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Flashmode: A Fall Fashion Event in Old Montreal

For almost a year, the only capacity under which I had been covering local events was for a blog directed at models, in an effort to inform them about local events. While I appreciate the opportunity to not only immerse myself in the Montreal fashion scene but to write about it, no matter the context, I must say that I'm quite happy with my decision to start covering shows for my own blog, as well.

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You are Not a Pinup But You are F*cking Fabulous: Some Swimsuit Recommendations For All Body Types.

I have a vintage clothing collection and I love tasteful, retro fashions but I must admit that the last eight or nine years of supposed pinup and burlesque fashion has often set my teeth on edge.

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Monday, January 14, 2013

Montreal Street Art. Ville-Émard.

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i had a lengthy post in mind for today but i' wiped. i somehow got through my first nine-to-five since july on only four hours of sleep and i'm not quite sure why i'm still awake so today i'll leave you with unedited photos that i took a few blocks from my place, while on a walk with my son, yesterday.

let's kick this off with château st-henri seen from the other side of the lachine canal:

there was another guy with a camera touring this building and several cars slowed way down to get a look at its walls, too. ian and i were quite happy to have access to this, now that the st-remi tunnel has been revamped.

the a-shop at it again: