Author: circleoffashion

  • Boho Chic: This Style Will Cause Bankruptcy

    “When she tries to copy my style but doesn’t know this will cause bankruptcy.”   Maybe you’ve seen the video. A young woman stands, waving a lacy fan as she presents her all-white outfit, sparkling pearl purse, and light beige suede boots, layers of fringe cascading down the calf. Her top: Isabel Marant—the same one worn…

  • MFE x COF: The History of the Racing Jacket

    Written by Sam Knowlton Edited by Sarah McDonald We often think of racing-style jackets as synonymous with fashion and streetwear, but it hasn’t always been this way. In fact, the modern, logo-covered racing jacket we know and love today took decades to fully emerge. Today, let’s dive into the history of this icon of the…

  • Y2K Revival: The Return of the Iconic 2000s It-Bags

    Written by Naomi Pang  Edited by Léah Champagne Bags are a crucial finishing touch to an outfit. They are the final accent that can make or break an outfit. The right bag can easily elevate a look; the wrong one can throw it off completely. While trends in bags come and go all the time,…

  • Tattooing and Talking with @by.luna97

    Written by Zoё Frantz Edited by Léah Champagne In the last few decades, tattoos have evolved from a point of social stigma to a marker of individuality, personal taste and, most importantly, self-expression. A city that takes pride in its multiculturalism and creative spirit, Montréal is home to countless talented tattoo artists. One of them…

  • Time For a 90s Resurgence In Fashion: Love story, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, and Calvin Klein.

    Written by Charlotte dominy Edited by Léah Gilbert With the new release of Ryan Murphy’s Tv series Love Story, previously dubbed American Love Story, Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and her 90s minimalism has once again picked up attention, proving to be an endlessly sustainable topic of admiration in the world of fashion.   However, the first conversations…

  • When Elite Sport Meets Elite Style: Fashion at the 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony

    Written by Naomi Pang Edited by Ella Caverson After four years of anticipation, the Winter Olympics return once again. While the Games celebrate athletic achievements, it can’t be denied that Olympic fashion also incites global excitement. The opening ceremony not only broadcasts the athletes but it also acts as a global runway where countries unveil…

  • A Super Bowl Style Recap

    A Super Bowl Style Recap

    Written by Sam Knowlton Edited by Léah Champagne Even weeks removed from the Super Bowl, Bad Bunny still has many captivated by his halftime performance. While I am no different, it was also his outfit choice that stood out to me earlier this February. Benito took the silhouette of an American football uniform – a…

  • A New Challenger Approaches

    Written by Sam Knowlton Edited by Léah Champagne While it is usually a lifelong dream for designers to be given a spotlight at Paris Fashion Week, it did not even require a single official release for former streamer Kai Cenat. Out of all the appearances during the week, Kai Cenat’s new brand, VIVET, stuck out…

  • Valentino Forever: Garavani’s Legacy and Enduring Vision 

    Written by Naomi Pang Edited by Ella Caverson From Julia Roberts’ Oscar-winning black and white gown to Princess Diana’s iconic burgundy velvet dress, Valentino has earned its status as a marker of timeless elegance and sophistication. The brand’s founder, Valentino Garavani, is the mastermind behind the fashion house, launching the brand in 1959 from a…

  • Building A New Chanel Woman: Margaret Qualley for Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel

    Written by: Charlotte Dominy Edited by: Leah Gilbert A contrast to the elaborate and extravagant scenes of Karl Lagerfeld and Virginie Viard’s runway sets, last December Chanel hit the streets (or rather the subway) of New York with Matthiew Blazy’s debut Métiers d’Art collection. To prelude to such a set, on December 2nd, Chanel released…