Myles Sexton Partners With Fashion Art Toronto + More Fashion News
Plus Louis Vuitton releases a men’s capsule collection.
Myles Sexton launches an award with Fashion Art Toronto
Just when we thought we couldn’t love Myles Sexton anymore, they have announced a partnership with Fashion Art Toronto to support Canadian talent. The goal of the “Myles Sexton Breakout Talent Award” is to mentor three emerging designers who are breaking barriers within the industry and have a distinct and avant-garde aesthetic. And, as with everything the model and HIV/AIDS activist does, the prize will focus on diversity and inclusion.
Not only will the three winners receive the coveted award title and an ongoing mentorship from Myles Sexton, they’ll also get a complimentary runway show at Fashion Art Toronto’s 1664 Fashion Week in November 2024. Apply now!
Louis Vuitton releases a fall capsule inspired by the Men’s Summer 2025 collection
Still obsessed with Pharrell Williams’s Spring 2025 collection for Louis Vuitton Menswear? Aren’t we all! Well, get your wallets ready because the luxury house is releasing a Fall capsule collection this September based on the warm weather offering. Like the clothes that went down the catwalk in June, expect versatile separates inspired by the late South Korean painter Park Seo-Bo – known for his minimalist yet graphically impactful lines – that can take you from the city to any weekend getaway.
Dyson’s OnTrac™ headphones are now available in Canada
Headphones might just be our favourite functional yet fashionable accessory, and now we have all the options with the release of the Dyson OnTrac™ headphones. The highly anticipated tech (which is now available in Canada) features best-in-class noise-cancellation, an enhanced sound range and up to 55 hours of listening time, but what we really love is the customization. With over 2,000 colour combinations for outer caps and ear cushions, you can personalize your headphones to match any outfit. Music to our ears!
Tiffany & Co. partners with the CFDAs to launch a new award
Calling all American jewellery designers: On July 29th Tiffany & Co. and the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) announced the launch of the Tiffany & Co. x CFDA Jewellery Designer Award. According to the press release, this award (which is the first of its kind) will “recognize outstanding American jewelry designers who are committed to driving inclusivity within the design industry, elevating jewellery design as its own category akin to womenswear and menswear.”
Selected designers will participate in a mentorship program with the luxury jewellery house but only one lucky winner will receive a year-long fellowship within Tiffany & Co.‘s design department, along with a $50,000 award. A not-so hidden treasure, indeed.
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Annika Lautens is the former fashion news and features director of FASHION Magazine. With a resumé that would rival Kirk from "Gilmore Girls", she’s had a wide variety of jobs within the publishing industry, but her favourite topics to explore are fashion sociology and psychology. Annika currently lives in Toronto, and when she’s not interviewing celebrities, you can find her travelling.
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