Fall in Ottawa is a time for residents and visitors alike to fall in love with Canada's Capital. Experiencing the crisp, cool temperatures, enjoying the spectacular foliage transformation, fall festivals and of course supporting and enjoying the many fundraisers that are happening... Continue Reading →
Five of my favorite fall fashion trends are leather leggings, leopard, wearing a dress over leggings, ankle boots and of course DIFF sunnies because giving back is always in fashion. I had a lot of fun styling this outfit and... Continue Reading →
Fall is a favourite season for many fashion and style bloggers, many refer to it as the layering season! I fell for this vest the moment I saw it. I started imagining all the pieces in my wardrobe that it... Continue Reading →
For me, a LBD is the ultimate foundation piece in a wardrobe! I confess to having several and enjoy the versatility that each offer. A LBD can be all that and then some...funky, fashionable, festive, packable and of course fabulous. This... Continue Reading →
There is this old episode of Roseanne in which after a long day at work, she comes home to the kids fighting loudly and needing attention, the house a mess and dinner not ready. Her husband looks... Continue Reading →
Janet Wilson, Editor, OttawaCitizen Style answers 5 Questions on Fall Fashion
#amalified was an expression I came up with several years ago when I would leave the salon after Amal Abi Farah would blow dry my hair. On a recent visit to Suite 13 Hair Design I took the opportunity to ask Amal the... Continue Reading →
Fashion Finds – Focus on Ottawa This weekend marks the midpoint of Summer 2016. In Ontario and 5 other provinces (AB, BC, SK, NB, NV) Monday, August 1st is a Civic Holiday which means a long weekend for many... Continue Reading →
Footwear…. DSW (Designer Shoe Warehouse) comes to Ottawa Trainyards Women have been having a love affair with shoes forever. Proof is the numbers of pairs most of us have in our closets and/ or under beds, on shelves, in spare... Continue Reading →
the f-word paradox 