Margot Robbie stars in the Chanel 25 bag campaign
Chanel’s newest handbag campaign starring Margot Robbie has us seeing double in the very best way.
The Spring 2026 campaign video pays homage to Kylie Minogue’s iconic “Come Into My World” music video. For Chanel’s version, a seemingly infinite number of Robbies are seen weaving through a city street, each wearing a different version of the Chanel 25 bag—and looking fabulous in each. The hobo-esque handbag comes in four sizes and an endless range of colourways and fabric finishes, making for the ultimate versatile It bag. Margot Robbie not included with purchase.
Roots launches a sporty collection inspired by the Canadian WNBA
Women’s sports fans, it’s your time to shine. Roots is launching a limited-edition collection of sporty staples in partnership with Toronto Tempo, the first Canadian franchise in the WNBA.
The capsule includes comfy everyday athleisure pieces from crewnecks and tees to hoodies and varsity jackets in versatile neutrals like black, white, gray, blue and burgundy. It’s clean and laid-back with minimal WNBA graphic details. In tandem with the launch, Roots has also announced its continued partnership with rising Canadian women’s basketball star Toby Fournier as activewear ambassador. Good play, Roots.
COS showcases its Spring 2026 collection on the runway in Seoul
Following the long-awaited launch of their Canadian online store, COS is yet again making waves.
This week, the brand returned to the runway to showcase its Spring 2026 collection in Seoul, Korea. The runway is giving ‘80s and ‘90s nostalgia with nearly all neutrals with unique, structural silhouettes. Think leather outerwear with elbow-length bell sleeves, drapey textured dresses, and elevated office wear with a twist. If you haven’t checked out COS Canada online yet, consider this your sign.
The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen are back with a third collab
This unique performance wear collab recently debuted on the Paris Fashion Week runways, and now it’s available online.
Introducing The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen’s latest collaboration. The two just unveiled their third partnership that can only be described as military-chic. Picture army green camo—but flower print. The capsule includes convertible waterproof windbreakers and pants, plus accessories like a duffel bag and sneaker-sandals hybrids, all in the matching pattern. Consider this the addition to your outerwear collection you never knew you needed.
Pilgrim unveils new jewellery by a multi-generational designer duo
Pilgrim is welcoming in a new chapter of Scandinavian-Canadian inspired jewellery with a fresh new collection: Homebound.
So, what makes this collection different? It marks the debut of a second-generation designer in the family. Meet Dea Markvad, daughter of Pilgrim’s founder, Annemette Markvad. She designed Homebound as the brand’s first demi-fine jewellery line with a contemporary creative voice. But Dea is no stranger to design; she is a graduate of the KEA Copenhagen School of Design and Technology and, of course, grew up immersed in the brand’s story. We can’t wait to see what this designer duo will come up with next.
CAFA announces the 2026 honourees for the upcoming awards gala
Canadian fashion experts are abuzz with excitement for the upcoming 2026 Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards (CAFA) Gala next month. For those of us who couldn’t wait, CAFA just announced the names of four honourees ahead of time.
Honourees are carefully chosen based on a lifetime global influence and Canadian impact across fashion, media, business and culture. This year, Tim Blanks, Andrew Lutfy, Coco Rocha and Sophie Theallet were selected for the Vanguard Award, the Outstanding Achievement Award, the Changemaker Award and the International Canadian Designer of the Year Award, respectively. As always, the night will be a major celebration of Canadian talent.
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