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Inside last Thursday’s launch of Marc Jacobs’ latest fragrance in Toronto: Dot-wearing partygoers, dotted cocktails, dotted manicures and more! | Hollywood yohana

Marc Jacobs Dot Toronto launch party, Gardiner Museum


 If there were ever an example of dress code done well, it’d be last Thursday’s launch event for Marc Jacobs’ latest fragrance, Dot. The light and fruity fragrance came to life with its ladybug covered petal flacon inspiring a roomful of dot-wearing partygoers, dotted champagne cocktails (read: blueberries) and a dot manicure station from the team at Tips Nail Bar. With so many dotty ensembles in the mix, it was nearly impossible to pick a favourite. Nearly. In a green polka dot blouse, black polka dot shorts, and oversized bib costume necklace, Style Panel’s Danielle Roche, who sat tweeting the night away alongside her Kastor & Pollux co-conspirator Bianca Venerayan, got our vote.


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New York Fashion Week Spring 2013 Street Style: Ombrés, logo tees and an Advanced Style muse outside the first day of shows | Hollywood yohana

New York Fashion Week Spring 2013 Street Style

New York Fashion Week officially kicked off the Spring 2013 show season yesterday with a full day of fashion shows around town. As shows from BCBG Max Azria, Tadashi Shoji and home-grown label Kaelen took place inside Lincoln Center, our street style photographer extraordinaire Stefania Yarhi was busy snapping Advanced Style favourite Rita Hammer in her signature circular glasses, PR dynamo Kelly Cutrone in head-to-toe black and gussied up Nylon editor Michelle Reneau sporting new bangs. While the A-list scooted inside, Yarhi snapped an awesome gent in the most awesome red suit (the red hat!) and even a little baby fashion show attendee. (Diaper changes are the new street style shtick.)

Elsewhere, as shows by Costello Tagliapietra, Creatures of the Wind, Honor and Katie Gallagher took place at It-locales Milk Studios and the Standard Hotel, the rest of the New York Fashion Week street style savants showed up en masse. Many a slender gal rocked the ever-popular bright ombré (pepto pink and Kool-Aid blue are still going strong) as well as pop logo tees  (ahem, Wu-Tang Clan and Rocky Balboa) and loopy mixed prints. Also spotted? The sure-to-be the latest street style standard see-through and beaded Shourouk purse.

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