Intern-ational style Responsible for logging in and returning all the merchandise you see in the magazine (plus all the ones you don’t!), assisting the editors and attending photo shoots. Coming from across Canada, these young women each have their own individual styles. FLARE fashion interns, we salute you! |
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Name: Jenny Bersinic What is your one back to school fashion essential item: An oversized dress shirt! It’s comfortable enough to wear all day long, but gives you a fashion forward look that can carry you through to the evening. Favourite store to shop in your hometown: Good old Value Village. Like they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. My favourite t-shirt cost only $1.50 and it was practically brand new.
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Name: Kaleigh Dey What is your one back to school fashion essential item: A really great coat. This year I also want to get some wide-leg pants and a pair of little oxford booties. Favourite store to shop in your hometown: Fab, Atomic Model, Marilyns, Oliver Barett, the new Holt Renfrew (at Pacific Center) and the vintage shops on Cordova, Main St. and Commercial Drive.
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Name: Jen Masseau What is your one back to school fashion essential item: Dark blue wide leg jeans. Favourite store to shop in your hometown: Club Monaco– they have beautifully designed, perfectly tailored clothes that hit the trends while remaining timeless and elegant.
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Name: Erin O’Brien What is your one back to school fashion essential item: A simple pair of black flats. Favourite store to shop in your hometown: Carte Blanche on Queen St. West specifically for the designs of Tania Martins as well as their unique jewelry.
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Name: Jessica Collins What is your one back to school fashion essential item: This semester you’ll catch me wearing items with diamond shaped quilting. Favourite store to shop in your hometown: When I go home to London, I love to hit up Talize. This shop used to be an old grocery store now turned into a vintage warehouse.
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Intern-ational style
FLARE interns weigh in on essential back to school items