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hi, I'm Rachel (PR freelancer, ex-fashion school student and founder of TSF.com). I started the blog way back in 2005 (before there was barely anything about Toronto fashion online) and spent many really fun years documenting fashion and street fashion in Toronto!

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Archive for November, 2006

Rocco P at george c

Monday, November 20th, 2006


Last Thursday, George and Lisa Corbo graciously hosted an evening with famed shoe designer, Rocco P at their most coveted, Euro-atmospheric styled boutique in Yorkville.

If you have ever wanted fabulously expensive blue suede shoes or even a purple pair of boots exactly like Madonna’s, George C is the spot in Toronto for die hard Rocco P enthusiasts to converge!

There are books as thick as Webster’s dictionaries filled with optional textures, colors, leathers and suedes; high gloss, low gloss, snakeskin and metallics, all with the promise of a 6-8 week delivery!

Of course, this kind of customization doesn’t come cheap ($800 and up) but we’ve heard plenty of testimonial from Rocco P followers that the investment is easily justified by the comfort, timelessness and wearability – they’re so soft inside you don’t even need socks and a pair of these classic styled shoes or boots are sure to last for ever!

George C, located at 21 Hazelton Lanes is the exclusive retailer of a few designer labels in Toronto including Costume Nationale, Project Alabama, La Silla footwear and J Brand denim.

Trend…Hair Hair Everywhere

Wednesday, November 1st, 2006


Talk about re-living the 70s (and we thought it would never happen!). Guys and gals all over town are sporting afro styles – big hair, curly do’s and bangs for days. And then there’s the face: moustaches, side burns and full on beards that have been so unattractive for so long…until now? It’ll be interesting to see how long this takes to reach the masses (my bet, 1-2 yrs)