Scarlett Johansson graces the cover of next month’s Elle Canada, which poses an interesting question: why would Elle have a Canadian edition? Canada is about the least fashionable country ever, right behind Turkmenistan and The Federated States of Micronesia. There’s only so much you can write about the versatility of the Maple Leaf away-game jersey or the panache that ear flaps add to any woolen hat before it starts to get redundant.
Real-life royalty Kate Middleton beat out Halle Berry, Penelope Cruz and supermodel Lara Stone to be named Vanity Fair’s Best Dressed Pregnant Celebrity of 2013. Rounding out the rest of the list were Hilaria Baldwin, Peaches Geldof, Halle Barry, Penelope Cruz, Elaine Irwin, Romalo Garai, Lara Stone, Margherita Missoni, and Eva Herzigova. Nowhere on the [...]
22-year-old Emma Roberts looked amazing at the Tribeca Film Festival yesterday in Cushnie Et Ochs’ Spring 2013 satin Amethyst dress. Although I wouldn’t really describe the color of that dress as “amethyst” myself. It’s more of a cross between Violet and Acai, like the deep azurite color of a magician’s cloak. And that was exactly [...]
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To answer your question, a lot of magazines have “Canadian” editions that are exactly the same as their US counterpart, but with Canadian specific advertising. The selection of products here blows so exotic beers like Michelobe or foods like Oscar Meyer hot dogs are wasted when advertised to us.
The part about the hockey jersey and hat cracked me up though, cause that’s exactly how most of the average morons are dressed here this time of year….lol
They’re playing up the Ryan Reynolds connection?
I’m no expert on Canada, but what you say about fashion is kinda true. They seem rather pragmatic about dressing. Even big, cosmopolitan cities like TOR and MTL are that way.
well at least our hockey jerseys come in sizes small to large … unlike south of our borders where haute couture is forced to come in double & triple extra large sizes …
we love comfort reality …
Have you been to the Toronto area lately? XXXL is the new small
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