Well, they’re saying that we’ll start seeing trendy women wearing bowties this year – and it’s likely true, what with American Apparel and Forever 21 selling bowties geared to gals. I personally haven’t seen this at all in Toronto yet – but here’s some boys in bowties…soooo refreshing after seeing guys in Clubville still wearing oversized hanky scarves!

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…those with at least a little fashion courage predicted the mass trends of today…(photos from 2 winters ago)

…more photos from the depths of my street shot collection – that for some reason were never published…

love these – all at least 2 years old – but of course these are some of our city’s stylish set…designers, project runway peeps, stylists, celebs…

Bomber with a fur-lined hood, skinny jeans, high boots. But she looks great with these red Doc Martens…I’d be wearing a hat and gloves!
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I spent New Years eve at a wedding in fabulous sparkly sequins and a delicate beaded shrug – however, if I were here in Toronto, I may have been at the top of the Burroughes Building with fellow bloggers, shown here. Thanks to TFI News editor Gail McInnes for the pix!

Jet-setting, local host with the most ‘Front’ man Jeff Rustia set the holiday trend tone this year at his Twilight-themed soiree where guests dressed and impressed in leather, lace, tulle, and even full-on body hose…What a way to get attention! (note: if wearing see-thru body hose to a party – I’m thinking you must have the body for it!)

from Wiki “A top hat, silk hat, cylinder hat, chimney pot hat or stove pipe hat (sometimes also known by the nickname “topper”) is a tall, flat-crowned, broad-brimmed hat worn prior to and including the 19th and early 20th centuries. Now, it is usually worn only with morning dress or white tie, as servants’ or doormen’s livery, or as an anachronistic fashion statement.”