Cabaret Vintage in Wedding Bells Magazine
A special thank-you to Wedding Bells Magazine for including Cabaret Vintage in their jumbo Spring/Summer issue that is on newstands right now! We were exicited to find out a few months ago that one of our Cabaret Collection dresses would be appearing in the magazine as part of a very lovely shoot in Prince Edward Island. The photographs are taken at the historical Green Gables cottage former home of Lucy Maud Montgomery and our Tulip Dress really stands out in this fantastic location.
Check out pictures of the Cabaret Collection Tulip Dress on beautiful model Frances on page 123 of the latest edition of Wedding Bells as well as the featured close-up shot on the Table of Contents of the magazine. The Tulip Dress is available for ordering in a variety of sizes and can be shipped anywhere worldwide. Contact us for details on how you can have one of our Cabaret Collection dresses. For all the newest information on Cabaret Vintage, join our Guest List.
Stylist Leith Clark on shopping and Vintage
We love the opportunity to see former local Leith Clark now that she’s mostly abroad in the fashion centres of London, Paris and Italy. Its also fantastic to know that she still thinks of us as well. Here’s an excerpt from a recent interview with the international stylist in FASHION Magazine. Join our Guest List at the top right corner of the screen for updates on our parties, events, celebrity visits, and special sales!
How do you beat the winter blues? “I don’t get them; I love snow. I live in England, so I miss Canadian winters a lot. I love the burrowing. Everyone needs to burrow with blankets, cashmere, tea and movies.”
Where do you go vintage shopping in Toronto? “My favourite store is Cabaret. I love the boy that works there—I love that he has special things that he always thinks you’ll like.”
Best city to shop in? “Paris.”
Where will we find you? “Bon Marché, Miu Miu, Chanel, Les Archives de la Presse, Serge Lutens, Isabel Marant, Ladurée, Sonia Rykiel and Colette. But I like the Japanese cakes at Toraya more than shopping itself.”
Read the rest of Leith’s article on FashionMagazine.com. Join our Guest List at the top right corner of the screen for updates on our parties, events, celebrity visits, and special sales!
Trick or Treat on Queen Street this Saturday!
Trick or Treat on Queen Street!
Dress up or dress up the kids and have some treats in West Queen West this Saturday!
Put on your Halloween costume, bring your little witches and goblins, and Trick or Treat at the incredible shops, restaurants and galleries this Saturday from 11am to 6pm along West Queen West (Bathurst to Gladstone).
We will be giving out candy and treats from 11 – 6pm along with our participating neighbours.
Fill your loot bag, check out the crazy costumes, and enjoy West Queen West, The Creative Heart of the City!
Have fun,
Cabaret Vintage and
W.Q.W Art and Design District
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Actress Katie Boland on the TIFF Red Carpet wears The Cabaret Collection
Katie Boland struts the TIFF Red Carpet in Cabaret Vintage - The Cabaret Collection Bijou Dress
We were so pleased that actress Katie Boland who stars in the movie Daydream Nation decided to wear one of our Cabaret Collection pieces, The Bijou, to the movie’s Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) premiere. Katie is wearing the Bijou in violet, the classic lines emphasize her Old Hollywood appeal. Check out her post at Blogto.com, her feature article at TheStar.com and interview with Elle Canada.
‘The purple dress was perfect for my premiere - Thank you so so much.
Love, Loss, and What Mary Walsh Wore
Mary Walsh at Cabaret Vintage, trying on clothing for her appearance on Star Portraits.
Its always wonderful having Star Reporter Rita Zekas in, and especially so when she brings friends. Rita and comedienne Mary Walsh came to Cabaret last week to hang out on the divan and talk about her appearance in the Toronto staging of Love, Loss, and What I Wore. Check out the full article in the Toronto Star.