Toronto, Canada
I ask for the same thing every time: cut it dry first. Wet hair lies about its length and every disaster starts there.
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Toronto, Canada
Toronto, Canada
I ask for the same thing every time: cut it dry first. Wet hair lies about its length and every disaster starts there.
Toronto, Canada
Nineteen ten, a small hat shop on rue Cambon. Everything else grew out of that one room.
EToronto, eKhanada
Iyasinda kuzo zonke ixesha lonyaka kuba yeyona nto ingathandekiyo kwigumbi. Yiloo nto yonke iqhinga.
Toronto, Canada
Good jersey drapes before it is even cut. If it hangs badly on the roll, no pattern will save it later.
Toronto, Canada
The corset did not go out of fashion because it was uncomfortable. It went out because women started needing to move fast, and it lost.
Toronto, Canada
Every hat here was made for one head. Ready-to-wear did not exist yet β you were measured, and you waited two weeks.
Toronto, Canada
Nothing on a catwalk is meant to be worn as it is. It is a sentence, not a wardrobe β you take one word from it.
Toronto, Canada
Nothing here is meant to be worn as it is. You take one idea from a show, not the whole look.
EToronto, eKhanada
Emva kwemizuzu emibini kunye neenguqu ezintathu, akukho nto itshintshileyo, kwaye yiloo nto idla ngokuba yingongoma.
Toronto, Canada
ΠΠΏΠΎΡΠ°: ΠΠ±Π·ΠΎΡΡ ΠΊΠΎΡΠΌΠ΅ΡΠΈΠΊΠΈ
EToronto, eKhanada
Isibuko silele malunga nomlinganiselo. Thatha ifoto enye, uyijonge ngomso β uza kubona into oyiphosileyo namhlanje.