Jenny Bird’s Fall Collection, The Egrets, Takes Flight + More Fashion News
Plus, BOSS collaborates with Aston Martin.
Jenny Bird’s new collection taps into the beauty of birds
Jenny Bird is putting the bird in, er, Bird. For the brand’s fall collection, the Canadian jeweller is celebrating the egret, an all-white heron with a long neck and beak. “I love it as a creature; it symbolizes luck, rebirth, grace and good fortune,” says the designer in a press release.
“The design accomplishment came from making the birds really molten — they’re almost abstract. This is probably the most artful collection I’ve designed.” With sculptural and fluid earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets evoking the bird’s silhouette, we most certainly agree.
Get into moto fashion with BOSS x Aston Martin
Start your fashionable engines and get set for the release of the BOSS x Aston Martin capsule collection. For all your F1 fans out there, the fall assortment is defined by tailored pieces in high-performance fabrics like merino-wool jersey and a cotton-denim blend. As seen in the campaign starring Aston Martin racer Fernando Alonso, expect smart separates in fall colours that can be worn both on and off the track. Zoom zoom.
Patrick Salonga hosts a pop-up in Toronto
After a year-long hiatus, Canadian designer Patrick Salonga is back and he’s hosting a pop-up to celebrate. Housed at Toronto store U3, the event will showcase his signature patchwork and hand-embroidered pieces, while emphasizing his love of upcycling and vintage. Our pick? The OG Haori jacket that’s inspired by a Kimono but has Salonga’s unique stylistic sensibilities.
Levi’s collabs with Kiko Kostadinov
In case you haven’t noticed, Levi’s jeans have always been it. (Beyoncé literally named a song after them!) Adding to that momentum is the brand’s new collection with Kiko Kostadinov. The partnership brings together Levi’s iconic house codes with the British designer’s avant-garde designs. The result is a fusion of classic denim and forward-thinking design.
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