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Spring Cleaning Tips: Four Products to Get You Started

Vicky Sanderson | May 21, 2013 | Canada Living
Housework rarely ranks highly on the top ten list of things folks like to do. Spring cleaning, however, is often greeted -- at least in theory -- with some enthusiasm, if only because it means the end of another long, dark winter.
Colin & Justin

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10 Gay Ways to a Stylish Home

Colin & Justin | May 21, 2013 | Canada
Some of our best friends, you see, are straight. And some of them, we should report, are very stylish. The following epistle, therefore, is simply a quick fix master class for those who feel their style gene is somewhat compromised. Think of us as wing men. Fabulous -- if often fey -- fixers.
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Hot Off the Runway of Fashion Week Mexico

Ramp1885.com | May 21, 2013 | Canada Style
In Mexico City, they showcased their fashionable best on the ramps of their Fall/Winter 2013-14. Check out the ones that caught our eye!
Andrew Neary

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Closet Organizing Ideas for Small Spaces

Andrew Neary | May 15, 2013 | Canada Style
Being organized is not everybody's strong-suit. Some find it more difficult than others to constantly clean and organize a closet. It becomes even more difficult when you have a small house and limited closet space. Here are tips to help you have that neat and perfect closet which draws everyone's attention.
Lottie Ntim

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How Online Entrepreneurs Are Changing the Fashion Industry

Lottie Ntim | May 14, 2013 | Canada Style
Few industries have, or stand to gain more from Schumpter's theory of "creative destruction" (tendency for industrial change to come from within) than in fashion retail, where e-commerce has birthed a veritable entrepreneurial explosion.
Dvira Ovadia

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Doing a Home Décor Makeover Has Never Been Easier

Dvira Ovadia | May 13, 2013 | Canada Style
Spring fever has many Canadians ready to spruce up their dwellings. While magazine spreads and blogs can provide great inspiration for home décor ideas, finding the perfect look for your home from local retailers can often prove to be a challenge. So how do we get that picture-perfect, on-trend look without spending a fortune?
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How To Buy and Wear a Blazer

AskMen | May 10, 2013 | Canada Style
"All guys should dress like you," she said. "That's a really great blazer." I realized I was the only guy there who even bothered to toss on a blazer that brisk early winter evening. Here's what you need to know about buying and wearing a blazer.
Kristen Ma

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Oil: The Surprising Secret Weapon for Fighting Adult Acne

Kristen Ma | May 10, 2013 | Canada Living
After a decade of battling breakouts and another helping clients battle adult acne, I've found that the best weapon against blemishes is oil. Yes, you read that right: oil. Precisely what many of us presume causes acne, actually prevents and treats it.
Peter Fragiskatos

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A Bangladesh Boycott Wouldn't Help Workers

Peter Fragiskatos | May 3, 2013 | Canada Business
Last weekend, renewed demonstrations calling for better pay and working conditions broke out and are continuing. Because the garment industry makes up the core of the Bangladeshi economy, its leaders and business class cannot afford to ignore the internal calls for change. In fact, whether they listen depends on the demand for clothes made in Bangladesh being sustained. A boycott would work against this outcome.
Carolyn Desrosiers

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The Best Styles For Wedding Season

Carolyn Desrosiers | May 1, 2013 | Canada Style
When shopping for the perfect wedding guest dress, it's important to think about the type of wedding it will be, and who will be there, and then choose accordingly. Here are a few rules to help you impress a crowd while not taking the spotlight off the bride herself.
Leah Morrigan

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Would You Pay an Extra 10 Cents to Save Lives in Bangladesh?

Leah Morrigan | May 1, 2013 | Canada Business
People take clothing for granted but producing a simple garment is incredibly complex. Consider what goes into a simple cotton shirt. Cheap clothing is cheap partially because it consists of low-grade material. Bangladeshi garment workers earn 18 cents an hour for work in substandard facilities, working for Western garment companies with eyes trained on profits. What can we do?
Barbara Aleks Hecht

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Style Tips From an Unexpected Source

Barbara Aleks Hecht | May 1, 2013 | Canada Style
My 11-year-old daughter Annabelle's had an opinion on every single one of her (and my) outfit's since I can remember. And as a result, the most amazing thing happened. I have learned so many lessons from this little girl -- especially when it comes to style and being true to yourself.
Kelly Fallis

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Why Is There No "Fashion Week" for Decor Junkies?

Kelly Fallis | May 7, 2013 | Canada Style
"Fashion Week" conjures up thoughts of bright lights and big cities like New York and Milan and how apropos. Funny, when I show up at the furniture equivalent, called "Market", the only thing I'm left wondering is: why here?!
Kendra Hagerman

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MORE Online Fashion and Beauty Sites that Actually Ship to Canada

Kendra Hagerman | April 23, 2013 | Canada Style
As a Canadian, there's an unfortunate reality that we are forced to accept: sometimes, we get the short end of the stick. We are used to feeling disappointed when we find out that a website won't ship to our glorious country. But times are changing, and major brands, companies, and stores are considering their Canadian customers.
Kendra Hagerman

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Going Green for Earth Day 2013

Kendra Hagerman | April 22, 2013 | Canada Style
The colour green represents fertility, life, and hope, and what better way to embrace this colour than on Earth Day? Whether you participate in it by recycling your cosmetics packaging, using a reusable cup, or choosing eco-friendly products, now is the time to go green.
Barbara Aleks Hecht

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The Art of Layering for Spring Weather

Barbara Aleks Hecht | April 19, 2013 | Canada Style
April's a tricky month to dress for at best -- cool mornings, warm afternoons, rainy days. With this fluctuating weather comes the challenge of knowing how to dress for the day to be both comfortable and appropriately dressed. The key to dressing for these types of conditions is to layer.
Natasha Koifman

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Don't Follow a List! Must-Haves for Spring Are All About You

Natasha Koifman | April 17, 2013 | Canada Style
Nowadays, my purchases aren't governed by external ideas of what the "right" thing to buy is, but what feels right to me. As we start a new season, I think it's a perfect time to explore something new, to give yourself a fresh start, in some small way. For me, it's really about finding and following your own heart, listening to your own inner voice...
Colin & Justin

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Spring Forward With These Simple Home Décor Tips

Colin & Justin | April 15, 2013 | Canada Style
Dreaming of a whole new home look, but don't want to start from scratch? We can help. Welcome to the world of "seasonal adjustment" and decorative "tweaks." Today's epistle will help turn tricks without upsetting your bank manager. Our counsel, carefully heeded, proffers design elasticity like never before.
Leah Morrigan

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April Showers Give the Environment the Boot

Leah Morrigan | April 12, 2013 | Canada Impact
It's April, and no matter where you live in Canada, spring 2013 will be wet, if not flooded. Rubber boots are your practical and stylish answer -- but with environmental reservations. Waterproof footwear will be made either of rubber or PVC, one of the most widely used plastics on the planet -- a toxic substance.
Colin & Justin

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From Scotland With Love -- Our Week Dressed to Kilt in New York

Colin & Justin | April 11, 2013 | Canada Style
New York played perfect host to Tartan Week. Kick-starting the festivities was a wildly entertaining tartan parade which cartwheeled down 5th Avenue like Scotland on crack. Later, we danced like lunatics with tartan-clad twins outside Macy's as their Mom captured the moment on her iPhone.
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