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Fashion File
Half-price Sale: The thrift shop at Mount Seymour United Church, at 1200 Parkgate Ave. just off Mount Seymour Parkway, holds its half-price sale on Thursdays from 2 to 8 p.m. New fall stock arrives Sept. 2.
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Nature inspires new designs
Trendsetters will be sporting '80s silhouettes and pop/rock colours this season, according to Deep Cove designer Jesse Smith.
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Candy colours fresh for summer
Flipping through a fashion magazine at the bus stop, a flashy lip gloss advertisement catches your eye.
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Missing since Saturday
The Surrey RCMP is looking for a local man who has been missing since Saturday night.
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Runway to real way
Project Runway finalist Jessica Biffi has replaced catwalk creations with designs for real women with the debut this month of a plus-size collection for a national retailer.
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Building up and down
Kudos to Dale Regehr, president and CEO of Langley's WestStone Properties, and his team.
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Fred UnLeeshed
With glowing hearts: Leone's, the upscale designer clothing store, was packed with socialites and fashionistas decked in high fashion and high heels for the city's first dress up affair post Olympics.
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Fred UnLeeshed
With glowing hearts: Leone's, the upscale designer clothing store, was packed with socialites and fashionistas decked in high fashion and high heels for the city's first dress up affair post Olympics.
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Designer donates collection to fundraiser
The public has a chance to score on some luxury fashion items at a hospital fundraiser, thanks to a donation from a local woman fighting cancer.
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'Right size' your wardrobe for winter
Today's woman longs for simplicity -- in her life and in her wardrobe, says one of Canada's best-known and most tenacious fashion designers.
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Fred UnLeeshed
Runway romp: OK, admittedly, as fashion capitals go we're not New York or Paris or Milan but we are certainly more than just fleece and flannel. Vanhattan's most established and emerging designers strutted their stuff at Vancouver Fashion Week sponsored by the Courier.
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Fred UnLeeshed
Runway romp: OK, admittedly, as fashion capitals go we're not New York or Paris or Milan but we are certainly more than just fleece and flannel. Vanhattan's most established and emerging designers strutted their stuff at Vancouver Fashion Week sponsored by the Courier.
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Fur-free and fashion forward
Ingrid Bergstrom-Kendrick, of North Vancouver, will represent the Vancouver region in the Humane Society of the United States' fifth annual Cool vs. Cruel Fashion Design Competition.
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Course expansion not in fashion with all trustees
The Chilliwack School District is backing a plan for the University of the Fraser Valley to expand its bachelor of fine arts programming, specifically by adding a program for students to obtain a minor in fashion.
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New digs for discount chain
Savvy shoppers take note: there's a new destination for discount designer fashions in West Vancouver.
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Fall fashion is all about glamour
Shoulder pads the size of balloons, thigh-high boots of vertiginous height, sequinned jackets worthy of Joan Collins.
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Fred UnLeeshed
Boulud centre court: Superstar chef Daniel Boulud arrived in Vancouver for his first visit since April to join Victoria native and two-time NBA MVP Steve Nash for dinner. Boulud, along with chefs Stephane Istel and Dale Mackay and partners David and Manjy Sidoo, hosted the Steve Nash Foundation charity dinner at Kitsilano's DB Bistro Moderne-a pre-cursor to Nash's Showdown in Downtown event the next day.
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