Thanks to everyone who entered my giveaway for the $40 gift certificate from CSN Stores.
Some of your responses were very touching, and others were hilarious.
The winner of my giveaway is: Teresa from Senses Inspired!
Congrats Teresa - and hopefully now you can buy some things for your new condo and not have to warm your bread in the microwave!
Contest: Win $40 gift certificate from CSN Stores
Monday, August 16, 2010
CSN Stores has been kind enough to sponsor my latest giveaway!
Win a $40 gift certificate redeemable at any of their stores.
Choose from items like:
And MUCH more.
You get extra entries for entering on Facebook also.
Best response wins the gift certificate!
(Contest is open to residents of Canada & US only!)
CSN Stores has over 200 retailers to choose from, so there's no doubt that you'll find something!
Win a $40 gift certificate redeemable at any of their stores.
Choose from items like:
And MUCH more.
To enter:
Comment on this post and tell me why you think you should receive the gift certificate.You get extra entries for entering on Facebook also.
Best response wins the gift certificate!
(Contest is open to residents of Canada & US only!)
Contest ends Monday, August 23, 2010
CSN Stores has over 200 retailers to choose from, so there's no doubt that you'll find something!
Aritzia F/W 10
Thursday, August 12, 2010
A couple weeks ago I attended the Aritzia Fall/Winter 2010 fashion show.
Here are some of the looks that were shown:
What look is your favourite? What are you most looking forward to picking up this Fall?
Here are some of the looks that were shown:
Love the skinny cargos - especially with the boots |
This sweater looks so comfy |
I really want an army green jacket for Fall |
I always wanted a boyfriend with a Letterman's Jacket |
Perfect for back to school - not really work appropriate |
Loved the full skirts with crinoline! |
Love these pants but not sure if my calves will fit |
This camel coat is TO DIE FOR - definitely on my list of things to get |
What look is your favourite? What are you most looking forward to picking up this Fall?
Vancouver Food Tour
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
In case you haven't heard, Vancouver Food Tour is giving away a PRIVATE 1-on-1 Cocktail Tour!
Here are the details from the press release:
Submit as many videos as you'd like. Must be over 19 to enter. If the winner has already registered for a tour, their ticket can be refunded
So hurry and get your entry in by this Friday!
Here are the details from the press release:
Create and upload the most creative, short video showing us why you need, want, and deserve this exclusive cocktail-making experience. (Do you have the best-stocked bar but don't know what to do with it? Are you sick of mixing Kool-Aid and vodka for your dates?)
In the description, please include the phrase: My entry to win Vancouver Food Tour's private Craft Cocktail Tour with Jay Jones and Melody Fury
Email: info@VancouverFoodTour. com to submit it. The entry will be posted on VancouverFoodTour.com for judging.
Our panel of judges will vote for their favourite video to select a winner. Judges include: Paul Kamon (Urban Diner.ca), Mark Busse (Foodists.ca), Rebecca Bollwitt (Miss 604), and Vancity Buzz.
Entry Deadline: Friday, August 13. Winner will be announced on Monday, August 16th.
So hurry and get your entry in by this Friday!
Keep Granola in your Bars: Earth Friendly Fashion is Officially... Fashion
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Niki Blasina from A Haute Mess takes the reigns today. Since she works for The Vanguard PR, Niki knows lots about the fashion industry. But more importantly, working at The Vanguard has made her a great resource for information regarding eco-fashion. Since Vancouver's Eco Fashion Week is coming up, the timing couldn't be better.
“Going Green.” It’s no longer a trend, it’s a movement. So check your preconceived notions before reading further because eco-fashion in 2010 is a new era: the days of uninspired sac-like dresses, uncomfortable fabrics and worst of all, the ‘granola’ stigma, are over. Thanks to pioneering designers like Vancouver’s own Nicole Bridger – who was awarded the title of Canada’s top eco designer from Fashion Takes Action this year -- you no longer have to sacrifice style to wear sustainable clothing. As home of the country’s award-winning designer, it’s only fitting that Vancouver is quickly becoming an international hub of green fashion on the whole, with Canada’s inaugural Eco Fashion Week taking place in the city this September. That’s right Vancouverites, an actual fashion week that takes place in (gasp!) September.
The burgeoning eco-fashion industry here and all along the West Coast boasts a plethora of great designers trying to make the world a better place through sustainable style. So without further ado, I present my top picks and must-have items from my favourite Earth-loving designers. Enjoy!
All of these designers use fabrics from natural and organic fabrics or from reclaimed materials, in order to produce ethical and sustainable products. In addition to being much better for the earth, eco fabrics are also high quality and extremely durable, so you don’t have to worry about your organic cotton pilling or shrinking.
So that granola myth? I think it’s safe to say it’s officially been busted. Say hello to the new fashion forward.
Thanks Niki! For more on eco fashion, pop culture and personal style, be sure to check out A Haute Mess, where Niki is currently taking donations towards a Chanel yeti suit. You can also follower her on Twitter: @AHauteMess
“Going Green.” It’s no longer a trend, it’s a movement. So check your preconceived notions before reading further because eco-fashion in 2010 is a new era: the days of uninspired sac-like dresses, uncomfortable fabrics and worst of all, the ‘granola’ stigma, are over. Thanks to pioneering designers like Vancouver’s own Nicole Bridger – who was awarded the title of Canada’s top eco designer from Fashion Takes Action this year -- you no longer have to sacrifice style to wear sustainable clothing. As home of the country’s award-winning designer, it’s only fitting that Vancouver is quickly becoming an international hub of green fashion on the whole, with Canada’s inaugural Eco Fashion Week taking place in the city this September. That’s right Vancouverites, an actual fashion week that takes place in (gasp!) September.
The burgeoning eco-fashion industry here and all along the West Coast boasts a plethora of great designers trying to make the world a better place through sustainable style. So without further ado, I present my top picks and must-have items from my favourite Earth-loving designers. Enjoy!
All of these designers use fabrics from natural and organic fabrics or from reclaimed materials, in order to produce ethical and sustainable products. In addition to being much better for the earth, eco fabrics are also high quality and extremely durable, so you don’t have to worry about your organic cotton pilling or shrinking.
So that granola myth? I think it’s safe to say it’s officially been busted. Say hello to the new fashion forward.
Thanks Niki! For more on eco fashion, pop culture and personal style, be sure to check out A Haute Mess, where Niki is currently taking donations towards a Chanel yeti suit. You can also follower her on Twitter: @AHauteMess
What I Wore: Wedding #1
Thursday, August 5, 2010
I went to my first wedding of the season over the Long Weekend. Finally, a chance to wear this amazing dress that I bought 2 years ago at the Waikele Outlets in Hawai'i.
It was hot on Saturday, but the evening cooled off enough so I wasn't sweating (except for ripping up the dance floor).
It was hot on Saturday, but the evening cooled off enough so I wasn't sweating (except for ripping up the dance floor).
Dress: BCBG, Shoes: Guess by Marciano
My lovely boyfriend was kind enough to take this photo of me, even after I poked fun at him last week. What a guy.
And for those who remember, yes, this is the impossible to find shoes for dress - it's the lightest grey possible and lemongrass.
1 down, 2 to go - which means more outfit posts for you guys!
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