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Get a look inside the history closet of fashion with this new book from the team behind the Canadian magazine WORN. The 400 page full colour book, which hits stores this month, takes readers through the "best content" from the publication's first 14 issues as assembled by editor in chief Serah Marie McMahon. The compilation of articles and images contained within the covers of The WORN Archiver: A Fashion Journal about the Art,longchamp bags, Ideas, and History of What We Wear span several industry related topics including feminism and fashion; the history of flight attendants' attire,hermes belt, fashion in museums and retro wartime style.
Getting into the fashion game can now help sports players get into their respective games thanks to a new collaboration between Holt Renfrew and New York based fashion brand rag bone. The Canadian luxury retailer partnered with the company to create an exclusive collection of totes to benefit the global organization Right To Play, which uses sports "to educate and empower children facing adversity."
"We are proud to partner with rag bone on this special collection of totes that will support Holt Renfrew's commitment to give back to the incredible Right To Play organization,reebok shoes," Alexandra Weston, Holt Renfrew's Director of Brand Strategy,bottega veneta outlet, said in a press release. "These totes are the perfect, easy summer accessory for men and women. Inspired by sport in their design,lululemon.com, they will benefit children whose lives are made better by the positive impact of sport in their communities around the world." Each tote purchased will help Holt Renfrew reach its goal of raising $100,000 for Right To Play, according to a press release.
"We are impressed by Holt Renfrew's ongoing commitment to form charitable partnerships and are excited to collaborate on this project together to raise funds for Right To Play," Marcus Wainwright, Managing Partner at rag bone, said in a press release. "This is the first time we have made totes in our signature 'numbers' style and we are delighted they will benefit such a great cause."
Available through Holt Renfrew's H Project, the canvas "numbers" bags will land on shelves in three colours: black, cream and dark green. The charity totes hit stores across Canada on May 9 and are priced at $55.
Etnies Scout shoe goes beyond the skate park
Etnies shoes is going beyond the skate park with the Canadian release of the Scout shoe. The shoe, which marks the company's first attempt to move from skateboarding products to a new fashion forward direction,coach bags, debuts this season with options for men, women and children. Touting a breathable mesh upper and a lightweight foam sole,mcm handbags, the Scout is a versatile shoe that comes in a rainbow of colours. The new style is also a part of the California based company's Buy a Shoe, Plant a Tree initiative a project that sees etnies plant a tree for every pair of shoes purchased from designated collections. "Since its inception in 2011, etnies' Buy a Shoe, Plant a Tree project has planted almost 170,000 trees throughout Costa Rica and Brazil in its first two years,ghd straighteners," according to the brand's website. The new etnies Scout shoe is available in Vancouver at Comor Sports (1980 Burrard St.),louboutin pas cher, Menu Skate Shop (114 Water St.) and Nice Shoes (3568 Fraser St.).

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