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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!

I recently had my second baby boy and my days of fashion parties, designer shows and frivolous shopping are but a happy memory. I still work a little on the blog, do other freelance writing and PR when I can!

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Big It Up Hats: Behind the Scenes

Monday, February 28th, 2011

Big It Up is one of those inspirational Toronto success stories: Now a popular retail operation with a few stores in major malls, several kiosks and availability in over 50 shops across North America, this hip hat peddler started as a skincare kiosk and grew!

But Big It Up is not just hats: it’s the coolest fedoras, caps, slouch berets, Panamas and fargos. And the amazing thing is that even though hats are one of those things that you think look better on other people – at Big It Up there is a hat for everyone! (my friends and I must’ve tried on a hundred at the Harbourfront market last summer).

Will from LostintheWilderness (awesome blog with tons of beautiful photography) recently shot the newest – SS2011 -  Big It Up lookbook (can’t wait to see it!).

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Top Hats

Monday, December 21st, 2009

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.”
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