70s.

One of the coolest things about growing up is learning more about personal style.

Since I was a teenager, I loved experimenting with my look...I remember distinctly being in a Ross or Marshalls and finding some Converse-style kitten heels when I was in Grade 7 or 8. I have no idea how I convinced my mother to let me buy them, but they became my staple shoes for a good year.

Twelve years later, not much as changed.

Perhaps because it's summer, I just got back from Mexico or I'm just always enamoured with Bianca Jagger (and The Rolling Stones...duh) but I'm really digging and identifying with the 70's as my look.

This past Friday, our dance company was picked to perform at the Rickshaw Theatre with iconic artist Bif Naked. Needless to say, it was a all-black, crop top and combat boots kind of crowd.

I showed up in my white bell-bottomed jumpsuit with platform floral wedges. People stared. I didn't care.

On the beach last week, I was really feeling my one-piece halter pin-up bathing suit. Yes, my tan lines were crazy. I didn't care.

Lately I've been wearing my hair big and curly with one side pulled back. My go-to bag is tan with fringe.

As I learn more about myself and surround myself with artists and people who are 150% themselves, I am finding that as well. Yes, clothing is just the outside expression, but it does oh so much for the inside as well.

On the radar: I'm dying to find a metallic long dress. See something? Let a gal know!

iggy.

Oh, what a week it's been. Dancing, working, seeing shows and a little bit of everything in-between. 

This week I'm off to Kelowna to host The Vibe Dance Competition for the second year in a row. Like I've said before...this was the kicking point to make some major changes in my life. I've got several shows, clients and more under my belt since I've moved to B.C., and couldn't be happier. 

Have a great week friends. 

bianca.

It's one of those rainy, chilly days here in Toronto. However, the store windows are starting to bloom with floral and vibrant-coloured clothing, making me lust for spring.

Needless to say, the best way to shake off the winter blues is with a few good parties. It's awards, and actually, birthday season as well, so I'm finding that I need a few good outfits each weekend that can work between soirees.


I've been loving the carefree and glamourous aesthetic of the 1970's over the past year, and am currently on the hunt for some disco-inspired partywear. Bianca Jagger has been, and I think will always been one of my greatest style inspirations from the era. She really is the epitome of glamour in the Studio 54 heyday.

You know I'm always the advocate for the jumpsuit, but I'm hoping to expand out to high-waisted pants, towering shoes, and Studio 54-worthy curled hair.

This editorial by Steve Madden shoes has captured this look perfectly. Bring on the platforms man.