A New Take on Fashion

To many, being stylish is about spending money. Having the season’s hottest trends is expensive, and looking good means dipping into savings. However, there are many ways to look fashion forward while saving money. Repurposing clothing is the easiest and most fun way to update a wardrobe. Taking a pair of scissors to an old t-shirt brings life in to a drab piece of clothing. Jeans can be customized (and turned into new party pants) by distressing and adding store-bought patches. Two garments can be cut apart and sewn back together to create a mix-print or colour-blocked look, and panels added to the hem of tops create interest and a one of a kind appearance. Thrifting can be tough, but feels like a treasure hunt. Unique vintage pieces feel almost abundant at thrift shops, and the very on-trend “mom jeans” are easy to find. Event and everyday pieces can be purchased at very low prices, which makes shopping feel guilt-free. Another tried and true way to find great clothes is to s...

The transition from summer to fall is arguably the most beautiful time of year. The leaves begin changing colours, embers crackle in fire places, and the temperature finally begins to decrease. However, all these changes bring on the age-old question; what is a person supposed to wear in this ever-changing weather? Transitional fashion can seem very intimidating to many people; however, it isn’t as difficult as it appears. The average person has everything they need in their closet to come up with a perfect fall transitional wardrobe. All it takes is a few basic pieces and some strategic layering to create an outfit that looks great, and is comfortable no matter what the forecast has in store. One of the easiest looks to put together, perfect for almost every occasion, consists of a fun t-shirt, fitted jeans, and a lightweight jacket or cardigan. This can be styled with any number of accessories, and a scarf is a nice addition that can add more style and warmth to the outfit. Any...