Fall Fashion Week 2014 by Lori Kluge

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FASHION WITH A CAUSE: The Little Red Dress Club BY JENNIFER JACOBY-SMITH OF SP CREATIVE FEATURES

Little Red Dress Club members Sara Wheelwright (left) and Leanne Falkowsky (right) pose at the wind up for Habitat for Humanity in spring 2014. Photo by Brooklyn Wandzura

f you’re out and about and see a gaggle of women sporting bright red dresses, don’t be alarmed. That’s just the Little Red Dress Club – a group of energetic businesswomen in Saskatoon raising money for a good cause. Leanne Falkowsky, owner of Urban Wall Interiors, is one of the founding members. She says got the idea from her aunt who lives in Calgary. “She’s got a group of friends and they travel together and they all go out for dinner wearing red dresses. They create a whole bunch of curiosity when they go out in public together,” explains Falkowsky. In 2011, Falkowsky got together with friends Chantelle Butterfield and Candace Fox to talk about the idea. The trio were enthused about an opportunity to have fun and network with other motivated women in the city. But Falkowsky added an extra twist to the idea. “I

said, ‘What a great way to raise funds for the community,’” she recalls. With that the group was off. The idea attracted others: Sara Wheelwright, founder of TrustedSaskatoon.com and mortgage broker Tammy Wandzura. Soon they were planning their first event. About 25 women showed up in red dresses at what was then Tusk piano bar. “It sure did create a bit of a stir,” admits Falkowsky. Pretty soon people were coming down from the restaurant upstairs to investigate what was going on. The group raised funds for the women and children’s centre at the YWCA. The group received cheques from some of the patrons that night to go towards their cause. “That was great because (the YWCA) wasn’t expecting, they didn’t even know we were raising funds for them,” says Falkowsky. Another event raised funds for New Hope Dog

Rescue. Last year the group partnered with Habitat for Humanity Saskatoon and raised over $50,000 towards the building of a new home. “I think Habitat has been a really good one to work with because you can see exactly where the money goes. You can see the direct effect on the community. It’s been a good one for us to align ourselves with,” Falkowsky says. The wind up party to celebrate the $50,000 milestone was held at Village Amp and Guitar. Falkowsky says the event was a lot of fun for the over 60 members who attended. “Our events tend to be really over the top with everything in red. There were red boas and balloons and door prizes everywhere.” This year the Little Red Dress Club is once again teaming up with Habitat for Humanity with 100K in 100 Days. The kick-off for the fundraising campaign was held Sept. 15 and wraps up Dec. 24. The group

will be encouraging women across the city to donate. Donations go towards building a Saskatoon family a house they can call home. It’s an opportunity for women to make an impact in the city they live in. There are no membership fees to join the club. Falkowsky says the group is open and welcoming to everyone. “You just show up and have a good time.” There is a Facebook page devoted to the club to keep members informed of new events and initiatives. The page has 225 likes. The Little Red Dress Club also makes appearances at other events just for fun. Joining the club has members always on the lookout for a new red dress – even while they’re on vacation or traveling for work. “You almost start collecting them, whenever you see one, whether or not you ever wear it,” laughs Falkowsky. “All of our closets are adorned with one section of red dresses.” FW

EVENTS OCTOBER 4 - 11 Now open in University Heights Square, Two Fifty Two Boutique invites you to join in their Fall Fashion Trendsetter Event, ongoing with the C95 Marathon for Breast Cancer.

OCTOBER 4 - 11 Visions Salon & Spa celebrates Fall Fashion Week with a sale on the Surface Curls Trio. New Surface Curls Smoothing Cream is available! Save 20 to 40 per cent on select Surface styling products. Remember, every Tuesday is Student Tuesday. Students save 20%!

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JOIN US FOR GREAT FOOD, FUN AND FASHION! The StarPhoenix invites you to attend our travelling lunchtime fashion show, Thursday, October 9, at Mano’s Restaurant on Eighth Street. See the latest fall fashions from Saskatoon’s leading retailers. Admission is free! Guests will also receive an entry form to win an exquisite Swarovski crystal necklace and bracelet set valued at $660, compliments of Hillberg & Berk.

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Tammy Kehoe, the new owner of Gentries in Scotia Centre, invites you to join her Customer Appreciation one-year anniversary celebrations on Thursday, October 9. It’s a fun come-and-go event, with wine and cheese, from 5 to 9 p.m. Update your fall wardrobe and enjoy a Customer Appreciation discount of 15 per cent!

OCTOBER 19 & 20 The Sandbox in the City invites you to attend their annual Joseph Ribkoff Trunk Show, Sunday, October 19 and Monday, October 20. It’s your chance to get an exclusive sneak peek at the famous Montreal designer’s 2015 Cruise/Spring/Summer collection before everyone else! Try on samples from the collection and pre-order for the season ahead. Bestsellers from the Fall 2014 collection will also be featured. Be part of the excitement at The Sandbox in The City on Sunday, October 19 from 12 noon to 4 p.m., and Monday, October 20 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

OCTOBER 24 The Hub City Optomist and Riverside Optimist Clubs present an evening of Glitz and Glamour on Friday, October 24 at the German Cultural Centre. The Ladies Autumn Gala features a ﬁve-course dinner, a fashion show by Dress Well with Gisele and mega-prizes. Representatives from the Saskatoon Fireﬁghters and the 2015 Sask. Burn Calendar will be in attendance. For information, contact Cheryl at (306) 9795130.

OCTOBER 25 Two Fifty Two Boutique celebrates its Grand Opening in University Heights Square in Willowgrove. Grand opening celebrations will include fabulous fashion displays, gift card giveaways and special savings. C95 will be on location. Join Two Fifty Two Boutique for all the fun, on Saturday, October 25.

OCTOBER 30 Midtown Plaza presents “PARKLUXE Saskatoon 2014”, in partnership with The Cayman Islands. The event will take place at Rouge Gallery, featuring a high-end clothing and culinary experience with fashions by three Western Canadian designers from Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmonton, fashion-forward styles from Midtown Plaza and specialty catering provided by Ayden Kitchen. Rising Toronto design star Matthew Gallagher will be in the spotlight for a short interview-style presentation. The event begins at 7 p.m., with the Matthew Gallagher Cayman Islands Stylemaker Presentation at 8 p.m. The ﬁrst fashion show is at 8:30 p.m., followed by a second show at 9:15. The after party and pop-up shops will follow at Ayden Kitchen and Bar. Tickets can be purchased at: ourparkonline.com Twitter: @ourparkonline • Instagram: @ourparkonline #PARKLUXESASK2014 • #YXEFASHION • #YXEART SAS00291303_1_1

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AUTUMN OFFERS LUSH-TOUCH TEXTURES, RICH COLOURS BY JEANNIE ARMSTRONG, SP CREATIVE FEATURES EDITOR

ith our premature cold snap, Saskatonians are once again diving back into their closets to pull out their layers of over-worn sweaters, jackets, pants and leggings. Our favourite hot weather fashions will once again be left to languish a tthe back our closets, in hope of a better summer next year. On the prairies, our fall and winter wardrobes certainly get a workout. No doubt, we are all in need of an injection of fresh and exciting clothing options for the season ahead. Tammy Kehoe, who is celebrating her first anniversary as owner of Gentries in Scotia Centre, is enthusiastic about the Autumn/Winter collections that have arrived at her store. “It’s a very exciting season! Clothes are flying off our racks!” says Kehoe. Autumn always arrives in a kaleidoscope of rich, vibrant colours. Kehoe says this season brings a huge selection of fresh tones, from luscious burgundy and classic navy, to fashion brights like fuchsia

MAKE A CHIC TRANSITION above Transitioning into autumn can be tricky, but Sandbox in the City has you covered with these chic coordinates. Model Chelsea O’Leary wears a tunic dress by Smashed Lemon layered with a cozy sweater by Mexx. The beautiful autumn colours in this tunic make it a versatile addition to your wardrobe. The sleeveless style allows you to wear it on warmer days and layer it with a long sleeve underneath or a sweater overtop on colder days. Chelsea completes her look with a pair of bamboo leggings by C’est Moi, a purse by Frank Lyman and a gorgeous pair of suede boots by Franco Sarto. All the accessories can be found at Sandbox in the City, just off Broadway Avenue on 9th Street. CONTEMPORARY CHIC right For Klassique Designs in Scotia Centre, Taylor Dick of She Modelling creates a sensation in her fashion-forward ensemble from the Nisse Collection by Nargisse Akyuz. Klassique owner Kajoo Kamal recently introduced the Nisse line to Saskatoon, impressed by the Canadian designer’s attention to detail, impeccable tailoring and sexy femininity. Last year, Nargisse Akyuz was a finalist for the Emerging Designer Award at Montreal Fashion Week. Taylor’s dress and matching zip-front jacket feature trendy colour blocking, in a sizzling combination of oyster (with subtle gold metallic highlights) and black banding. The dress’s flirty A-line skirt will flatter every figure type. The Nisse Collection as well as the many other exclusive fashion lines await your discovery at Klassique in Scotia Centre. Photo by Bill Hamilton Photographics

and citron. Texture is another element of style distinguishing the season. Lush-touch textiles like brocade, cashmere, silk, chiffon, velvet, lace and leather are coming together in innovative layers, says Kehoe. Sweaters are a wardrobe staple for the cold days ahead. “The sweaters are gorgeous; they’re so warm and inviting! We’ve got everything from chunky knits, oversized cardigans and even sweater dresses. Our Saint James line from Paris has some great sweaters. Our Eileen Fisher collection has some great over-sized sweaters and our 360 Cashmeres are really popular.” Business attire for women revolves around the suit. At Gentries, silhouettes range from tunic-style jackets to tailored jackets with the new squared shoulders. Bracelet-length (or three-quarter length) sleeves have been introduced this season by a number of top apparel brands. For a stylish evening out, Kehoe suggests opting for one of this season’s glamourous jumpsuits. “It’s a fun alternative to the little black dress. For maximum impact, you can dress it up with lots of blingy jewellery and a great pair of shoes!” Kajoo Kamal, founder of Klassique Designs in Scotia Centre, describes the upcoming Autumn/Winter season in one word: luxuriant! “Leather is the new denim. It’s such a nice, sleek polished look. We’re seeing leather treatments on everything – from dresses and knits to leggings,” says Kamal. Leather is in evidence in almost every collection, be it authentic hide or the new ‘vegan’ leather. Clothing silhouettes are more structured, refined and tapered this season, she adds. Straight and tailored lines are edging out high-low and handkerchief hemlines. “We’re also seeing a more structured shoulder in many garments,” says Kamal. The trouser pant is injecting new style on the separates scene, she adds. “The higher rise has become the standard.” Gold is the metal of choice this season, says Kamal, creating visual interest in both fabrics and accessories. The mixed metals craze from last year has continued through into this season, as designers show off their alchemy skills with combinations of gold, silver and copper. Autumn is the season to invest in a new winter coat. The collection at Klassique Designs is sure to catch your eye. “We’re seeing a lot of black this season, with striking use of leather, fur and texture. I always bring in a wonderful selection of white white coats and this season, our collection is simply stunning,” says Kamal. FW

ON OUR COVER OOH LA LA! above Gentries shops the fashion capitols of the world to bring Saskatoon women the latest looks for Autumn 2014/Winter 2015. Lisa Heuchert, with She Modelling, is the epitome of chic in this classic sheath dress imported from Paris. Designed by La Fée Maraboutée, this stunning red/black brocade dress is designed for the fashion-forward contemporary woman. Authentic French style is evident in the luxurious fabric and meticulous attention to detail. What a great alternative to the little black dress! Gentries amps up the impact of Lisa’s look with touches of gold, including a necklace by Vancouver designer Karen Teloio and Bauxo bangle bracelets and earrings, also Canadian-made. Lisa’s gorgeous hair was styled by Amanda Doering of Visions Salon and Spa. Amanda added honey-toned highlights to Lisa’s natural blonde locks then created loose, flowing curls using shampoo, conditioner, mousse and smoothing cream from the new Curls line by Surface Hair. Lisa’s professional make-up artistry is by Amanda Pauls of Visions Salon and Spa. Lisa Heuchert appears on our cover, courtesy of She Modelling.

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COZY UP TO FALL MATCHLESS STYLE left Ultimo Euromoda brings contemporary fashion for both women and men to the forefront. Suzanne Flynn is casually chic in a Cuervo gold Italian leather jacket by Matchless, the legendary British brand coveted by fashionistas the world over. Suzanne pairs her jacket with Karv Discharge dye jeans featuring a cool zipper detail and a Parasuco Black Angels t-shirt with enzyme wash detail. Unique finishes are adding interest to belts this season, as seen in Suzanne’s camouflage print brown leather belt by Brave Beets. Her on-trend Cuervo gold ankle boots by Atrai were hand-finished in Portugal. Old world craftsmanship and 21st century technology join together in clothing of exceptional quality at Ultimo Euromoda, located at 204 Third Avenue South. Suzanne’s make-up artistry by Lissa Hallum Makeup Artistry at (306) 665-5537.

GLOBAL WARMING right The Trading Post shops exotic locations around the world for one-of-a-kind treasures and artisan designs. Model Alexandria Pavelich knows the hip way to stay cozy this fall and winter, in a handcrafted alpaca poncho from Tresart Cache. Imported from South America, the fluffy fringe and Andesinspired patterns make this poncho a work of art. Alexandria’s fringed lace-up mukluk boots are by Hides in Hand, an Ontario company specializing in leather products crafted from moose and deer skin. Handcrafted silver earrings and bracelets add sparkle, while her artisan daisy necklace makes a definite fashion statement. A widebrimmed felt hat by Pendleton completes Alexandria’s hipster look. Discover exciting fashion treasures at The Trading Post, located downtown at 226 Second Avenue South.

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SEASON OF SOPHISTICATION Autumn styles call for sophisticated hues from the Merle Norman Fall 2014 Colour Collection. Paulette Schumacher, owner of Merle Norman Studio in Scotia Centre, says with every change of season, it’s time to hit the ‘refresh’ button and explore new make-up colours and products. To create her ‘Spellbound’ look, Paulette opted for Merle Norman’s eyecolour quad featuring hues of burgundy, lavender, cream and violet-navy. Merle Norman’s Soft Touch eye pencil adds drama and accents the eye. Perfectly defined cheeks are achieved with Merle Norman’s 4-in-1 Colour Kit, with two blush colours, contour shade and highlighter all in one compact. Merle Norman’s Liquid Lipcolor highlights and hydrates your lips with stay-true colour. Paulette’s shade is “Sweet on You.” Come into Merle Norman for a free Fall Makeover and learn more about the season’s newest colour collection.

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TWO FIFTY TWO BOUTIQUE launches new fashion concept BY HILARY KLASSEN OF SP CREATIVE FEATURES

re you suffering from fashion-fatigue, like you’ve seen it all before? Not going to New York any time soon? Two Fifty Two Boutique may be just the place to reboot your love of fashion. Just opened in Willowgrove in August, the shop offers some lines and styles not seen here before. “My whole concept was to bring the big city shopping experience to Saskatoon,” says owner Mackenzie Firby. A fashion lover with a penchant for shopping, Firby tends to find unique items during her travels. That’s also how she found inspiration for her new store. “I have one store in Los Angeles that I really like and one store in New York that I really like, and I kind of put them together. I got a lot of inspiration from them.” Additional motivation came from people who loved what she was wearing but couldn’t get it here. Two Fifty Two Boutique offers many brands, some that customers have never heard of, sourced out of New York and beyond. “Blaque Label is one of the hidden gems I found. They have somewhat trendier pieces, but they’re at a really great price point,” says Firby, and the label still delivers high quality. Hunter Bell, winner of the Fashion Star TV show, is another line that Firby brought in. “I’d watched the show and I’d bought a shirt of hers in LA and at the show in New York. I actually met her, and she was just so personable.” She does classic lines and cuts, but with unique fabrics combinations. “She’ll put leather into a dress with neoprene; the clothes are really cool and edgy.” Diane Von Furstenberg (DVF) is a better known line. “I’ve loved DVF for a few years. Diane created the wrap dress in the 70s and she’s still making the same wrap dress now,” says Firby. It’s a very iconic brand yet classic. “I think she’s recognizable to a lot of people. I already have some ladies that saw we’re carrying that line and they come specifically for that.” Two Fifty Two Boutique is a one-stop shop with a range of clothing and accessories – shoes, bags, jewelry, belts, scarves and coats – everything you need for a complete ensemble. “We have everything from jeans and T-shirts with flip-flops to an evening gown with heels and a clutch, to a winter jacket that we just got in. I wanted to fulfill every need that customers might have.” Trending this fall is the colour navy. “They’re saying it’s the new black, you can wear it with lots of other colours and gold or silver jewelry,” says Firby. Colours like olive, merlot and cobalt blue

are also trendy right now. “A lot of the lines have a cobalt blue handbag in a few different styles.” Another must-have colour is “rich reddy purples.” Also trending are high-waisted pants worn with the shirt tucked in. Firby has personal reasons for choosing the name Two Fifty Two, other than the fun of playing with numbers. It was a way to honour her mother and her home town of Kenaston. If New York is a pipe dream, say hello to Mackenzie at Two Fifty Two Boutique (twofiftytwoboutique. com) and check out her unique fashion forward lines, only a few of which are mentioned here. You have the cash from the flight you didn’t take. FW

PASSION FOR FASHION! It was a passion for fashion that inspired Mackenzie Firby to open Saskatoon’s newest destination boutique: Two Fifty Two Boutique, located in University Heights Square. In this striking black-and-white dress by Hunter Bell, the play of patterns and solids, as well as an unusual blending of fabrics like leather, spandex and polyester create high visual impact. The brand is exclusive to Two Fifty Two Boutique. Cailin, with She Modelling, also adds a touch of elegance to her look with a Lisa Freede ring and cuff. The clutch by Diane Von Furstenberg (DVF) adds the perfect splash of colour, and DVF heels complete the look, all from Two Fifty Two Boutique.

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FASHION CHRONICLE: Always at the forefront of style BY JESSE GREEN FOR SP CREATIVE FEATURES

hen Candice Jones first opened Fashion Chronicle in 1984 it was parachute pants, printed two-piece dresses and shoulder pads – the bigger the better – that were all the rage. Three decades later, there are some garments that echo 1980s fashions, but the colossal shoulder pad is certainly not on the rack. The independent fashion store has remained an enduring success for three decades, watching many styles come and go. The secret to Jones’ success? A pretty basic formula based around turning a fresh inventory. “If it doesn’t sell, mark it down. If it does sell, you repeat it,” said Jones with a laugh. Of course, an overall love of fashion and willingness to build relationships can’t be underestimated. As styles have evolved, so has Fashion Chronicle and the customer base has remained loyal. The store has always catered to women aged 35 and up, and those who were once young girls tagging along with their mothers are now customers themselves. Jones has always relied on her staff as an integral part of the business, with many remaining with her for several years. Her staff have a real awareness of who their customers are and what they need. Fashion Chronicle’s roomy location in The Centre Mall shows such variety. The whimsical embellishments of Neon Buddha garments with oversized collars and mismatched buttons, the structure and striking look of fashion icon Joseph Ribkoff’s pieces and the soft, bright colourings of Bali-brand animal print tops make it an interesting browse. Thinly quilted vests are joined with the works of art

that are Pure Handknit garments. Displays are split into a dress area, casual and dressy sportswear and accessories, with an accent on made-in-Canada pieces. The upcoming fall and winter season brings a lovely colourful palette. Expect lots of punches of colour in the wardrobe, with teals and rusts to offset the staple brown and blacks. A look to the centre displays shows how many of the garments can be put together. Fashion Chronicle’s first customers shopped dress pants by Snazzy, coordinated sportswear by Mister Leonard and dresses from the Algo Corporation. They found their bling with I.B. Diffusion and 100 per cent cotton with L.A. Seatcovers. The high-end ladies store had its start in a strip mall on Venture Crescent. A number of location changes over the years have included a dedicated petite store. Jones’ business was the impetus for prominent designer French Dressing to introduce a new line to its customers. “When I first started out, French Dressing was not doing petite bottoms. I told them the success I was having, and they decided to get into the petite business; that is something we initiated,” Jones said. From the very first location 30 years ago, Joseph Ribkoff and French Dressing have been frontrunners in women’s fashion and remain a large part of the business. Some wonderful new additions include Frank Lyman, Jag and Neon Buddha. Jones is always on the lookout for new lines to incorporate, making sure that Fashion Chronicle remains a vibrant part of Saskatoon’s style scene for years to come. FW

MAKE A STATEMENT For Fashion Chronicle, our model Delle Napper shows off a rich cream-coloured French terry three-quarter length jacket with pewter button details from Neon Buddha. This signature fall piece with detachable collar will take you from work to a dress occasion with flair. Throw it on over a pair of jeans, dress pants or leggings and you’ll be fashionably decadent no matter what the occasion. The cozy knit material is easy to care for and will keep you warm into the chilly fall months. Delle pairs the jacket with stretch pull-on pants from Joseph Ribkoff featuring pleather details to add some sass. Daisy pewter earrings from Rosie are also available from Fashion Chronicle in The Centre Mall.

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New fall collections have arrived at MIDTOWN PLAZA BY JENNIFER JACOBY-SMITH OF SP CREATIVE FEATURES

he latest fall fashions have arrived at Midtown Plaza – Saskatchewan’s largest destination shopping centre. So what can shoppers find at the retail mecca? Lots and lots of knits! This according to Nicole Romanoff, Midtown stylist and fashion blogger. “The fall 2014 look is all about knits. When styling, be sure to mix knits of different varieties such as large chunky, cable or even a finer gauge to create a distinct fall look.” Layering for fall is extra important as cooler weather invades the praireis. Thick and cozy knitted sweaters, cardigans or scarves can help make the transition to fall. “I’m loving the chunky knit sweaters, layered with a tight knit circle scarf, styled with either a leather or plaid legging,” says Romanoff. For footwear, nothing says fall like boots! This season’s boots come in a variety of styles and colours. From tall to short, large chunky heels to slender spikes, in wild textures with metal accents or bright colours, there are boots every fashionista will love. “My mouth starts to water every time I pass by a shoe store lately,” remarks Romanoff. Want to add a luxurious edge to your fall wardrobe? Romanoff adds, “Another fabulous trend, and perhaps my favourite, is the fuzzy furs. Be sure to add touches of fur when styling your look to create a very elegant texturized outfit.” When talking colour, Romanoff says the key colour trend is grey. She suggests mixing textures

and tones of grey for subtle depth and polish. One last big trend for women’s fashion has a very masculine inspiration. “Keep an eye out for the menswear inspired trend. Designers have taken inspiration from men’s fashion, but with clean lines and shapes for a very feminine silhouette,” Romanoff explains. As for new fashion retailers coming to Midtown Plaza, Vaness Bomboir, the mall’s marketing director, remained mum. “We have exciting plans in the works, but we’re still in the final negotiations,” she explains. “We will share the news as soon as we can.” In the meantime, Midtown Plaza has joined the trend of mixing fashion and art sponsoring PARKLUXE Saskatoon 2014. PARK (Promoting Artists Redefining Kulture) events have taken place across Canada. Rouge Gallery will host the Saskatoon event on October 30. The goal of the event is to raise awareness about Canadian talent while raising funds for PARK – a volunteer organization. The evening will feature fab clothing by three Western Canadian designers. Toronto design star, Matthew Gallagher, will also do a short interview style presentation. Specialty catering will be provided by Ayden Kitchen. Tickets can be purchased at www.ourparkonline.com. You’ll find everything you need to make a fashionable fall splash at Midtown Plaza. All of the latest fashions for men and women – from formal wear to casual active wear to footwear. FW

WRAP YOURSELF IN NATURAL BEAUTY Style, warmth and comfort come together in this wonderful Hilary Radley Luxe Cashmere and Cross Fox poncho from The Bay Fur Salon in Midtown Plaza. Ponchos and capes are the fashion stars in outerwear this season, with combinations of fur, wool, cashmere and brushed mohair creating trendy surface interest. The natural beauty and lush-touch of fur elevates coats, parkas, vests and capes to the pinnacle of style. See the exciting new Autumn/Winter collection today at The Bay Fur Salon in Midtown Plaza.

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FUR-EVER IN STYLE Midtown Plaza model Tasha Lukenchuk strikes a pose in one of the top trends of the season – leather leggings. This outfit has hard and soft elements, which makes it very appealing to the eye. The hardness of the leather leggings is balanced out with the soft billowy top and the richness of the fur. Pairing warm tones in the vest with the starkness of the black and white coordinates really sets off the look, making the outfit come alive. The leather leggings, white top and belt are all from Danier. The luxurious crystal fox fur vest is from Hudson’s Bay Fur Salon. Rock just the right amount of attitude with sexy peep toe shooties from Aldo, along with the beautiful leather tote in cognac. Necklace is provided by Le Chateau. Tasha is with Numa Models in Calgary. Her fabulous fall look was styled by Nicole Romanoff. The expert stylists at Angles SalonSpa in Midtown Plaza created Tasha’s gorgeous hair and makeup.

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t takes 40 kilometres of thread to make one pair of the Marathon pant by Brax! That’s like from here to Delisle. The Marathon is a new concept five-pocket pant created in the pursuit of designing finer fabrics. “We sell them in some of the most interesting and unique fabrics,” says Elwood Flynn. The Marathon is 97 per cent cotton and three per cent lycra. It’s a jean style pant but in a lighter weight, comfortable soft stretch fabrics, in colours like charcoals, greys, blues and some earth tones. “They have that nice trim look. Some have very narrow legs, but most of our customers want just medium narrow. We have both.” Gardeur and Hugo Boss versions are also available. The five-pocket pant might sneak into certain boardrooms if paired with a nice jacket. But generally the board room still needs a more formal approach. Like a trim fitting suit. “That is fashion today, trimmer, shorter coats, somewhat slimmer lapels, and slimmer pants in width and dimension,” says Flynn. It’s a look that’s a bit more flattering to the build, according to Gord Burgess of Caswell’s. Of course, it’s not necessarily suited to every physique and holds special appeal for younger gentlemen. Dispensing with a tie is becoming more popular, for a somewhat less formal look. “There’s a lot of very dressy sport shirts on the market that are being worn with the suits and jackets now, so some people are leaving the tie out, but in place of the tie, adding some colour with a pocket square,” says Burgess. Ted Baker and Hugo Boss are key players in the men’s apparel market. Black is giving up some territory this season, although it will always be in the picture. Currently, charcoal, greys and navy are gaining strength on the colour front. Flynn says although stripes are still dressy in a suit, subtle checks are coming in. All of Flynn’s suits are mid-weight, high-twist resilient fabrics that can be worn year round. Flynn has noticed a bit of interest in double breasts, but they’re updated to a slimmer, trimmer version with narrower lapels, and they’ve sold some made to measure. Burgess says there’s a bit more focus on men’s footwear. Shoes have become very important, similar to what they are in ladies wear. “We’re seeing British tans and beige coloured shoes as opposed to the traditional black that has always been typical of the North American market. The European market in past years has always focused on a lot of brown shoes and that’s where the focus is right now for men.” Beautiful Allen Edmonds shoes in quality leathers, including burnished leather, are favourites. Burgess appreciates the extra detail and slightly higher contrast with the top stitching. Monk straps are popular. Flynn loves the cognac shade of shoes that can be worn with everything – black, navy, blue, grey, etc.- and has a wide selection of leather belts to match the shoes. Coloured shoelaces are a popular choice for adding some “pop.” The colourful socks of last season are still making a splash. Although striped shirts are still a great choice, Flynn says checks are edging out some of their shelf space. Viyella shirts in beautiful checks and prints, in an exceptional 50/50 wool and cotton blend are Canadian made. A top seller is Elwood Flynn’s Signum shirts from Germany. Beyond the boardroom, Caswell’s offers a new take on a staple in casual wear. “Corduroy is getting a treatment you typically see on denim. They’re using some different dying processes. It’s a spray dye which is washed and hand sanded,” says Burgess, creating a look similar to certain denim washes. Van Gils is Caswell’s “youngest garment,” trimmer through the body with a narrow leg, offering some unique looks. Caswell’s also carries the black, orange and green divisions of Hugo Boss. FW

DISTINCTLY EUROPEAN above There’s a slightly playful vibe in this impeccable ensemble from Caswell’s Company Ltd. worn by Gregg Bamford, as the colours, patterns and textures interact. The three-piece vested suit was made in the Netherlands by Van Gils. The European modern fit features a shorter jacket length and a slim fit trouser with a narrow leg. The navy textured wool is the perfect backdrop for the slim fit rose/blue checked shirt by Eton. The patterned tie by Eton pulls all the colour tones together for a spectacular unified statement. Discover why Caswell’s has been “THE Store for Men” since 1911, by visiting their newly expanded store at 144 Second Avenue South in downtown Saskatoon. FALL FINESSE above Top-to-toe fashionable attire from Elwood Flynn For Men Ltd. enhances Ryan Walter’s studied look of nonchalance. The smoke grey sport coat in this sensational ensemble is merino wool and features a large window pane check in black and blue accents. A fresh pattern Italian silk tie sets off Ryan’s Hugo Boss dress shirt, in an easy-care cotton in the taupe family. British tan wing tip shoes by Allen Edmonds and a matching leather belt by Hugo Boss finish the look with total finesse. Elwood Flynn for Men is conveniently located downtown at 200 Third Avenue North.

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en are the new darlings of the fashion world! According to the 2014 Global Apparel and Footwear Market Update, men’s apparel has outperformed the women’s clothing market in key markets, including the U.S., Britain and Germany, for the past five years. The Business of Fashion, a trade journal specializing in fashion business intelligence, concurs, reporting that the “veritable boom in the men’s fashion market shows no sign of abating.” In Britain, for example, men are now outspending women on fashion purchases such as shoes. In the U.S., men’s apparel sales increased by five per cent in 2013, while women’s apparel sales only grew by four per cent. Sales of men’s footwear in the U.S. increased at double the rate of women’s footwear over the past two years. In response, major fashion brands like Gucci, Prada and Ralph Lauren have ramped up and expanded their menswear lines – even opening up dedicated menswear stores. What’s driving menswear mania? Is it a trend being echoed here in Saskatoon? Anthony Graham-Cutts, the owner of Anthonys Fashion for Men on First Avenue South, says men in our city have become “more aware of fashion than they’ve been for years. They’re conscious of the trends and are focused on what they’re wearing. A lot of that is the influx into the city of people from other provinces and countries. They’ve set the benchmark for style a little higher and guys are following suit.” Exposure to new trends via the Internet and popular TV shows like Mad Men have also had an impact. “Saskatoon men are seeing the trends and they’re accepting them,” says Graham-Cutts. Barry Flynn, owner of Ultimo Euromoda on Third Avenue South, sells contemporary, uniquely sourced fashion lines for both men and women. He says that Saskatoon men are definitely showing greater interest in trends and styles than in the past. Flynn says that slimmer silhouettes and new fabrications have captured men’s interest. Men are ditching their old ill-fitting suits, baggy jeans and shapeless shirts for trim, body-conscious styles. “The technology that’s in every part of our lives has really come to the forefront of fashion. They’re coming up with new washes and finishings on fabrics. A lot of it is comfort-driven; lots of stretch applications in shirts, pants and jackets,” says Flynn. “Lycra has been added to a lot of fabrications. It’s been a great way to introduce that slimmer cut to guys who traditionally would just buy ‘comfortable’ instead of something that looked great on them. We have blazers now that are made out of high quality jersey. You put that on and it feels like you’re wearing your favourite hoodie, but you’re dressed up.” Slim-fitting shirts are a must-have for today’s fashionconscious man, a huge shift from the one-size-fits-all silhouette of past decades. Of course, that new shirt silhouette means men have to rethink the jeans in their closet. “You can’t wear the slimmer-cut shirts with the old straight-leg, loose jeans. You have to match up the silhouette, from top to bottom,” says Flynn. “The introduction of Lycra to denim is giving the guys an opportunity to be better dressed than ever before.” Men are also paying more attention to fashion details than before, reports Flynn. His store has seen a 100 per cent increase in sales of socks and pocket squares over the past year. “A lot of men are wearing wilder socks than they ever have before. We’re even seeing guys wearing pocket squares with a t-shirt and blazer.” Graham-Cutts says that men are even paying more attention to their outwear. “That parka over your suit jacket doesn’t cut it any more,” he laughs. He’s excited about the new fall/winter collections at Anthonys, including new unstructured jackets and polished outerwear pieces. At Anthonys, texture is a big style element for the upcoming season. “We’re seeing a lot of texture: textured blazers with some loft to them, knit sweaters with a tac-

W TEXTURE IS ON TREND Texture is a big style element this season, says Anthony Graham-Cutts of Anthonys Fashion for Men. Even traditional basics such as blazers and sweaters have been given a polished twist, with innovative textures. For Anthonys Fashion for Men, Scott Hebert sports a multi-textured layered look, featuring a navy fine windowpane suit by Abito, a navy/burgundy check shirt by Bruun & Stengade, a Selected v-neck burgundy Merino knit sweater and a burgundy textured wool tie by Hart Schaffner Marx. Finishing touches include a cognac Private Label belt and cognac leather slip-on shoes by Stacy Adams. Scott Hebert appears courtesy of She Modelling.

tile feel. A lot of our suppliers are taking old-school classic pieces and giving them a polished twist, with innovative textures – putting some different spins on them,” says Graham-Cutts. “Fall is a season I really appreciate it, especially the new colours that are coming in. Everything just seems warmer and richer.” FW

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WANUSKEWIN HERITAGE PARK continues to evolve BY JENNIFER JACOBY-SMITH OF SP CREATIVE FEATURES

he site of Wanuskewin Heritage Park has served as a meeting place of nations for thousands of years. Located five kilometres north of Saskatoon on Wanuskewin Road, the Park was given recognition as a National Historic Site by Queen Elizabeth in 1987, acknowledging the cultural and archeological significance of the site. Wanuskewin Heritage Park was established in 1992, continuing the traditions and mandate to be a unique and authentic experience for all visitors. Over the last five years, Wanuskewin has undergone a significant renewal and restructuring. “We have a new focus and a vision with the organization. We want to take that forward into the future. We’re building on what was already here in the past and then taking the organization into the future,” says Dana Soonias, Wanuskewin CEO. One of the goals of the renewal is to bring United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage designation to the park. World Heritage sites around the world are deemed to have importance to all of humanity due to their natural beauty or cultural significance. Obtaining the UNESCO designation would take a commitment at all three levels of government and improvements to the programming offered at the centre. “That’s a long term goal. It’s not something that happens overnight but that’s part of our goal and our vision going forward,” Soonias explains. The next step for Wanuskewin is to launch a funding campaign that will once again have exhibits return to the facility. As they develop the new exhibits, staff will be looking for ways to incorporate technology into the Wanuskewin experience. Other challenges are looming on the horizon – literally. With the economic boom in the province, the city of Saskatoon to the south and the cities of Martensville and Warman are expanding. “They’re all converging on this location,” says Soonias. “We’re looking at becoming an urban park versus a rural park. We’ve just gone through a planning process that will take us out 20 years. (We have a) vision of growth and renewal that will allow us to transition from a rural park to an urban park.” The City of Saskatoon’s latest growth plan puts Wanuskewin Heritage Park within the city limits. As well, a north commuter bridge would be located just

As part of a long term renewal process, Wanuskewin is looking to bring back exhibits and displays. One of the attractions CEO Dana Soonias would like to bring back is live bison. a kilometer or two south of the Park, opening up all kinds of new commercial and industrial development in the city’s north end. This would have a significant impact on the Park. The challenges facing Wanuskewin are not unique, notes Soonias. “Museums are all changing. You can’t remain stagnant anymore. You have to have some change and flex in your programming but also your exhibits. So that’s something that we’re taking into consideration in our next renewal phase.” A live bison exhibit is just one of the initiatives under discussion. The Park attracts between 25,000 and 40,000 visitors each year. Many are students from the surrounding school divisions. During the summer months the focus shifts from educational programming to tourists – with visitors coming from across the globe to catch a glimpse of authentic North American aboriginal art and culture. The site is also becoming more and more popular as a location for corporate functions and weddings. With a full service kitchen and executive chef on staff, all types of catering can be offered to fit the needs of almost any type of event or social gathering. “We have beautiful scenery and at lunch time you can go for walks, spend some time on the patios and

the Wanuskewin gift store offers a ton of choices you can’t find anywhere else. Wanuskewin also has ample free parking to accommodate visitors. But it will probably be the beauty of the valley that continues to attract and captivate visitors, as it has for thousands of years.

listen in on some of the programming we have here. There are lots of different opportunities that a lot of facilities can’t offer,” Soonias says. The gift shop also has a wide range of unique gift ideas from jewelry to fashion items and art. If you’re looking for a distinctive gift for a special someone,

Angles SalonSpa earns national recognition for Total Beauty makeovers BY JEANNIE ARMSTRONG, SP CREATIVE FEATURES EDITOR

ngles SalonSpa in Midtown Plaza has once again competed with distinction at the 2014 Total Beauty makeover competition presented by La Biosthetique Paris, a world leader in cosmetic and salon products. The salon’s team of stylists trained for nine months in preparation for the intense competition, including participating in a competition in Germany this spring, says Tammy McLean, founder and director of Angles SalonSpa. “Competition at a national level is tough. Even tougher is for certain people to take Saskatchewan stylists seriously,” she says. Under McLean’s direction, her team succeeded in placing four finalists in this year’s world-wide competition – proof that Saskatchewan artists have what it takes to be considered top contenders. “The competition is based on a ‘before’ and ‘after’ effect,” explained McLean. “The contestants were judged on make-up, clothing, model, suitability and fashion forward cut/ colour and styling.” The staff and guests of Angles SalonSpa have their fingers crossed awaiting the results. “We are hoping for a repeat performance as Angles competed in Paris, France after placing first in the country last year. Although Canada was beat out by Ukraine, the experience made us fight even harder for a world title this year!” says McLean.

Saskatonians don’t have to fly to Paris to enjoy their own style transformation. “You can book your own Total Beauty makeover with any of our talented stylists and aestheticians,” says McLean. “We are your one stop to beauty and wellness. We offer everything from haircare to skincare, nails, waxing, laser and massage. We are also now pleased to offer a licensed beverage menu.”

To discover the results from the Paris competition, follow Angles SalonSpa’s Facebook page. “Wish us luck!” says McLean. For more information, visit www.anglessalonspa.com. FW

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Step out in this season’s top footwear trends BY JEANNIE ARMSTRONG, SP CREATIVE FEATURES EDITOR

hen it comes to fashion footwear, Autumn2014/Winter 2015 is the season of choice! Shoe afficianados will find every footwear style imaginable at local retailers, as well as styles beyond the imagination. This season’s haute couture runways sported everything from sneakers and skate shoes to thigh-grazing boots! What’s on your wish list?

SNEAKERS Yes, sneakers! Top fashion houses like Chanel shocked audiences by marching sneaker-clad models down the runways at their Fall/Winter couture shows. Fashion buyers are raving about the new status of sneakers and skate shoes, saying the casual flats are reflective of their customers’ relaxed lifestyles. Even iconic designers like Jimmy Choo have jumped on the sneaker bandwagon – albeit at a much higher price point than Keds! LUG-SOLES Podiatrists are sure to love this trend. This season, workboot-inspired lug soles are the comfy platform for everything from casual flats and loafers to funky elevated wedges. The thick rubber soles sport distinctive patterns, including diamond- and v-shaped indentations. It’s a new take on the grunge-inspired Doc Martens’ look of the ‘90s. STATEMENT HEELS Look to your heels for the season’s most innovative twists in fashion footwear. Chunky heels, block heels and nail-thin stilettos are just a few of the head-turning options out there. Miu Miu created a blogger frenzy with its hardware-embellished ‘nuts-and-bolts’ and ‘screw’ heels. Butterfly-shaped heels captured designer Alberto Guardiani’s fancy. Dolce & Gabbana turns up the sparkle on its velvet pumps with crystalencrusted block heels. Christian Louboutin achieved new heights in fashion by unveiling his tallest-ever single-sole pump, with a heel height of 130mm! For the metric-challenged, that’s over five inches! REPTILE HUNTER Faux snakesin sneakers... python pointy-toed pumps... mock croc booties. Is snakeskin the new black this season? Snakeskin prints are so popular this season they are transitioning from footwear and handbags to clothing offerings – everything from snakeskin print skirts, dresses and tunics to skinny jeans. Christian Dior’s snakeskin houndstooth pump is a particular charmer!

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Barbie display is turning heads at Durand’s BY LAURIE CASSIDY FOR SP CREATIVE FEATURES

S STEP OUT IN EURO STYLE! Step Ahead Shoes brings you this season’s greatest trends in footwear, including vibrant colours, unique embellishments and gorgeous textures and prints. Among the fabulous finds at Step Ahead Shoes this season is the new Fall/ Winter collection from Remonte. This European footwear brand combines a young and modern design style with outstanding comfort, never losing sight of its century-old tradition of craftsmanship. Remonte will reboot your style with must-have ankle boots, knee-length boots and smart casual flats. Discover Remonte and other outstanding fashion footwear brands at Step Ahead Shoes, in Market Mall and The Mall at Lawson Heights.

WOOL-GATHERING Soft, cuddly wool shearling trotted down the runways at both Paris and New York Fall Fashion Weeks! From shearling booties to fleecy peeptoe mules, one of ths season’s biggest texture stories is shearling. The cuddly wool lining has kept UGG boot wearers warm for years. Now top designers are turning shearling inside out, á la Chloe’s shearling-covered ankle-strap pumps and Italian brand Marni’s muppet-look-alike woolly pull-on boots. SWASHBUCKLING BOOTS Over-the-knee boots are back, and more stylish than ever! Options range from daring thigh-high boots with stiletto

heels to go-everywhere designs with chunky heels and decorative buckles. You’ll find great choices at every price point, from Chinese Laundry and Steve Madden to Valentino and Prada. ANKLE BOOTIES Now a fashion staple, ankle booties have many iterations for Autumn/Winter 2014 - from the re-emergence of hiker and combat boots to chic high-heeled numbers that pair perfectly with a pencil skirt or cocktail dress. Rev up casual attire like skinny jeans or leather leggings with studded moto-style booties. New twists on the ankle boot this season include cut-outs, zipper details and backless ‘shinguard-style’ booties from Sacai and Alexander Wang. FW

troll down Second Avenue South to durand’s fine footwear and accessories and their new window display will transport you back in time to your childhood obsession with Barbie. Store manager Michelle Riglin has lovingly created a tribute to the timeless icon we have all grown up with. It fits right in with durand’s brand motto: “Your Only Limitation is Your Imagination.” After all, the hours we spent as youth playing with Barbie did exactly that – nurtured our flights of fancy and inventiveness. The Durand Barbie Mansion, which was inspired in part by a visit to the Saguaro Hotel in Palm Springs, features a funky hot tub room, poker room, dining room, a to-die-for shoe closet (of course!) and so much more that as you peer into all the nooks and crannies you’ll probably lose track of time. In the opposite window you’ll be delighted by the life-size Barbie custom cut-out – not an easy find according to store owner Leane Durand. “This was a really fun, unique collaborative effort for us.” No doubt the Barbie display will inspire you to pursue your inner shoe fashionista, as you step into the store to investigate further the new surprises inside durand’s. Specializing in classic,

timeless, unique products sourced from all over the world, you will find everything from shoes, handbags, jewelry to exclusive clothing items. FLY London, Softinos and La Canadienne are just a few of the luxury brands adorning the shelves of durand’s. This fall they will feature Spirit of Cool Rebel jackets by Rudsak, now celebrating their 20th anniversary. Originating from Montreal, the highend urban fashion line features real fur and is perfect for the chilly months ahead of us. Always in demand, Rudsak is predicted to be a huge draw for customers searching for that special look that they have come to associate with durand’s. Of course one is always wondering what is going to be the “hot” trend for this season’s footwear. Durand predicts navy and bordeaux hues will lead the way, combined with interesting textures and styles. Fabulous heels, especially block or chunky – whether in shoes or boots, will continue to dazzle us. This year is all about diversity and there is sure to be a style out there that appeals to each individual. Pressed for time? Don’t forget to visit their website at durands.ca for all your online shopping as well as to check out their blog. FW Cassidy is a Saskatoon freelance writer.

CREDITS All local fashion photos featured in Fall Fashion Week 2014 were taken on location at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Our thanks to our kind hosts for their assistance and hospitality during our photo shoot. Photographs for Fall Fashion Week 2014 were taken by Jeff Lyons, StarPhoenix Creative Features photographer. This section was developed and co-ordinated by Jeannie Armstrong, Jennifer JacobySmith and Hilary Klassen of The StarPhoenix Creative Features Department. Advertising sales were co-ordinated by Doreen Greenwood of The StarPhoenix Advertising Department. Fall Fashion Week was designed by James Grummett, StarPhoenix Creative Artist. ABOUT THIS CONTENT: These stories were produced by The StarPhoenix advertising department to promote awareness of this topic for commercial purposes. The StarPhoenix editorial department had no involvement in the creation of this content.

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New H&B collection brings fairy tales to life BY JEANNIE ARMSTRONG, SP CREATIVE FEATURES EDITOR

nce upon a time, in a land not far away, a fair maiden discovered a treasure trove of sparkling crystals, fancy beads and richly coloured precious stones. “Aha”, she thought. “I shall fashion some exquisite jewellery from these wonderful gems that will be collected and worn by women from across the land!” Our modern fairy tale doesn’t end here. Our enterprising maiden went on to conquer the fire-breathing creatures of CBC’s Dragon’s Den, displayed her treasures on Oscar’s Red Carpet, and last fall, charmed the Queen herself with a one-of-a-kind jewellery piece. Like the very best fairy tales, this one is actually a dream come true for Regina designer Rachel Mielke, the founder of Hillberg and Berk (H&B). Since founding the company in 2007, H&B has evolved into one of Canada’s leading luxury labels. H&B’s beautifully handcrafted jewellery has captured the hearts of women across North America, including a number of celebrities: Carrie Underwood, Sarah McLachlan, Michelle Obama, Barbara Walters and Celine Dion. In October of 2013, the Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan commissioned Hillberg and Berk to create a fabulous brooch for the Queen of England, for presentation at Buckingham Palace. The Queen was then seen wearing the brooch during an outing in Norfolk. “In creating her piece, we really reflected on her wardrobe, the colours that she wears and the pieces that weren’t in her existing jewellery collection. That’s why we chose Madagascar tourmaline, something that she didn’t already have. We offset the brooch with freshwater pearls, which she often wears in public,” says Mielke. “We thought the piece would be very wearable and complementary to the freshwater pearl pieces she already had.” The opportunity to design jewellery for Her Majesty inspired the creation of H&B’s new Autumn/ Winter collection, entitled Contes de Fées. “The line really reflects the fairy tale we feel we are living at Hillberg and Berk. We wanted to display some of the successes and opportunities we’ve had through the jewellery pieces in the collection,” says Mielke. The collection’s majestic theme is portrayed

through the use of “royal stones, beautiful metals and really rich colour palettes,” says Mielke. “There are a lot of jewel tones, gold, silver and pearls. The gem tones are incorporated through Swarovski crystals – in really rich greens, reds and purples.” Every fairy tale revolves around the conflict between light and darkness. Hillberg and Berk interprets that drama through the selection of richly hued semi-precious stones, including black onyx, moody agates and blood-red rubies. Part of the appeal of H&B jewellery is its versatility, with pieces that can be deconstructed or embellished into different looks. “For instance, our long necklaces can double up as short necklaces, or be worn as a wrap bracelet,” says Mielke. “Not every piece is convertible, but we try to make the line as versatile and as timeless as we can make it, so it’s really an investment-worthy piece.” Appreciative of her success, Mielke works to empower other women through her support of charitable causes. In the past, H&B has partnered with organizations including Dress for Success, Wings of Hope, Diva’s Night Out, Myeloma Canada and the Somali Women’s Scholarship Fund. In 2014, Mielke launched the Hillberg & Berk Foundation. “It will support a number of different causes throughout the year. The first initiative of the charity was to set up an endowment scholarship through the University of Regina. It will continue on in perpetuity starting this fall. We’ll be choosing a woman each fall to give the scholarship too, based on their philanthropic contributions to the community as well as financial need,” says Mielke. Reaction to the new H&B Autumn/Winter collection has been wonderful, says Mielke. “Our store has been busy, online sales have been great and our distributors are really excited.” In Regina, customers can shop the H&B showroom, located at 2169 McIntyre Street. A ‘Sparkle Kiosk’ at the Cornwall Centre will offer a second convenient location from October through February. In Saskatoon, the new H&B collection is on display at Details At Home, the Mendel Art Gallery gift shop and the Darrell Bell Gallery. Shop online at www.hillbergandberk.com. FW

W INSPIRED BY ROYALTY Hillberg and Berk is creating a sensation with its majestic new Autumn/Winter collection for 2014/2015, entitled Contes de-Fées. The exquisitely designed necklaces, bracelets and earrings sparkle with jewel-toned Swarovski crystals, richly hued semi-precious stones, pearls, gold and silver.

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ne of the hottest jewellery trends for Autumn 2014/Winter 2015 is the bracelet! Saskatoon artist Trish Hoffart is passionate about her bracelets, and so are the many women who avidly collect her jewellery pieces. The newest creation from Options by Trish is this delightful Trinket Treasure Passion Bracelet, adorned with beautiful crystals, majestic semi-precious stones and charming silver beads! This fall, Options by Trish is celebrating 30 fabulous years of design. “It’s hard to believe that I have been designing for 30 wonderful years,” says Trish Hoffart, renowned jewellery artist and the owner of Options by Trish. “This season marks a wonderful milestone for me and it could not have happened without all the support and friendships of my cherished customers! I thank you all and am honoured by your business.” Visit Options by Trish at 207 – 3521 – 8th Street East (directly across from Target) and discover the newest designs for Autumn2014/Winter2015. “This fall season at the Boutique marks a very special anniversary so I have packed it full of spectacular new creations – only the best of the best, that is what you all deserve!” says Trish. “Be sure to drop in and celebrate with me. You will blissfully get lost in the fabulous selection! There is something for every woman and occasion.”

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SHADES OF AUTUMN This fall, warm, deep, rich colours are hot trends for hair, inspired by the dramatic shades of an autumn sunset. Think deep plum with cranberry highlights, chocolate auburn, chestnut brown accented with deep gold or ravishing mahogany red. The new autumn shades look their best on healthy hair. Repair damage, strengthen and protect your hair with all-natural Trinity strengthening shampoo, conditioner, protein cream, and protein repair tonic, all from the Surface health care line created by the founders of Visions Salon and Spa.

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HIGH SHINE Styles for Fall 2014 are very sleek and shiny. Curls Smoothing Cream from the Surface hair care line will turn curly, frizzly locks into a sleek ’do in no time. Apply the cream and blow dry for straight locks or let air dry for waves with reduced frizz. Surface Bassu Hydrating Oil intensifies shine and colour.

BLONDE AMBITION Autumn is the season for blondes to go for gold. Switch to golden tones rather than cool shades to complement your skin tone. Switch up your bleach blonde locks to a softer natural-looking ‘sombre’ look. Sombre is a softer, subtler take on last year’s ombre trend, with slightly sun-kissed ends. Platinum blonde is also creating a buzz on the catwalks at major fashion week shows. The New York Times declared platinum the whitehot hair colour of 2014. Don’t try to achieve

THE CUTTING EDGE Long bobs are trending for Fall 2014. Long hidden layers are also a must, but stay away from short choppy layers.

CATCH THE WAVE Simple carefree waves are a perfect choice for your fall look. The new wave is sleek and controlled. Get the look with Surface Swirl Sea Salt Spray. Created from a blend of ocean salts and citrus fruits, this spray makes it easy to achieve tousled beach waves. FW

AUTUMN SPLENDOUR Autumn brings a kaleidoscope of vibrant hues, reflected in this season’s most fashionable hair colours. Visions Salon and Spa brings those brilliant shades to light in the look created for model Alexis Wood, with She Modelling. Visions stylist Paige Voz brings tonal interest to Alexis’ hair with a dark plum base colour. She then added brighter cranberry highlights to accent the overall warm base. Paige styled

her model’s hair with loose, tousled curls to accentuate her rich dimensional colour. Colten Primeau of Visions Salon and Spa provided our model’s make-up artistry. Colton focused on a soft colour palette to complement Alexis’ fair skin. Thick flutter-worthy lashes and a soft pouty lip complete Alexis’ look. Update your look for fall, with a visit to Visions Salon and Spa, located downtown at the corner of First Avenue and 25th Street.

One-of-a-kind style at ShopWanuskewin.ca BY JEANNIE ARMSTRONG, SP CREATIVE FEATURES EDITOR

ou don’t have to go far to discover one-of-a-kind hand-made artisan jewellery and collectibles. Just visit www.ShopWanuskewin.ca, the online gallery representing the gift shop at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Since the national heritage park opened in 1992, Wanuskewin’s gift shop has gained renown for its outstanding collections of traditional and contemporary First Nations works of art, including pottery, sculpture, paintings, jewellery, even fashion accessories such as beaded handbags and moccasins. Gift shop manager Carol Merasty says that traditional handcrafts such as birch bark biting, dream-

catchers, antler carvings, bow and arrow sets and beading are particularly popular with international visitors to Wanuskewin. Wanuskewin’s online gallery went live late last fall and has been attracting shoppers from destinations as diverse and far away as Pennsylvania and Germany. “We’re receiving sales from around the world. I don’t know how they heard about it, but it’s been great!” says Merasty. “Each week, we add something new. We try to keep the online gallery as up to date as possible. As soon as an item sells, we replace it with a new find!” Visit www.ShopWanuskewin.ca. FW

Enter to WIN JET SET Black onyx and sterling silver come together beautifully in these handcrafted jewellery pieces from the Wanuskewin Gift Shop worn by Lisa Heuchert with She Modelling. The ten-strand ‘liquid silver’ necklace suspends a black onyx pendant set in sterling silver, complemented by matching earrings. A delightful butterfly motif adds interest to her jet black onyx and silver ring. Navajo artisans created this striking sterling silver bracelet adorned with a white turquoise buffalo stone.

MEANINGFUL DESIGN Turquoise has special meaning in First Nations culture. “Turquoise is earned… it’s usually gifted to a person who has done something good,” says Carol Merasty, manager of the Wanuskewin Gift Shop. Pictured here, Alexis Wood, with She Modelling, looks charming in her turquoise and sterling silver bracelet, ring and matching earrings, with a unique ‘bear paw’ design. The tenstrand ‘liquid silver’ necklace showcases a turquoise and sterling silver bear paw pendant.

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Inspired by royalty, Hillberg & Berk’s Autumn/Winter 2014 Contes de Fées Collection is a contemporary interpretation of the classic fairy tale. The romantic Kerrigan bracelet combines Swarovski crystals and semi-precious stones in the shades of a never-ending sunset. The Whimsical necklace offers an edgy yet romantic design, featuring semi-precious stones, Swarovski crystals and goldplated silver.

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