If you’re looking to refresh your shoe collection just in time for the new season, look no further than Jean-Paul Fortin. For more than 50 years, Jean-Paul Fortin has been the go-to destination for high-quality, stylish and affordable shoes. Merchant Paul Fortin opened his first location in Quebec City and named his shoe store after himself and the street on which it was located on (rue St-Jean).

Mani Jassal is a luxury womenswear designer based in Toronto. Her eponymous label prides itself in its innovative and artistic approach to melding her South Asian heritage with her Canadian upbringing.

Province Apothecary believes in the power of natural, therapeutic ingredients as part of a holistic approach to beauty and wellness. Province Apothecary sources the highest quality organic, wildcrafted ingredients from each Canadian Province and hand-blends these ingredients in small batches to create skincare that will nourish + balance skin. Some favourite ingredients include: seaweed from Nova Scotia, maple syrup from Quebec, organic sunflower oil from Ontario, organic beeswax from Alberta, organic lentil flour from Manitoba, and organic raspberry oil and glacial clay from British Columbia. Find Province Apothecary in The Oval until September 30..

The needle is dropping on the thermostat and there’s a distinct chill in the air, confirming what we suspected was true all along: autumn is here. Sweater weather is fast approaching, and along with pumpkin spice lattes, the sound of leaves crunching underfoot and a sudden appetite for soup comes the seasonal desire to upgrade our wardrobes.

Partnering with collaborative and arts-focused content platform, XPOSED, Toronto Fashion Week will be hosting the debut of their new upcoming exhibit with the one-of-a-kind Gigi Gorgeous, showcasing avant-garde driven projects through a variety of verticals. The launch will take place on September 4 and will offer fresh and unique content connecting art, fashion and culture. XPOSED has produced one-of- a-kind collaborative fashion photography exhibition that captures and interprets contemporary Canadian culture that evokes a sense of disruption that dominates our era. Find the exhibition in The Oval at Yorkville Village, Sept 4 - 30..

The Spring/Summer 2020 edition of Toronto Fashion Week was an exciting one for the books. Show-goers were treated to a series of fashionable, innovative events—from the introduction of Style Art to the launch of the Fashion House space to the debut of the Window Wars challenge, there was a lot of newness to experience and enjoy this season. And, at the heart of it all, Canadian designers and brands presented their stunning ready-to-wear designs on the TFW runway, showcasing the must-have styles for the new season ahead.