From the monthly archives: April 2009
Fitted jacket, buttoned vest with grey jeans. Tan leather belt and shoes.
Dark aviators, oversized trench, (collar up, sleeves rolled), hoodie and graphic tee. Dark skinnies and leather lace-ups.
Outside the Vancouver Public Library. Black leather bomber, skinny tie, straight-leg khakis with leather lace-up shoes.
Proof that done right, matchy matchy can work. Red sunnies and red flared, cropped jacket. Darn skinnies with brown leather boots.
Granville Street: Black utilitarian jacket with cropped sleeves and suede slouchy boots.
Robson Street. Working the boyfriend jeans with striped socks and a black trench. Amazing silver and tan leather bag, love the hot pink lipstick.
A few words of wisdom from the London College of Fashion’s magazine: Pigeons&Peacocks, definintions by Pascal Wyse.
Salty: “As in, ‘Oh my god that outfit is totally salty’. Meaning it is ‘over-seasoned’, meaning it is very much from last season.”
Furting: “Getting the anti-fur lobby off your back by wearing only live animals. Dubbed the Wintour Warmer, a wriggling fox around the neck is a cozy way to keep out cold. Baby crocodile handbags are also popular, since they ward off muggers.”
Lamplighter. Plaid button down, faded jeans and black kicks.
At the Lamplighter in Gastown. The blue velvet bolero made the outfit.
Bringing the 90s back with a vengeance. Grey deep-V with black hoodie and old school denim jacket, pleather leggings and doc martens. Fantastic.
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All the way from Toronto, this guy has got the Vancouver vibe. Love the glasses.
Robson St. This girl looked so effortlessly chic in her tuxedo style blazer, white shirt, black skinnies and amazing black patent strappy wedges with black socks.
Keepin it real at Celebrities in a plaid button down and new era hat.
