Are you a fashion obsessed lady who needs some flirty fun? Stylish silk-screened tops, tanks, undies and dresses from Bitchcraft bring fun back to fashion.

This line of apparel from Gabrielle Neveu, owner of Toronto's Trap Door Boutique, and Adriana Fulop, designer and owner of Plastik Wrap, an alternative clothing line with influences of cyber/industrial and punk culture, are great staples to your wardrobe, but are anything but basic!

Read my article: Stylish silk-screened apparel excites & delights

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Photo: Bitchcraft

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You may have mastered the technique of artfully placing patches of fabric on those vintage store jeans you purchased. But see how artist & crafter Odile Gova breathes new life into thrift store finds.

A self-taught seamstress, knitter and crocheter, this stay-at-home mom of two displays an artistry that is both tactile and illustrative.

Read my full article: Upcycling gives a fashionable new life to thirft store sweaters

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Photo: Woolly Fabulous

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Are you the adventurous type? Looking for a little saucy fun?

This set of "Smuttons" from Toronto designer The Sweetie Pie Press is your ticket to ticklish trysts this Valentine's Day – or any day!

Like a modern-day Twister, this set of 6 pins can be mixed and matched for a romantic rendezvous between you and your honey.

With a series of 24 body parts & 24 perverted/loving verbs that are randomly selected and sent to you from designer Becky Johnson, you can be sure your love life will be filled with excitement.

Set of six secret smuttons – $5USD from The Sweetie Pie Press

Your opinion matters!

What do you think about these Smuttons? Would you wear them or give them as a gift? (Keep your comments PG, please!)

Photo: The Sweetie Pie Press

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With interesting shapes and her surprising combination of pattern and color, Wendy Wong's House of Spy label will no doubt continue to garner a loyal following of women who wish to cultivate a rich sense of style.

Read my full article: Flirty Spring Fashions from House of Spy

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Photo: House of Spy

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The combination of fashion and food are always a hit at industry events.

The Drake Hotel and the Toronto Fashion Incubator are taking it one step further by making the combination fashionably fabulous.

Read my article on the Guilty Pleasures Designer Sale, a deliciously sinful fashion & food event in Toronto this weekend.

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Photo: Toronto Fashion Incubator

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Itching to soothe your dry skin but tired of slippery hands?

These Solid Lotion Bars from Feto Soap offer a quick & easy way to moisturize without making your hands feel greasy.

3-Steps to Silky Skin

• Step One: Flip off the top
• Step Two: Slick on the skin conditioning butters
• Step Three: Your skin will now smell delicious and stay smooth

This skin-indulgent pops are made with Sweet Almond Oil, Beeswax, and nourishing Shea, Cocoa and Mango Butters.

Available in subtle scents like Lavender Vanilla, White Tea & Ginger, and Plumeria, these treats make smelling sweet and staying soft-to-the-touch fun!

$7.95USD from Feto Soap

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Fashion is often about pushing the envelope, and Toronto industrial cyberwear designers Plastik Wrap are hosting a Spring marketplace that celebrates the exotic, the whimsical and the macabre.

Check out my article detailing The Bazaar of the Bizarre.

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Interactive classes offer crafters a unique opportunity to shore up their DIY skills.

Read my article on how hands-on workshops help to keep the spirit of craft alive 

Tailor-made workshops for seamstresses at The Workroom 

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Photo: the workroom

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The number of design and fashion blogs online can be dizzying at times.

But a new magazine on the scene is set to shake things up with their stylish ideas and crafty DIY projects from two familiar faces in the indie design community.

It was a sad day back in 2007 when my Indie Collective co-founder and gal pal Kristen left to pursue other crafty endeavors (which include Paper Crave and the recently-launched crafty social bookmarking site, Craftig). But the inaugural issue of Nonpareil Magazine is a shining example of her amazing talents (and those of her co-editor and their amazingly talented contributors) and I'm just happy to have known her when!

A collaborative effort between my former partner-in-crime and the equally savvy Maddy Hague from another drool-worthy craft & paperie site Inspired Bride, Nonpareil Magazine seeks to give creatively-inclined brides tutorials, tips and printable templates to put a creative stamp on their weddings.

I have to say, upon first glance I was immediately smitten with the magazine.

Professional photo shoots provide an elegant reveal of each article's corresponding tutorial, giving brides a glimpse of how handcrafted items can seamlessly and stylishly fit into their own wedding day.

With features on crafting a series of ribbon, tulle and ruffled hair accessories, as well as darling little keepsake boutonnières, as well as tips on putting together wedding decor and favor boxes that are both budget-friendly and fashionable, Nonpareil Magazine has set the bar for inspirational DIY wedding resources.

If first impressions mean anything, Nonpareil Magazine has won me over with their contemporary projects and chic design, and I've already bookmarked a few projects that I simply must try.

What do you think of Nonpareil Magazine? Do you dig their style? See any projects you might try? What else would you like to see featured in their virtual pages? Share your ideas in the comments section!

Photo: Nonpareil Magazine

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Classes and workshops are a fantastic way for budding fashion designers to get schooled.

Read my article on how designers in-the-making can be inspired by fashion while they gain the tools necessary to take the fashion scene by storm.

Fashion Merchandising class gives stylish entrepreneurs essential career tools 

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Photo: Sew Be It Girl

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