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Ariana Grande wore lashes from Canadian brand Velour in her new music video   View this post on Instagram   “ Cookin’ in the kitchen then I’m in the bedroom “ ✨👨🏽‍🍳 #makeupbymanthony #positions #arianagrande #90sGlam #beauty A post shared by MICHAEL ANTHONY (@manthony783) on Oct 23, 2020 at 9:07am PDT Pop-R&B superstar Ariana Grande dropped her sixth album of 14 tracks earlier this week and it turns out the singer is sporting Toronto-born false eyelash brand Velour in the music video for her lead single Positions . Grande’s seamless makeup was done by makeup artist Michael Anthony who used Velour’s You Complete Me mink falsies ($39) to complete the singer’s sultry eye look. Get your hands on the lash set here . Three Ships founders strike a deal on Dragon’s Den   View this post on Instagram   Tonight is THE night! 🐉 We are incredibly excited that our @cbcdragon episode airs tonight (...

Say hello to the Canadian-founded luxury watch brand called Vieren Photography courtesy of Vieren. Co-founded by Canadian fashion designer Sunny Fong and entrepreneur Jessica Chow, the new Swiss-made watch brand Vieren just launched four unisex hand-crafted inaugural styles that feature automatic movements and take six months to craft. If you want to get your hands on one, hurry – only 100 pieces in each look have been made. You can now get Club Monaco’s pieces through Hudson’s Bay Photography courtesty of PRNewsfoto/Hudson’s Bay. In need of a one-stop shopping experience? Canadian retail icons Hudson’s Bay and Club Monaco have joined forces, meaning a selection of Club’s minimalist-minded wares are now available at 21 Hudson’s Bay stores as well as online. Expect to find closet essentials from cashmere sweaters and tailored trousers to WFH must-haves like hoodies and tees. Métis artist Christi Belcourt has collaborated with Montreal-based label Katrin Leblond Photograph...

From an upcoming movie co-starring Celine Dion to a new Drake album, here’s everything that made headlines this past week. Celine Dion is making her acting debut Celine Dion’s voice may be an integral part of one of the most iconic films in cinematic history, but next year the singer herself will be making her very first silver screen appearance. According to Entertainment Weekly , the Quebec-born music icon will be making her acting debut in Text For You , alongside co-stars Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Sam Heughan. An English-language remake of a German box office hit, the romantic drama revolves around two grieving people whose paths cross thanks to a twist of fate. Céline Dion will make her acting debut in 'Text For You' https://t.co/4l21Lwbewj pic.twitter.com/h757GAre3o — Stereogum (@stereogum) October 28, 2020 4 Canadian drag queens are coming together to celebrate Sam Smith’s new album This weekend, four Canadian drag queens are celebrating the release of Sam ...

When it comes to horror movies or TV shows, stylish or fashionable isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. But nothing sets a creepy or foreboding tone quite like a costume designed to elicit fear, confusion or apprehension. Who can forget the blue nightgown in Rosemary’s Baby or Delia Deetz’s kooky ensembles in Beetlejuice ? Read on for our picks of the most fashionable horror movies and shows to binge this Halloween weekend. Lovecraft Country This HBO miniseries is set in the segregated United States but thanks to the supernatural premise and plotlines involving time travel, the story weaves from the 1950s to the ’20s to the late 1800s; from Chicago to Tulsa to Korea; from Jim Crow America to Jazz Age Paris. Accordingly, the fashion on the show spans various time periods and influences, resulting in a rich and wide-ranging costume wardrobe. image courtesy hbo In Fabric This British horror-comedy follows a haunted red dress as it torments various owners, like a twist...

Sam Smith is on their last interview of the day to promote their new album, Love Goes , at a London hotel and has been rewarded with a vodka martini. It arrived, however, with an olive instead of the twist they requested. Many stars, especially of the Oscar- and Grammy-winning variety, would have sent it back, possibly even had a little hissy fit. Not Smith. They shrug it off and sip contently while we have a Zoom chat to talk about the album, which drops today along with a livestream performance from the iconic Abbey Road Studios at 4pm EST. The album is Smith’s most varied work yet – from the poignant acapella Young to the bouncy Diamonds , which was released in September. “I was in the studio pretending to be a really, really rich woman whose husband had left her and taken all of her diamonds and possessions in a nasty divorce,” Smith describes. “She was left in a mansion by herself, in her wedding dress, drinking wine. That’s what I was imagining when I wrote the song. Thi...

In May, Isamaya Ffrench was named as the Global Beauty Director for Burberry – and starting a new job amidst a global pandemic is undoubtedly strange but Ffrench has taken it all in her stride. When we ask her what it’s been like she says, “A beacon of light!” with a laugh adding that its been “great because it meant that we could do a lot of talking and planning. It meant that I could really get stuck into something whilst looking forward to creating things once everything was back to normal.” And whilst we’re still in our new ‘normal’ at present, Ffrench did get to make her debut for the brand during its S/S21 show earlier in September. Read on to find out more about the beauty inspiration for the show, her top tips for nailing mask makeup, as well as the unconventional beauty trick she recently tried… What was it like working on your first show for Burberry under these exceptional circumstances? It wasn’t usual show circumstances obviously but it was really amazing because it m...

When Kevin Klover and Sunny Basran launched their Vancouver-based brand Sevin Kasran , they were coming at it from the position of being fashion fans but design outsiders. Neither have formal training, but through a mutual love of style, a shared admiration for the rich garment history and artistic motifs of their backgrounds, and a desire to unify people through the power of dressing, the’ve come to craft pieces that resonate with both everyday citizens and the sporting elite. Sevin Kasran’s newest ungendered collection features the use of upcycled fabrics from saris, and sees favourite elements from their first collection reiterated in items like the Turmeric bomber jacket. “The silhouette is inspired by our grandparents and the oversized wool pieces they’d wear everywhere and have forever,” says Basran of the garment. Its eye-catching hue pays homage to the spice the duo’s parents would cook with, and the pattern on the sleeves reference Indian silk art. It’s this fusion of for...