Fashion shopping in Toronto
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F/X
The tornado of girliness that hits you upon entering F/X makes it worth just a visit, even if tutus, Hello Kitty paraphernalia, colored wigs and rhinestone jewelry aren't your scene. The store carries its own line of nail polish in every shade of the rainbow, and, on the 2nd floor, gowns to befit every manner of princess.
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Holt Renfrew Last Call
A discount haven for budget-savvy fashionistas, Last Call carries last year's fashions from Bloor-Yorkville's exclusive Holt Renfrew (416-922-2333; 50 Bloor St W; 10am-6pm Mon-Wed, 10am-8pm Thu & Fri, 10am-6pm Sat, noon-6pm Sun; Bloor-Yonge) at up to 60% off. There are monthly promotions, too.
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Trove
Those who won't suffer to be 'beautiful' will find an oasis from pinching skyscraper heels at Trove. This mother-daughter owned boutique prides itself on a large selection of fashion-forward but comfortable shoes, as well as vintage sunglasses, Canadian-designed jewelry, and leather and vegetarian handbags.
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Fleurtje
Expect the unexpected at Fleurtje – including funky kids clothes and made-to-order vegetarian bags designed by the owner. True to its motto ('Come in and see what Canadians can do'), all featured designers are from Toronto, Montréal and the Maritimes.
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C-Pub
Search through the new imports from Hong Kong and Japan here and you might stumble across a pair of jeans or a handbag you'd find on Queen West with a far smaller price tag. Though prices are low, watch for quality – some bargains are too good to be true.
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Exile
Exile's endless maze of vintage gear is much older than it looks…but after you get lost amid the disco balls and yellow walls holding leather jackets, cowboy boots, furs and costume rentals, you might start to forget what year you're in, too.
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Show Room
Five thousand pairs of jeans are housed on both levels of this lofty space, many of which can be seen on the finely toned rears of LA and European hipsters. Show Room's fitting rooms are bar none and pretty much any cut or size of denim is on site.
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Touched by an Angel
This shop's array of colors and textures of yarn is so fantastic, you'll want to take up knitting (if you haven't already). Refreshingly affordable hats, handbags, scarves, footwear and jewelry await you as well, mostly designed by the owner.
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Lilith
Touting 'sustainable clothing to empower women, ' this Queen West boutique carries clothes all made in-store and sized to fit all body types, as well as kids' clothes made from scrap fabric, and a maternity line.
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Grreat Stuff
Although at first glance it may seem a melee of vintage finds, everything is brand spanking new in this men's clothing shop, which specializes in one-of-a-kind designer samples as well as chic European lines.
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Response
Let party frocks, mohair beaded shawls, sparkling jewelry and velvet shoes nourish your inner diva at this boutique, where most pieces are designed by the owner. Check out the jewelry imported from Brazil.
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Boa
Boa's hip yet classy designs and bright, vibrant fabrics stand out in the Toronto crowd – perhaps because most of the clothes are imports from LA. There's another store on Yonge St.
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Muchstore
Music lovers should head here for fashions showcased on Much Music, Canada's music TV station, as well as pop star–designed labels by names like Kelly Osbourne and Simple Plan, and MuchMusic memorabilia.
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Propaganda
Tongue-in-cheek meets street chic at Propaganda, promoters of local and Canadian designers. Check out the handmade jewelry, bag and clothing creations, often emblazoned with mischievous slogans.
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Fresh Baked Goods
A true taste of Toronto style is to be had at this miniboutique, which rents out space to local designers. Check it out for beaded jewelry and funky knitwear by Laura-Jean the Knitting Queen.
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Mendocino
For catwalk fashion before it hits the sidewalks run to Mendocino, which prides itself on bringing European trends and high-end brand names to Canada's fashionistas first.
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TNT Woman
Fashionistas will think they've died and gone to heaven among the rows of high-end designer labels. You're more likely to spot a celebrity here than jeans for under $400.
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Change Room
Young urbanites can shop at this modish stop – the sister store to Show Room – for searing hot labels and a renowned selection of Ben Sherman dress shirts.
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Boa
Boa's hip yet classy designs and bright, vibrant fabrics stand out in the Toronto crowd – perhaps because most of the clothes are imports from LA.
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El Pipil
Home adornments, boutique fashions and Canadian-designed accessories are the special at this charming shop, all at enticing prices.
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