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Scholastic Fashion

I remembered how fashionable the library can be. Brimming with students modeling their fresh “back to school” gear, the reference library in downtown Toronto turned out to be a great place to score some street fashion pics. Thanks to the young men who contributed to today’s post! I wish you luck in all your future scholastic endeavors!

His shirt caught my attention but his hat deserves a close-up!

These three students were so sweet! I love their outfits!

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The first annual Manifesto Festival has received overwhelming support from Toronto’s music and artistic communities and it is easy to see why. In addition to the events that are listed in today’s post, there are several more events that celebrate music, art and culture. For more info check out www.themanifesto.ca

Manifesto Festival: Us & Them Art Exhibition

Friday September 19th @ 8 p.m.

Manifesto Festival + Ignite The Americas present
Us & Them Art Exhibition Opening Party

featuring Dstrbo (HVW8), Starship (HVW8, Skam, Specter, Omen, Amanda / CANT, Beaston, Case, Che Kothari and many many more…

+ Notes
With banknotes as inspiration, over 30 artists from up and down the Americas are producing new works with 100% of proceeds going to Amnesty International.

+ Zot*z Collective Installation
New mural exploring urban life, translation, travel, mapping and the immigrant experience.

+ Puzzle Project
The puzzle project is a collective work uniting a special group of Toronto artists to create a single piece of art.

$5 | Doors at 8pm | 19+

Well & Good Gallery
639 Queen Street West

The Main Event

Sunday September 21, 2008
Nathan Phillips Square, 100 Queen St. W @ Bay
12 p.m. to 10 p.m.

FREE!

Headliners Rascalz | k-os | k’naan | Kamau

Performances, djs, dance, murals and art…

The Freshest Goods Market: Young entrepreneurs will set up booths to showcase their business and sell their wares at Nathan Phillips Square

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Comfortable Fashion

There are times when high heels and a little black dress can make a woman feel sexy as hell. There are also times when wearing those items can seem like slow, painful torture!

A lot of women do not feel sexy and stylish if they are not comfy. This doesn’t mean that a woman has to sacrifice style for comfort. A good quality shoe that fits properly can stave off the inevitable pain that comes with high heels for a very long time. Planning is the key. If you know you’re going to be walking to the club, bring a pair of flip- flops.

Case in point… the young lady in today’s post who was on her way to the airport when I spotted her. This is a perfect example. You need to be comfortable because of the lifting and walking and climbing but you still wanna look good upon arrival.

The cute hoodie protected her from the chili rain and her accessories styled up the outfit. She will arrive comfortable and ready to enjoy a great vac-ay!

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