, and stop whenever and wherever you can to take pictures — seeing Percé Rock at sunrise is an experience. Portneuf-sur-Mer has a beautiful sandy beach — untouched, serene and wild. A great stop for a picnic and pictures.”
Photography by Mathieu Dupuis
What to bring
“Warm clothes (even when you’re in the sun, it can get cold with the wind coming off the St. Lawrence), hiking shoes and a picnic blanket, cutlery and basket (so you can have a snack when the scenery inspires a stop).”
Favourite places to explore in the Gaspé peninsula
“Mont Albert for a strenuous hike; Cap Bon Ami in Forillon National Park for a great view and an easier climb; L’Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé National Park for gannet watching; and Cap Aventure, a small campground that organizes kayaking excursions to see seals. Booking in advance is key for all activities, ferries, campgrounds and national parks. Day passes for parks sell out quickly. Rivière Bonaventure, with its clear waters, is a beautiful spot where you can go kayaking, swimming or tubing. Also, Mont-du-Lac-des-Cygnes and Acropole-des-Draveurs, in Charlevoix, for hiking, offer stunning views.”
Photography by Dylan Page – Tourisme Gaspésie
How to get there
The Toyota Sienna has a range of exterior lighting options, independent climate control and Safety Connect and Service Connect features.
Unless you’ve been living under a (social media-free) rock, you’ve likely been acquainted with Burberry’s new men’s fragrance launch, Hero, which dropped on August 2. With an ad campaign that features actor Adam Driver as an enigmatic, strapping centaur set against a moody coastal backdrop, it’s pretty hard to miss. To learn more about the new fragrance, we spoke with Aurelien Guichard, the nose behind the scent.
“Hero is a scent that embodies hope, strength, power, but also a real sensibility,” he says. “We wanted to create a fragrance that embodies freedom, and at the same time adds a dimension of softness and care for the environment.” To touch on the environmental element, Guichard included upcycled ingredients like Atlas cedarwood oil from North Africa, extracted from cedarwood waste.
“We combined three different qualities of cedarwood oil. Virginia, which is dry and vibrant, Atlas, to add an amber-y, soft olfactive profile, and finally, cedarwood oil from the Himalayas, which is almost honey-like. The combination of these three cedars creates an imaginary fourth cedar, and we really built a fragrance around this woody identity. Cedar is also an interesting ingredient as it symbolizes freedom, strength and incorruptibility — to me, an element that is very proper to the modern hero.”
The scent, which combines cedar with bright notes of juniper and Italian bergamot, wholly embraces the idea of contradictions and duality (note the selection of Driver as the face of the fragrance, who is simultaneously bold, and subtle, in appearance and in character). “I think the project is all about that — it’s about finding ingredients that are masculine, but not just strong and boring. It’s about being subtle, refined, but still very masculine.”
Beautycounter’s Think Big All-In-One Mascara is here
Hot on the heels of its Lid Glow Cream Shadow launch, certified B-corp brand Beautycounter has dropped Think Big All-In-One Mascara, a creamy, tripeptide-infused formula that conditions and strengthens lashes while adding substantial lift and volume. Created with true black pigment — a carbon black alternative that adheres to the brand’s 12 rigorous safety standards — the weightless formula includes a mix of rice bran, calendula flower extract, and carnauba waxes for a lightweight, non-irritating feel. Plus, it’s housed in a stunning golden vessel made with 31 percent post-consumer recycled (PCR) and features a flexible wand to coat every lash hair with incredible precision.
In need of a mid-week curl reboot? Consider adding Power Hour Curl Refreshing Spray, the latest addition to Amika’s best-selling curl collection, to your hair routine. This lightweight, shine-enhancing spray features tapioca starch and linseed extract to redefine waves, curls and coils, while hydrolyzed wheat protein and soybean extract seal in moisture to smooth away frizz. Spritz it on second (or third, or fourth) day curls to instantly bring them back to life. On freshly washed hair, cocktail it with Amika’s Curl Corps Defining Cream and Curl Corps Enhancing Gel before diffusing to achieve definition, bounce and touchable softness for days.
Touchland relaunches its Power Mist Moisturizing Hand Sanitizers
Up your hand sanitizer game with Touchland, the trendiest germ-buster since… well, ever, really. Since launching in 2018, the brand has gone viral (no pun intended) for its playful packaging, non-sticky feel and delightfully addictive scents. Now, in collaboration with Swiss perfume house Givaudan — responsible for hits like Pink Sugar and well as top-shelf fragrances from luxury brands Diptyque and Etat Libre d’Orange — Touchland has reinvented its OG collection with updated versions of its signature scents, along with five new fragrances, including fresh apple, velvet peach and rainwater. To celebrate the relaunch, the brand is unveiling a racy campaign across all its social media channels, featuring sexy imagery — in direct contrast to its squeaky clean purpose. “As we are all learning how to navigate a post-COVID world, our relaunch comes at a time when the desire to touch is higher than ever. We want to empower people to have a good time, without being reckless,” says founder Andrea Lisbona. You’ll definitely want to get your hands on this one.
Moon Juice has arrived in Canada
Canadians can finally (!) hit “add to cart” on wellness brand Moon Juice. Now exclusively available at Sephora Canada, the holistic beauty brand boasts an array of adaptogenic skincare and wellness supplements, to help de-stress your body from the inside out. Choose from seven of the brand’s best-selling supplements, skincare, and haircare products, including SuperYou, an ashwagandha-packed supplement designed for energy and focus; Magnesi-Om, a calming berry-flavoured drink mix; and Cosmic Cream, an elasticity-boosting moisturizer that offers blue light protection. Moon Juice’s entry into Sephora Canada marks the first time the retail giant is including supplements in its lineup of offerings, potentially opening the door for further expansion into the wellness category down the line. Gear up for some major self-care.
It’s August and while we love summer, that can only mean one thing: fall fashion is on our — and many brands’ — minds. Come fall, several new retail spaces (including the beloved Montreal-based footwear mecca La Canadienne) will be opening in Toronto. Plus, read up on the Coach Foundation’s initiative committed to granting more students a higher education.
La Canadienne opens a storefront in Toronto
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Women’s footwear brand La Canadienne has been based in Montreal for over 30 years, and is now expanding its retail presence to the streets of Toronto. On August 9, the brand will debut their Fall 2021 collection in a two-storey, 4,000-square foot, heritage-inspired building in prestigious Yorkville Village. The assortment of autumn goodies will include La Canadienne’s trademarked City Dry footwear, luxurious Italian-crafted outerwear, handbags and a slew of accessories.
“We have known our Toronto customer for quite some time. Now she has access to us right on her doorstep!” said president of La Canadienne Nicholas Niro in a press release.
Emerging brand Soi and Others is redesigning cashmere
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Meet genderless cashmere brand Soi and Others. Crafted using the highest quality of cashmere handpicked in Mongolia by founder Alison Currie, the selection of contemporary pieces — including scarves, tops, sweaters, pants, hats and more — is entirely gender-neutral. “We want people to feel strong and confident — that’s what true beauty is to us,” the Toronto-based founder said in a press release. Currie has over 20 years of experience in the cashmere industry, making her an expert in all facets of the business, from sourcing materials and designing to sales and marketing. And like the name suggests, Soi and Others is a collaborative brand. Anchored by partnerships with local and international artists, a creative spirit lies at the heart of each collection. The debut Fall 2021 launch is decorated with Canadian visual artist Rundi Phelan’s abstract designs, marrying soft romantic florals with a punk influence. Browse the collection here.
Birkenstock and Proenza Schouler reissue their collab in bold, new colours
Photography by Collier Schorr
German-bred footwear brand Birkenstock and New York’s ready-to-wear label Proenza Schouler are continuing their partnership with a new collection of unisex shoes. This time, the duo is using bold and experimental colours from Proenza Schouler’s signature palette (think vibrant cobalt blue, rustic luggage burgundy and elevated neutrals) that will make transitioning from late summer to early fall a walk in the park.
“Birkenstock and Proenza Schouler both share a common respect and admiration for the craftsmanship and detailed work that is integral to all of our products,” said Proenza Schouler founders Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez in a press release. “We are excited to pick up where we left off and expand on the collection with fresh colourways that feel very in-the-moment and true to our brand.” Musician King Princess appears in the new campaign, embodying the strength and individualism that is embedded in both brands. The capsule collection will be available starting August 6 at 1774.com, proenzaschouler.com, select Birkenstock and Proenza Schouler retail locations, as well as select retailers worldwide.
Soia & Kyo reveals they will be going fur-free this fall
Photography courtesy of Soia & Kyo
Luxury outerwear brand Soia & Kyo has announced their latest efforts toward a more sustainable future with the news that they will be 100 percent fur-free, beginning with this year’s fall and winter collections. This first-time venture will include the introduction of sustainable lightweight downs, eco puffers and a wide range of sustainable knitwear. With their complete collection of versatile and easy-to-layer pieces, customers will have major outfit options as the weather cools, whether they’re lounging by the fire or bundling up in nature. The fall collection is available to shop on August 16, and the Winter lineup will be available on September 16.
Ellie Mae’s Archive Pop-Up Shop opens at Stackt Market
Photography courtesy of Ellie Mae
On August 5, Ellie Mae launched a pop-up in Toronto’s Stackt Market, housing its 2016 to 2020 collections at up to 70 percent off. The pieces, which can be shopped online as well, range from one-of-a-kind gems to vintage treasures. The sale is ongoing until August 31, giving shoppers just a month to snap up some locally-made wardrobe items.
The Coach Foundation commits to financially supporting 5,000 students with scholarships by 2025
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The Coach Foundation, a philanthropic pocket within the Coach brand, has committed to supporting 5,000 students with scholarships by 2025 via their global Dream It Real initiative. This goal is rooted in the foundation’s mission to eradicate cycles of inequality by empowering youth and giving opportunities of higher education. In addition to partnering with global non-profits to make this possible, Coach is donating five percent of its North American sales (up to $1 million) to the Dream It Real Fund, as well as five percent of sales in the U.K. (up to $150,000) to the U.K. Youth charity. This will take place throughout the week of August 9 to 16 as the first of many “Dream Weeks.” What’s more, customers can personalize their Coach bags in-store, with limited-edition artist-designed motifs that were inspired by the stories of Dream It Real students.
It’s fair to say we could all use a bit of a confidence boost. As it turns out, 18 months of binge-drinking, -eating, -watching, and -sitting doesn’t do wonders for your self-esteem. Add being locked inside for much of that time with only your thoughts and a looming pandemic, and many of us are coping with mental and emotional scars.
As we slowly make our re-entry into (hopefully) post-pandemic life, a new form of power dressing has emerged: activewear. Gone are the days of relying on shoulder pads and pinstripes to channel your inner boss lady — comfort-driven dressing has become a work-from-home staple (thanks, Zoom calls!) and an unexpected source of empowerment.
The most recent addition to the activewear category is Knix Active, an assortment of workout-ready gear from Knix that includes their iconic leakproof technology (hello, period-ready leggings and biker shorts!). And the Canadian brand that started with intimates has partnered with a bona fide fashion world powerhouse to launch the 30-piece collection: supermodel, entrepreneur and mother Ashley Graham. As Knix’s first global ambassador, the activist will now be the face of campaigns, collaborate on future collections, and participate in brand initiatives such as the Life After Birth Project, which highlights birthing people’s postpartum journeys.
Photography courtesy of Knix
While technological innovations in fabrics, cooler silhouettes (hi, matching sets!) and the ever-popular athleisure trend have contributed to activewear’s popularity, the body-positivity movement has been fundamental to its success. As brands like Ivy Park, Savage x Fenty and Girlfriend Collective began embracing real bodies, the effect on social media was instantaneous. Many women who had often felt excluded from the athletic narrative were not only being included, but celebrated. This inclusive ethos has been embraced by Knix since its inception.
And although it’s the label’s first full collection of activewear, founder and CEO Joanna Griffiths says it’s something she’s always wanted to explore, testing the waters with the wildly popular Catalyst sports bra.
“When I first started Knix, we had the idea to launch with leakproof underwear. One of the main reasons people needed this product was for when they were active, so I always knew that Knix and active were kind of synonymous with one another,” says Griffiths over Zoom. “And then we made our sports bra, which was two years in the making, and the design brief was literally, ‘when people see this sports bra, I want them to feel like they’ve had that Nokia phone and they’ve just seen the iPhone for the first time.’ We wanted to change the game, and then we did.”
Graham credits that very sports bra for making her a Knix fan for life and motivating her to become an investor in the brand.
“I’ve been a customer for a couple of years now, and it all started with the high impact Catalyst sports bra [that Griffiths mentioned]. I purchased it — it was #notpaid — and it just literally contained my boobs so well! It didn’t give me a uni-boob or quad-boob — it was super easy to put on and also take off,” Graham says with a smile over video chat. “So I posted it [on social media], then Joanna and I started talking on DM. We quickly realized how much we actually had in common and how we want to change the industry. So that’s really where it all began. Plus, I love Canadians!”
Photography courtesy of Knix
It might come as no great surprise that Graham’s previous experiences shopping for size-inclusive activewear have been less than ideal. While the body positivity movement has gained traction in recent years, many brands still cater to a minimal size range.
“I think being a curvier woman, in general, makes it really difficult to find clothes that fit you the way that you want to appear,” says Graham, citing she’s often “on the hunt” for apparel that fits her body type.
For Griffiths, it was never even a question that Knix Active would be size-inclusive. The debut collection, which includes Go with the Flow ️ leggings and shorts, seamless bras, and high-rise bike shorts, is available in sizes XS to XXXXL and is designed to fit bra sizes 28-44 and cups A to H.
And Griffiths says they’re just getting started when it comes to size inclusivity. “I’ll be honest with you — we still have work to do. I always say, the expansion of our size range is never done, and we’re constantly adding new sizes,” admits Griffiths. “But I think it’s so important for this specifically because [activewear] is a category that has historically been very fatphobic. We needed to have an appropriate size range so that we were signalling from the very beginning that this is a place where everyone is welcome.”
Motherhood was one of the many ways Griffiths and Graham bonded. Graham was an investor during a round of funding when the Knix founder, who was pregnant with twins at the time, made a rule that any potential financier who commented negatively on her pregnancy would be ruled out. How’s that for empowering? Graham herself recently took to Instagram to share the news of her second pregnancy. However, it was during her first pregnancy that her relationship with the brand began.
“I became pregnant soon after [discovering Knix], and it was a brand that could grow with me as I got bigger and bigger. And then it also was a brand that sustained me through postpartum. To me, that was really comforting because when you’re putting on clothes, you’re making a conscious effort every morning, whatever emotion you’re going through. When you’re pregnant, your emotions are out of this world all over the place, and there was a comfort in Knix — not just physically, but emotionally,” says Graham.
That sentiment is echoed in Knix’s core mandate (“designed to make you feel more comfortable in your own skin”) and can be seen throughout the entire activewear collection. From lightweight material built with four-way stretch to bonded inner seams that prevent chafing, it’s impossible to miss the care that has gone into designing Knix Active’s pieces.
“I always say that [most intimates] were designed to be worn for five minutes and then have someone take them off you. And you know, there’s a time and a space for that a hundred percent. But then there are also the products that you want to wear for 15 hours and be comfortable in to live your life. [Women] wear all these different hats, and I think the category hasn’t always acknowledged that,” says Griffiths.
As two women who wear many different hats themselves — Graham has her own podcast, models and is raising her son Isaac with another baby on the way; Griffiths is a CEO and mom of three — they agree there is power in comfort. Yes, comfort within the clothes you wear but by extension, comfort in being true to yourself.
“What’s most important is that everybody needs to be their most authentic self. This brand is exactly that — an authentic collection of who we are, and hopefully, that’s exactly how you will feel [when you wear it],” says Graham. “You don’t have to be an athlete to wear this activewear line. You don’t have to be a mother. You don’t even have to like moving. It’s really, truly made for everybody and every type of person at any stage of your life.”
While authenticity and empowerment are easy to preach, activewear brands often have trouble putting those sentiments into action. With a complicated history of toxic weight loss, dieting practices, and fat-shaming, the male gaze has plagued this category for years, as both the media and brands perpetrated the myth that women’s bodies weren’t their own but something to be commented on. A topic that Griffiths could discuss endlessly, the phrase “Because you’re not doing it for anyone but yourself” was a constant source of inspiration for the new launch.
Photography courtesy of Knix
“You shouldn’t be doing anything for anybody except for yourself,” Graham says. “I can say that if I’m not doing something for myself, I’m not going to be a better mother for my son. But I think that you can pour so much into all the facets around you, but until you really take care of yourself, that’s where you prosper and [find] happiness.”
For Griffiths, it wasn’t until she discovered that outlook that Knix Active truly came to life.
“There was just this shift for me a couple of years ago where I started exercising again and for the first time in my life, and I was working out because I just wanted to feel stronger. I wanted to have more energy, and it had nothing to do with the number on a scale. It had nothing to do with impressing somebody or fitting into that dress and all of the reasons I used to work out before. It was the first time that I was doing it just for myself, and that was such an empowered feeling. And it made me enjoy it so much more because it wasn’t like this calories in, calories out kind of message. We’ve been programmed to think [those things], and so like Ashley said, we have to come to a place where we’re doing it for ourselves.”
We’ve got about a month left of summer heat and humidity before we head into transitional weather, so we suggest you soak up the sun and load up on the beauty products that will help you get the most out of it. From one of our favourite sunscreen launches of the year to a new bold fragrance, and must-try brands making their Canadian debut, there’s lots to get excited about. These are the August 2021 beauty launches you need on your radar.
Want to indulge your skin in a treatment that’s more nourishing than a serum but more potent than a cream? Enter: Tatcha’s new Indigo Overnight Repair, a serum-in-cream formula that’s designed to calm irritation and balance the microbiome overnight, thanks to its ultra-soothing blend of Japanese Indigo, Mondo Grass and ceramides.
“I wish I could bottle up that first-day-of-vacation feeling, when you wake up and look out at the ocean for the first time,” says Richard Madden. The actor — who is most well-known for his portrayal of Robb Stark in Game of Thrones and his Golden Globe-winning performance in Bodyguard — is the newest addition to the Calvin Klein fragrance family, as the face of Calvin Klein Defy, the brand’s latest men’s scent. The fragrance explores the concept of contrasts, pairing deep, woody notes with fresh citrus and delicate lavender. Madden says he was drawn to the unexpected duality of notes because of the parallels to his own personality, specifically when it comes to balancing confidence and vulnerability. “I can get onstage in front of thousands of people and act, but if I have to stand up in a room of like, six people, I can be very shy and self-conscious,” he says. “I find it can be easier to get on a stage and be someone else, use someone else’s words and wear someone else’s clothes, than to be in a small room and be yourself.”
Did you know that facial muscles are the only group of muscles in the entire body that are directly attached to skin? These muscles are responsible for creating dynamic facial expressions (like blinking and squinting) and these repetitive micro-movements can actually decrease natural collagen levels and increase irritation. What’s more, the eye area skin is thinner than the skin on the rest of your face, so it’s one of the first areas to show signs of aging. That’s why Estée Lauder’s new Advanced Night Repair Eye Concentrate Matrix Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex supports skin’s natural nightly repair process and provides antioxidant protection, promoting its natural production of new cells and collagen to improve elasticity over time. Plus, the product’s custom applicator, which is made of stainless steel, is specially engineered to grab onto the perfect amount of product, allowing for precise and easy application around the delicate eye area, while the cryo-steel wand simultaneously cools skin by two degrees Celsius, providing a de-puffing effect.
If you’ve been eyeing the luxury skincare line Noble Panacea, now’s your chance. The skincare brand that’s famously backed by Nobel Prize research (it was founded by Nobel Laureate, Sir Fraser Stoddart!) just launched at Holt Renfrew last month, and this month it’ll be making its debut at Nordstrom Canada. Stoddart’s contribution towards “the design and synthesis of molecular machines,” including Organic Molecular Vessel technology, is used in all Nobel Panacea formulations. How’s that for science-backed formulations?
Huge news for haircare fanatics: Kristin Ess Hair, the eponymous brand of products founded by the beloved celebrity stylist who’s behind the lush manes of Lauren Conrad, Lucy Hale, and Jenna Dewan, is making its way north of the border, to Shoppers Drug Mart, this month. The haircare line includes everything from glosses to accessories, conditioners to styling tools, and so much more. Get ready to stock up and have the best hair days of your life.
Biossance Squalane and Zinc Sheer Mineral Sunscreen
On the hunt for the perfect sheer, non-sticky sunscreen that will get you through the heat and humidity? Look no further than Biossance’s new Squalane and Zinc Sheer Mineral Sunscreen. The easily absorbable, comfortable to wear broad spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen is super hydrating thanks to the addition of squalane in its formula. Trust us — once you try it, you’ll never complain about having to put on sunscreen again.
