fave Magazine Winter Addendum 2015

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We appreciate a good coat especially if it’s functional and fashionable. In fact, this goes for all winter wear: hats, gloves and scarves. These must-haves should also be complementary to your style.

During a recent interview, I was asked how I felt about Canadian winters and the impact it has on fashion. At first, I wanted to quickly blurt out that our desire to stay fashionable is compromised during the winter months.

Thankfully, I took a few more moments to defrost my thoughts, and responded by saying, “Canadians have mastered the art of keeping warm and staying fashionable.”

For most of us, hearing the word winter is comparable to hearing music suddenly stop in the middle of dance party. Luckily, we have prepared an issue filled with fashionable items that will keep you looking great this season and the next.

Winters in Canada are serious.

We constantly talk about the weather - it’s the only way we get through it! And while we’re talking about it, we’re usually focusing on how much we need to bundle up.

Even though winter outerwear has come a long way in design and technology, it’s what Canadians wear underneath that’s really eye-catching.

I often put in a few hours of work sitting in coffee shops and small restaurants. While I’m there, I also get a chance to observe people coming in and peeling off all their winter layers while revealing all sorts of fantastic knits.

function, we are known to have fun with the styling. Whether they match and work together, or stand out completely, these knitted pieces give out hints to someone’s personal style.

But there’s more than knitwear for us Canadians. Sure, heavier fabrics or thicker blends are sought out at this time of year; however, with technological advancements, there is a whole new range of materials available that are versatile, light, and also keep us warm.

Layering has become a fashionable art form for those that need to brave the winter months. A good wool sweater is an essential part of the Canadian winter wardrobe. It makes a great statement on its own, and is perfectly paired with finer knits and other fabrics. Skirts, blouses and dresses can be used yearround when being strategic with appropriate textures and seasonal layering.

Last year, I invested in a pair of knitted “Après-Ski” pants from Over the next few months, take Simons. They feature a modern a look at your wardrobe with an take on a classic black and white open mind and incorporate interwinter pattern. They are lined for esting pieces to make a seasonextra comfort and protection. I able fashion statement. Winter wore them out several times this dressing can be and should be year, and had so many complifun! ments, that wished I has bought an extra pair - as I often tend to Above all, stay warm! do when I become obsessed with Alcides Muñoz Jr. a piece of clothing.

More traditional forms of knitwear are toques, mittens and scarves. These great accessories are functional and protect us from harsh winds and cold temperatures. Apart from their main

Creative Director For more information about fave Magazine please visit our website at www.faveMagazine.ca Email: info@favemagazine.ca Printed version of this edition will be available to purchase on the fave Magazine website.

CONTENTS FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHERS ANASTASIA SOLODONIKOVAI B. CHARLES JOHNSON BILLY WINTERS LUCILE LEBER MAX JAMALI MOMO CHEN RAEN BADUA RICHARD DUBOIS ROBERT HUYNH TERRANCE BLOUNT

TEAM AND CONTRIBUTORS Creative Director: Alcides Muñoz Jr. Assistant Director: Kevin Schnobb Copy Editor: Jennifer Lecompte Fashion Director: Bianca Wahab Beauty Director: Melanie Viger

CREATIVE TEAM Alcides Muñoz Jr. Alyssa Wilson Bianca Wahab Colin Gaudet Erica Wark James R. Sanders Jason Jaskot Jennifer Lecompte Julie Katona Geneviève Peeke Mahlet Seifu Melanie Viger Michael Berger Revend Brifkani Rossa Jurenas Sienna Vittoria Lee-Coughlin Sonny Tong Tina Picard Veronique Daoust Special Thanks to: B. Charles Johnson Candance Corey Douglas Alfaro For more information please visit www.faveMagazine.ca Email: info@favemagazine.ca

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035 Model Citizen 082 Galliano: Couture’s Heirloom 128 Scent of a Woman 136 Winter Rescue

FASHION 004 WINTER WONDERLAND 017 BLACK SHEEP 024 WARM FEELINGS 038 DISTORTION 047 SHE’S A RAINBOW 055 BE MINE 072 ABOVE AND BEYOND 088 WINTER GLAMOUR 100 MODERN SOPHISTICATION 114 THE L SISTERS 131 THE BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL 138 BRONZE GODDESS 142 SHE SLEEPS AT DAWN

COVER Photographer: Raen Badua Stylist: Brendon Alexander Asst Stylist: Brandon Ligons Hair: Damon Alfonso Makeup: Sarah Salice Asst Photographer: Rendy Mahardika Models: Danica Magpantay of FORD Models, Daan Bos and Pawel Peksa of FRAME Models.

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Photographer: Raen Badua Stylist: Brendon Alexander Asst. Stylist: Brandon Ligons Hair: Damon Alfonso Makeup: Sarah Salice Asst. Photographer: Rendy Mahardika Models: Danica Magpantay of FORD Models, Daan Bos and Pawel Peksa of FRAME Models.

Jacket - Control Sector Sweater & Pants - EFM Shoes - Oliver Clark Vest - EFM Leggings - Sylvie Schimmel Shoes - Hudson Jacket & Sweater - EFM Pants - Pyrra Boots - RainMan

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Mask - EFM Donrad Duncan Jacket - Terra New York

Eyewear - Kaibosh Sweater - Control Sector Pants - Big Park Jacket - Big Park

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Eyewear - Kaibosh Jacket - Control Sector Shirt - BLK DNM

Eyewear - Kaibosh Jacket - Control Sector Jacket - EFM Donrad Duncan

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Blazer - EFM Donrad Duncan Sweater - Religion Pants - McQ Rain Coat - Terra New York Sweater - Control Sector Trousers - EFM Donrad Duncan

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Blazer - EFM Donrad Duncan Sweater - Religion Pants - McQ Shoes - RainMan Eyewear - Kaibosh Blazer - Jose Duran Shirt - Control Sector Leggings - Sylvie Schimmel Shoes - Hudson Rain Coat - Terra New York Sweater - Control Sector Trousers - EFM Donrad Duncan Socks - Falke Shoes - Oliver Clark

Eyewear - Kaibosh Jacket - EFM Donrad Duncan

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Eyewear - Kaibosh Jacket - BLK DNM Shirt - Control Sector Shirt - Jose Duran

Eyewear - Kaibosh Jacket - BLK DNM Shirt - Control Sector

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Coat: MONTCLER Dress: ALTHEA Lips: GIVENCHY BEAUTY Le Rouge Lipstick ‘’Brun Vintage 105’’ Cheeks: BY TERRY Cheek to Cheek Water Color Blush 1 “Cherry Cruise”

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Coat: ACNE STUDIOS, Dress: ARK Opposite Page - Cashmere sweater: ALICE+OLIVIA Dress: NASTY GAL, Shoes: BCBG

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Skirt: BGBC, Sweater: PARIS, Shoes: ZARA Opposite page - Coat: VINTAGE, Dress: ALTHEA Lips: CHANTECAILLE hydra chic “artic rose” Cheeks: SERGE LUTENS ‘’blusher 2’’

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Raincoat: ALL SAINTS, Skirt: L’AGENCE, Top: GAP Opposite Page - Coat: MONTCLER, Top: ALTHEA, Shorts: OPENING CEREMONY, Shoes: YVES SAINT LAURENT

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WARM feelings Photographer: Anastasia Solodovnikova Makeup and hair: Anastasia Zaharova Stylist: Anna Baranovskaya Model Alena Frolova @Andy Fiord Models

Jacket: Thousand Yan Dress: Dior

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Boots : Chanel Sweater: PHILIPP PLEIN

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Coat: Thosand Yan Boots: Chanel

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Shirt: FBC Collection Sweater: H&M Marocco, Skirt: Vintage, Oppostie page: Coat : ZARA

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Shirt: FBC Collection Sweater: H&M Marocco Skirt: Vintage Shoes: Attizzare

Jacket: Thousand Yan Dress: Dior Shoes: YSL Bracelet: Hermes

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citizen Journey to Germany

By Delaney Holley

Oprah Winfrey once said, “The biggest adventure you can ever take is to live the life of your dreams.”

Truer words have never been spoken.

After graduating with Honours from the University of Ottawa in June of 2014, I needed to decide what my next step would be.

I completed a chapter of my life holding a Bachelor of Arts with Specialization in Communication and a Minor in Arts Administration, and now needed to focus on what kind of an impact I wanted to make.

I was equipped with the technical tools and skills needed to effectively communicate with people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities.

All of this experience has helped me see the value of organization, planning and encouragement.

Striving to maintain a balance between of professionalism and personal interests, I decided to register for the Top Model Search Canada pageant. The week was spent meeting with agents from around the world, participating in fashion shows, photo shoots and interviews.

The competitive process ended with me being named Miss Intercontinental Canada 2014.

After receiving the title, I began the preparing for the international competition scheduled

to take place in Jordan during the month of October. Safety concerns forced the organization to postpone and relocate the pageant to Germany.

Evening gowns, cocktail dresses, high heels, coats, and a slew of accessories – hair tools and makeup products included – filled my luggage to capacity! I somehow managed to fit everything into two suitcases, a carry-on and purse.

The excitement was overwhelming when my departure date arrived. I had connecting flights in Heathrow, England, and in Munich, Germany on route to my final destination of Berlin. The first four days of my stay included touring around the historic city; taking in all the architecture that surrounded us. We visited the Brandenburg Gate, the site of the Berlin Wall, and German Parliament.

From Berlin we traveled to the city of Magdeburg. There, we met with the Mayor and visited a traditional Christmas market.

Fifteen days of interviews and press conferences, photo and video shoots, events and excursions ensued leading up to the final evening of the pageant. Hearing the crowd, I thought of my friends and family who were live-streaming the event back in Canada.

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For me, beauty is happiness; it is a gesture, a smile, a kind word, and compassion. Beauty is not only something visual, but also something that can be felt.

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The show began with the presentation of the delegates’ national costumes, followed by the evening gown parade and swimwear showcase. The top fifteen were announced, and I was more than thrilled to have been chosen for the next round! At this point, I was in the top three countries in North America, including Central America and the Caribbean Islands.

At the pageant’s close, I was both humbled and proud to receive the Miss Congeniality award and title, which is voted by all of the participating delegates. I have never been so proud to be Canadian. Representing my country on the international stage gave me a moment to appreciate all that makes us unique.

Travelling home from Germany, I reflected on my experience. The Miss Intercontinental pageant was about challenging myself, and embracing the opportunity to expand my comfort zone.

I continuously strive to achieve positive change through local and global reach. It was inspiring to meet and get to know seventy-three strong, educated and passionate young women who are determined to make a difference in this world. Learning about the countries and cultures of the other delegates was truly eye-opening.

I want to thank my friends, family, community and all of the fave Magazine readers for your support and encouragement. Drive, determination and unwavering commitment are the tools that will make my dreams come true.

Twitter & Instagram: @delaneyholley Facebook: Delaney Holley #MICANADA14

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DIS TOR TION Photographer : Max Jamali Designs : Sainte Genovefa Designer : Jennifer Menecola Hair and Makeup : Sheena Thompson Stylist : Jennifer Menecola and Amy Mackenzie Model : Marissa Fraggis

Leather and chain fringe dress by Sainte Genovefa

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Leather knee brace (worn as a choker) and leather fringe collar (worn sideways) by Sainte Genovefa

Leather lapelle necklace and leather cumberbun by Sainte Genovefa

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Leather and chain fringe dress by Sainte Genovefa

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Leather tie and leather and chain chest harness by Sainte Genovefa

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Vest/FREE PEOPLE Tunic/RACHEL COMEY Scarf/MISSONI Lip gloss/KEVYN AUCOIN ‘’Bloodroses”

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Dress/FREE PEOPLE, Coat/FREEPEOPLE Hat/SAM ROBERTS, Ring/STYLIST’S OWN Necklaces/PARISH TRUST & FREE PEOPLE

Dress/FREE PEOPLE Mexican shawl/EVOKE THE SPIRIT Cowboy boots & ring/VINTAGE Cuff/MARISA MASON Cuff & choker/FREE PEOPLE

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Dress & cuff/FREE PEOPLE Necklace/MARISA MASON Fragrance/COSTUME NATIONAL “Cyber Garden Eau De Toilette”

Crochet top/MISSONI Skirt, coat & necklace/FREE PEOPLE Chain/MARISA MASON

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Shirt/MAJE Vest/AKRIS PUNTO Sunglasses/TOM FORD

Coat/DRIES VAN NOTEN Brassiere/THE LAKE AND STARS Necklaces/MARISA MASON Lipstick/NARS ‘’Dressed To Kill’’

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Top & Pants: Stella McCartney Robbie Top: Opening Ceremony for Adidas Bottom: Prada

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Photographer: B. Charles Johnson Models: Robbie Mckinnon w/ Fusion Model Management, Lara Marchetti w/ Major Models Makeup: Michael Chua Hair: Emilia Wickstead Stylist: Charlie Ward and Lara Glassman Stylist Assistant: Maeve Shean

FASHION Blouse and Trousers: Dries Van Noten Shoes: Fendi Robbie Top: Under Armour Tank: MSGM Leggings: Givenchy Shoes: Kenzo

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Top: Under Armour, Tank: MSGM

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Top: Alexander Wang Necklace: Stylist Own Robbie Top: Andrea Pompilio Pants: Dolce Gabbana

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Top: N21 Pants: Dolce Gabbana Lara Top: Marc by Marc Jacobs Overalls: Xiao Li Shoes: 3.1 Phillip Lim

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Tank: Denis Gagon Pants: Givenchy Shoes: Givenchy Lara Dress: Alexander Wang

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Dress: Proenza Schouler Neckalce: Gurhan Robbie Suit: Kenzo, Shirt: Andrea Pompillio

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Cocoon Jacket: Dries Van Noten Earrings: Dannijo Robbie Hoodie: Kolor Tank: MSGM

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Shirt: Three of Something (Available at Craft & Guile) Skirt: LUBLU Kira Plastina (Available at Craft & Guile) Crop Top: Zara Necklace: Craft & Guile Jewellery Cuff: Stella & Dot Earrings: Stella & Dot Rings: Swarovski Shoes: Nine West

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Dress: Ryan Alexander Coat: Liu Jo Earrings: Miz Dragonfly Ring: Miz Dragonfly

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Shoulderlace: Body Bijou Shirt: Clover Canyon (Available at Eluxe) Skirt: Eyedoll Tights: Whitney Eve Shoes: Nine West Ring: Miz Dragonfly

Dress (used as top): Malene Birger Skirt: Pink Tartan Belt: Brave Leather Necklace: Swarovski Cuff: Rita D Gloves: Ted Baker

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Jacket: Tien Le Jumpsuit: Verucci Necklace: Coco Rocha x Bauble Bar (Available at Eluxe)

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Shirt: Three of Something (Available at Craft & Guile) Skirt: LUBLU Kira Plastina (Available at Craft & Guile) Crop Top: Zara Necklace: Craft & Guile Jewellery Cuff: Stella & Dot Earrings: Stella & Dot Rings: Swarovski Shoes: Nine West

Pants: Ted Baker Jacket: Ted Baker Shirt: Whitney Eve (Available at Eluxe) Shoes: G.H. Bass & Co. Earrings: Miz Dragonfly

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by Revend Brifkani

he start of a new year means seeking an opportunity for a fresh start.

A chance to start anew – making peace with your past to avoid disrupting the present. This is especially true for Mr. John Galliano, former creative director of Christian Dior.

Geisha and Kabuki inspirations, and 1960’s pin up lingerie in Dior classicalism; always a tale full of inspiration with a magnificent sense of drama.

Once upon a time, people regaled the picturesque work and imaginative beauty associated with Galliano; who in his time was arguably one of the most successful and innovative fashion designers in the world.

Those only vaguely familiar with the word ‘couture’ might imagine baffling, eccentric silhouettes that can most times be credited to Galliano for leaving his mark.

It was no accident that Galliano held a 15-year tenure at Dior; longer than the time held by Christian Dior himself before his unfortunate death.

The designer, however, did so much more than create animated collections. Each of his shows was admired greatly for its sophisticated charm, fine craftsmanship and proof of extensive research. Collections were waited upon eagerly, and were escapes into the vision of Galliano’s choosing.

Some dreams included Ancient Egyptian Goddesses met with futurism, Russian princesses on a journey,

But what could possibly change this designer’s image?

Dior was famous for being a contemporary and progressive man; a lover of gardens and all things beautiful, he wanted to dress the women of the future and to push forward. Galliano was equally famous for this, in his own eccentric and flamboyant way. As a creator, he has the ability to expand the horizons of his clientele and their wardrobes.

If there was one message to take from Galliano, it was that the clothes you chose to wear reflected your freedom – that should you dare to dream, push your limitations as far as you can, and be inspired.

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alliano was able to create lavish and imaginative work using the famed couture ateliers of Paris to their fullest capacity. A notable collection of Spring/Summer 2009 Haute Couture for example saw his creations go down the runway with some corsets and ball gowns literally finished inside out to demonstrate the incredible craftsmanship that Dior had become so known for. People were in awe of the intricate hand stitching, highly technical seaming, ribbon binding and countless hours of work – this was a trail blazing moment in the secret world of couture.

Take our perception of beauty standards, destroy them and remold them. I am certain these thoughts were shared between those who sat through Galliano’s Spring Summer 2006 show. It was called “Everything is Beautiful”, and had a wonderful message of acceptance. Female and male models of all ethnicities, shapes, height, size, age, sexual orientation appeared on the runway. It brought realism to the stage, which is rarely seen. Diversity of real people wearing the collection instead of models was a delightful change.

The clothes, of course, were brilliant.

Imagine a sophisticated ensemble, made to the highest standard, but at the same time, animalistic, dramatic and savage. This is fitting to describe some of John Galliano’s style. Shows that took the phrase “larger than life” literally, and added a theatrical feel to every detail.

That being said, he was equally known for creating light, ethereal, almost weightless pieces that looked like they were painted on the body with watercolors. True confidence when a designer creates a collection is a palpable characteristic, be it the silhouettes themselves, fabrics, accessories, hair and makeup. Perhaps the lights, set and mood create a sense of escapism.

It’s almost immediately evident when someone believes in their work the way Galliano does.

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he famed Fall Winter 2009 John Galliano show was like entering the theatre; the mood set for the romantic tale of a woman on a Trans-Siberian journey. Inspired by Russian and Balkan folklore, this would be a fashion moment to be remembered. A tunnel of light ominously appeared with the black silhouette of a woman walking gently through falling snow. Traditional Balkan music filled the room, and gypsy-chic inspired looks began to appear – looking completely immaculate.

It was very dramatic, yet when dissected, very wearable. Each full-skirted coat gave an intriguing feel and told a story. Other ensembles of large billowing beaded blouses and full skirts were cut to fit traditionally, but had Galliano in their DNA – all atop towering platform heels. The looks were accessorized with draping silver jewels, headdresses and stunning embroidery. The show was a huge success.

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t is not easy for designers to demonstrate repeated innovation; especially on a platform like Christian Dior. While John Galliano had much financial success and the world watching his every move, each high brought pressure and demand to create better than the last. No one could guess how horribly things would turn February 28th in 2011. A video surfaced of Galliano making dreadful anti-Semitic remarks in a Paris café. Nothing short of jaw dropping reactions rippled throughout the world. Galliano was dismissed from the house of Dior – wherein at the time of this crime he was producing a staggering thirty-two collections per year between Dior and his namesake labels. The excessive work he had been producing is, of course, no excuse for his terrible remarks.

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ehind the headlines, Galliano kept quiet about an escalating alcohol and drug abuse problem that led to this scandal. The toxicologist that appeared in court for the designers’ trial provided proof of barbiturate poisoning; a product of his excessive drinking mixed with painkillers, sleeping pills and a slew prescription drugs. Only after losing everything, would Galliano openly admit to the struggles he faced as an addict and what experiences led to his downward spiral. The designer recounts not being able to say no to new projects as he became more successful, and his workload increased while taking its toll.

Forgiveness can be difficult. It’s important to remember that John Galliano is a human being, and that no one is immune to making mistakes. In this particular case, appropriate retribution is needed when an act such as his is committed. This has surpassed beyond his losses at Dior; he will carry this stain for the rest of his life. It begs the question: how long should a person suffer for their mistakes, especially when they are sincerely trying to seek amends?

scandal, he would move forward and take on a brief stint as a designer-in-residence with Oscar de la Renta; taking him back into an atelier environment. It was clear which looks of the Fall 2013 collection were Galliano-influenced.

This brings us to January of this year.

Galliano took a couture show to London, and made his return to fashion as Creative Director of Maison Martin Margiela.

There was surely skepticism that led up to this moment. Would the innovation still be there? Would John be able to deliver his fantasies again after a whirlwind collapse?

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After spending a period of time in rehabilitation addressing his many addiction problems, Galliano continues to seek forgiveness from the Jewish community. Although most have turned him away, one of London’s oldest Orthodox Synagogues had accepted a dialogue with the designer. Galliano would describe the events with humble humility.

his man has the gift of creativity, an imagination like no other, and his comeback collection was proof of his sober ingenuity. He let everybody know what time it was, and reminded us of his roots as a London trained designer.

Ensembles were deconstructed – only then to be reconstructed with an artistic and provocative feel. The clothes were absolutely striking. The Margiela roots of expertise and repurposing in the clothes were visible.

Upon close examination, one finds clever details in the very first look, such as a suede jacket trimmed with little black toy cars.

Another innovative couture look was the scarlet red coat with transparent pockets and seashells, shaped like a face over the center front atop prominent red patent stockings.

Rabbi Barry Marcus explained after Galliano attended a service at the Central Synagogue, “We all make mistakes, built into Judaism is the concept of giving a person another chance, or forgiving. So much of who we are and how we operate as human beings is built on that very principle.”

Galliano blended confidence and love with this collection. He did not step on any toes and create an aggressive show to achieve shock value. Noticeably absent was his famous catwalk strut. Instead, a brief humble bow while wearing a white Margiela Atelier lab coat before quickly disappearing.

Without a doubt, John Galliano looks back on the person he was becoming and feels grateful to be alive. A few years after the

The Couture Heirloom of our time has re-emerged. John Galliano has returned.

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PHOTOGRAPHER: Robert Huynh STYLIST: Douglas Alfaro STYLIST ASSISTANT: Thor Villagomez MAKEUP ARTIST: DenĂŠe Noel HAIR STYLIST: Julian Andrew Masian Model: Leah Campbell / Next Models Canada

Special thanks to Kitsilano Kitty Closet for the amazing vintage luxury pieces

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Jacket: Diane Freis Vintage Top: Agent Provocateur Pants: BCBG Bracelets: Topshop

Red Jacket: Stylist Own Top: blue Valentino blouse Pants: H&M Shoes: Missoni vintage Bracelet: Topshop Gold cuff: vintage Necklace: Aldo Rings: Aldo

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Dark Fur jacket: Stylist Own Top: Oak and Fort Pants: Christian Lacroix ( Vintage) Bracelets: Topshop Cuff: Stylist Own Shoes: Topshop Ring: Aldo

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Gold Shirt: Ozbek Top: Agent Provocateur Pants: Dolce and Gabbana (Vintage) Bracelet: TopShop Cuff: Stylist Own Ring: Aldo Shoes: Dolce Vita

Hat: Topshop Gold cuff: Aldo Ring: Aldo Bracelets: Topshop Jumpsuit: H&M

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Agent Provocateur Black kimono: H&M Earrings: Aldo Necklace: Aldo Cuff: H&M Rings: Aldo Shoes: Asos

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Jacket: stylist own Suit: Agent Provocateur Earrings: Aldo Rings: Aldo

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Photographer: Momo Chen Model: Jie Gao Garments: PLAKINGER Makeup artist and hairstylist: Chen Chen Producer: Chloe Assistant:Zisheng Zhou

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Photographer | Lucile Leber Models | Nicky and Jess Barutzky (sisters) Stylist | Sena Aurelia &Tatiana gaivoronskaia.

Makeup | Mickaele Mercier Hair stylist | Julie Mandin

Cuff : Simon Azoulay

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Jacket : Elisabetta Franchi Pant : Bash Shoes : Freelance Necklace : Rosantica & Sylvia Toledano chez l'Eclaireur Ring : Sylvia Toledano chez l'Eclaireur & Sylvia Toledano chez l'Eclaireur

Top : Simon Azoulay Jewels : Sylvia Toledano chez l’Éclaireur

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Jacket : The Kooples Short : Dsquared2 Shoes : Vic Matié Earrings : Louise Damas Bracelet : Sylvia Toledano chez L’Eclaireur

Top : Greta Constantine Short : Elisabetta Franchi Jeans Shoes : Freelance Earrings : Louise Damas Ring : Louise Damas Bracelet : Sylvia Toledano

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Suit : The Kooples Necklace : Sinequanone Ring & cluch : Sylvia Toledano chez l’Eclaireur

Jumpsuit : Zapa Necklace & ring: Akillis chez L’Éclaireur Left bracelet : Sylvia Toledano chez l’Eclaireur Right bracelet : Maison Boinet

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Cape : Zino Touafek Skirt : Dsquared2 Shoes : Vic Matie Earrings : Louise Damas

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Scent of a

It’s the perfect mix of floral and musk, that makes a sweet yet sexy scent.

It’s my go to for all seasons!

- Bianca Wahab

I always wear Chanel No 5. It’s classic and elegant.

- Sienna Vittoria Lee-Coughlin

Lavanila’s all-natural vanilla and grapefruit fragrance.

It’s fresh, uplifting, and is available with a convenient roller ball!

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Versace’s Vanitas has jasmine and soft lilac notes. It’s great for day or evening. - Jennifer Lecompte Just, Just Cavalli is my all-time favourite. I wear it all the time. - Melanie Viger

I’m wearing agent provocateur perfume these days - it’s fresh yet sexy all while being subtle at the same time.

- Erica Wark

Alien by Thierry Mugler is my favourite.

It’s distinctive and fascinating! It has a comforting, warm feeling that gravitates to the person walking past you.

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Break all the rules by focusing colour on both the eyes and lips. Start with gold, bronze and coffee tones in the Estee Lauder Fierce Safari eye shadow set. Focus the deepest shades in the crease and lash line, with the brighter colours on the brow and inner corners of the eyes. For lips, try an intense Pure Color lipstick in Poppy Love, also by Estee Lauder, coupled with a lip gloss.

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Creative Direction – Candace Corey Photographer – Terrance Blount/CC&C Makeup/Hair – Candace Corey/Zenobia Nails – Jocelyn Morris/CC&C Model – Rebekah C.

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Then smudge Matte Espresso on the lower and upper lashline. Since the focus will be only on the eyes, just add touches of soft pink on cheeks and lips. For the blush, use Amazonian Clay 12 Hour Blush in Glisten then LipSurgence Lip Tint in Charmed on the mouth.

All of colour is by Tarte.

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Doing a big updo with your hair can create a bold impact.

For shine and the optimum control that you need, use Let’s Jam Extra Hold Gel by Soft Sheen Carson. For makeup, try an eye shadow combination of Chiffon Sparkle, Malted and Black Chocolate as a liner, then finish your lips with Blue Raspberry Creamy from the Deluxe Lip & Eye Palette. For cheeks, get added sheen with Bronze Glow - all by Bobbi Brown cosmetics. For nails, start with a coat of Grand Gala, then finish the tips with Dazzling Dance from the CND Vinylux Gilded Dreams Holiday collection.

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Going bold with your nails doesn’t have to mean using red. Switch it up with a bright pink. Start by using manicure tape to block off the moon of the nail, then brush on a coat of Deborah Lippmann polish in the Sexy Back set which also has a matching lip stick - that can go from sheer to full color.

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Don’t go subtle with a thin line, go all-the-way by overdoing it. Go from the standard winged eye line to a dramatic one by extending it further and making it thicker. The Alexa For Eyeko mascara and liner set will give you the tools to make a precision line that is waterproof. The more you extend the line, the thicker it should be. For the lips, go nude with a touch of shimmer by using the Shea Moisture Lip Crayon in Christine for a hydrating hint of colour.

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The Kerastase Elixir Ultime masque is an oilbased masque suitable for all hair types. Used as a treatment or as an everyday conditioner will keep hair looking soft and shiny while maintaining fullness.

I always recommend a heat protection product before blow-drying. Kerastase Nectar Thermique is a highly-nourishing lightweight milk which doubles as a leave-in conditioner. A heat protectant will help prevent further damage from styling especially with all that winter throws at our hair.

-Daniel Fortunato

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Is your hair feeling the winter blahs? BC Hairthearphy Moisture Kick Beauty Balm will help hydrate dry winter hair. This BB cream will help polish, nourish and hydrate your hair from our harsh winter weather.

OSIS Blow ‘N Go Sleek is my fave product; cuts the blow dry time by 50%, while leaving the hair with optimal high shine, silky, moveable texture, for that perfect looking blow-out. It is a super easy product that gets AMAZING results.

- Rossa Jurenas

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1 Bohemian Waves Argan Hair Mist

combines the mineral-rich benefits of Himalayan Pink Sea Salt with the hydration of Argan oil for perfectly separated tousles and gorgeous, natural volume.

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This Argan Hot Oil Self-Heating Hair Treatment repairs and restores hair in just 60 seconds. Its gentle formula is infused with Argan Oil, which contains a large amount of vitamin E to reverse damage caused by heat and over-styling, leaving hair smoother, shinier, and healthier.

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RONZE GODDESS Photographer: Max Jamali Hair and Makeup: Melanie Viger Stylist: Amy Mackenzie Model: Anastassiya Hendeles

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Bronzer by Lancaster. This multi-shade compact powder by Lancaster lights up skin by adding a touch of shimmer to eyes, lips and cheeks. Apply light touches with your fingertips to your lips, cheeks or eyes to obtain a natural glow. Try mixing the five shades on your face, neckline or even your legs.

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Invisible pressed podwer by YABY costemics. Sets invisibly on skin, micronized weightless setting powder, can be used to set under the eye without creasing. Absorbs oil and gets rid of excess shine, can be used before/after makeup or through out the day.

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Mineralize SkinFinish by MAC. A luxurious domed face powder with minerals, slowly baked to provide a dimensional yet natural-matte finish. Provides perfect light coverage. Use to set and fix foundation or as a touch-up throughout the day. New mirrored compact.

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SLEEPS AT DAWN Photographer/BILLY WINTERS Stylist/JENNIFER TUTON Makeup & Hair/MAURICIO LEMUS Manicure/LESLIE DRESSER Model/ELOISE@Exalt

18K Gold Diamond Marquis ring/JENNIFER TUTON.

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18K Gold Diamond Marquis ring/JENNFIER TUTON. Opposite Page: 18K Gold Aquamarine & Diamond ring, 18K Tourmaline Cabochon ring & Diamonds, 18K Godl ring with Tourmaline & Aquamarine Trillons, 18K Gold Paraiba Tourmaline Pear with Diamond and Sapphire Halo/all JENNIFER TUTON.

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18K Rose Gold Fancy Zircon & Cognac Diamond ring/JENNIFER TUTON.

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18K Gold Quartz ring with Diamond Halo, 18K Gold Pink Spinel ring with Diamonds, 18K Gold Peach Moonstone ring with Fancy Diamonds/JENNIFER TUTON

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