Sophie Grégoire Trudeau’s 12 best looks
With a national fan base nearing Kate Middleton levels of adoration and style nods from international publications (some classy, others not-so-much), Sophie Grégoire Trudeau is Canada’s newest fashion icon. Like the Duchess and Michelle Obama, her outfit choices are carefully calibrated to hit that sweet spot between fashionable-yet-relatable and trendy-yet-conservative (the days of bright tube dresses are officially over). Here, a ranking of her best looks to date.
The glitzy gown
1At an International Women’s Day gala at the Shangri-La last weekend, Grégoire Trudeau wore a stylish metallic gold number from Toronto designer Greta Constantine’s fall 2016 collection paired with Cat Janiga earrings. The dress isn’t available for regular people to buy yet, but this Georgia Alice top (with that same floaty off-the-shoulder vibe) is.
The Anna Wintour–approved aesthetic
2Gracing the pages of Vogue’s January issue, Grégoire Trudeau donned a beautifully embroidered Oscar de la Renta gown. This similarly printed dress by the designer is perfect for any springtime festivity (provided you have over $2,000 to spare).
The crisp white coat
3She wore this white Sentaler coat on the way to Trudeau’s swearing-in ceremony on November 4—and sparked a surge in the label’s sales. This particular $1,800-style sold out within days, but thankfully will be available again soon.
The monarch-worthy look
4In London in November, Grégoire Trudeau met the Queen in a glam Zac Posen gown that wouldn’t be out of place on the Oscars’ red carpet. Anyone without royal appointments in their future can channel the look in this sale-priced cocktail version.
The winning wrap dress
5After her husband pulled off a huge victory on election night, Grégoire Trudeau celebrated in a simple and elegant belted grey dress, paired with pretty drop earrings. London label Reiss makes a similar frock.
Laid-back layers
6On October 19, while Trudeau cast his ballot in Montreal, Grégoire Trudeau looked chic, comfortable and totally unfazed by the whole election day thing in cozy, monochromatic layers. Torontonians can mimic the look in this grey cardigan from Yorkville’s Black Goat Cashmere.
The embellished work frock
7Under the crisp white Sentaler coat at Trudeau’s swearing-in ceremony, Grégoire Trudeau wore this bedazzled number from Canadian designer Erdem’s pre-fall 2015 collection (he’s also a favourite of Kate Middleton). Pal Jessica Mulroney, who helped put the whole outfit together, deserves some of the cred.
Parisian chic
8This somber Remembrance Day outfit includes a hat from Ottawa millinery Chapeaux de Madeleine (shoppers can order one by request) and another baby alpaca–fur coat by Sentaler.
The Kate Middleton cocktail dress
9In Malta on November 27 for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, Grégoire Trudeau exuded serious duchess vibes in a pastel pink dress and matching floral fascinator. Torontonians can head to Little Italy’s Lilliput Hats for their own handcrafted creations to sport to afternoon tea, polo matches, or, more realistically, Halloween parties.
The relatable cover
10On the cover of Chatelaine’s March issue, Grégoire Trudeau looked perfectly poised yet down-to-earth in an outfit available at the Eaton Centre. The Babaton blouse is $115 from Aritzia.
The artsy cloak
11The wife of Canada’s PM sported a bold, tulip-adorned shawl to a National Arts Centre panel discussion in January. For a slightly more rugged look, locals can turn to Tuck Shop Trading Co.’s cottage-appropriate cape.
The Canadiana cowboy
12Arriving in London in November, Grégoire Trudeau showed off some patriotic pride in a chic lumberjack-inspired moto jacket from Montreal-based outerwear brand Moose Knuckles.
, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau is Canada's newest fashion icon. Like the Duchess and Michelle Obama, her outfit choices are carefully calibrated to hit that sweet spot between fashionable-yet-relatable and trendy-yet-conservative (the days of bright tube dresses are officially over). Here, a ranking of her best looks to date.
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The glitzy gown
1At an International Women's Day gala at the Shangri-La last weekend, Grégoire Trudeau wore a stylish metallic gold number from Toronto designer Greta Constantine's fall 2016 collection paired with Cat Janiga earrings. The dress isn't available for regular people to buy yet, but this Georgia Alice top (with that same floaty off-the-shoulder vibe) is.
A photo posted by Kinga Malisz (@kingamalisz) on Dec 10, 2015 at 5:48am PST
The Anna Wintour–approved aesthetic
2Gracing the pages of Vogue’s January issue, Grégoire Trudeau donned a beautifully embroidered Oscar de la Renta gown. This similarly printed dress by the designer is perfect for any springtime festivity (provided you have over $2,000 to spare).
A photo posted by Bojana Sentaler (@bojanasentaler) on Nov 4, 2015 at 1:09pm PST
The crisp white coat
3She wore this white Sentaler coat on the way to Trudeau's swearing-in ceremony on November 4—and sparked a surge in the label's sales. This particular $1,800-style sold out within days, but thankfully will be available again soon.
A photo posted by Sophie Gregoire Fashions (@houseofsophietrudeau) on Nov 28, 2015 at 1:33pm PST
The monarch-worthy look
4In London in November, Grégoire Trudeau met the Queen in a glam Zac Posen gown that wouldn't be out of place on the Oscars' red carpet. Anyone without royal appointments in their future can channel the look in this sale-priced cocktail version.
A photo posted by Sophie Gregoire Fashions (@houseofsophietrudeau) on Nov 9, 2015 at 10:15am PST
The winning wrap dress
5After her husband pulled off a huge victory on election night, Grégoire Trudeau celebrated in a simple and elegant belted grey dress, paired with pretty drop earrings. London label Reiss makes a similar frock.
A photo posted by Sophie Gregoire Fashions (@houseofsophietrudeau) on Nov 7, 2015 at 9:25am PST
Laid-back layers
6On October 19, while Trudeau cast his ballot in Montreal, Grégoire Trudeau looked chic, comfortable and totally unfazed by the whole election day thing in cozy, monochromatic layers. Torontonians can mimic the look in this grey cardigan from Yorkville's Black Goat Cashmere.
A photo posted by Sophie Gregoire Fashions (@houseofsophietrudeau) on Nov 4, 2015 at 6:18pm PST
The embellished work frock
7Under the crisp white Sentaler coat at Trudeau's swearing-in ceremony, Grégoire Trudeau wore this bedazzled number from Canadian designer Erdem's pre-fall 2015 collection (he's also a favourite of Kate Middleton). Pal Jessica Mulroney, who helped put the whole outfit together, deserves some of the cred.
A photo posted by Canadian Luxury Outerwear (@sentaler) on Nov 11, 2015 at 2:11pm PST
Parisian chic
8This somber Remembrance Day outfit includes a hat from Ottawa millinery Chapeaux de Madeleine (shoppers can order one by request) and another baby alpaca–fur coat by Sentaler.
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The Kate Middleton cocktail dress
9In Malta on November 27 for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, Grégoire Trudeau exuded serious duchess vibes in a pastel pink dress and matching floral fascinator. Torontonians can head to Little Italy's Lilliput Hats for their own handcrafted creations to sport to afternoon tea, polo matches, or, more realistically, Halloween parties.
A photo posted by P1M Artist Management (@p1m_toronto) on Mar 3, 2016 at 8:47am PST
The relatable cover
10On the cover of Chatelaine’s March issue, Grégoire Trudeau looked perfectly poised yet down-to-earth in an outfit available at the Eaton Centre. The Babaton blouse is $115 from Aritzia.
A photo posted by Rosemary Thompson (@rosemary_thompson) on Jan 18, 2016 at 7:08pm PST
The artsy cloak
11The wife of Canada's PM sported a bold, tulip-adorned shawl to a National Arts Centre panel discussion in January. For a slightly more rugged look, locals can turn to Tuck Shop Trading Co.'s cottage-appropriate cape.
A photo posted by Sophie Gregoire Fashions (@houseofsophietrudeau) on Nov 25, 2015 at 11:23am PST
The Canadiana cowboy
12Arriving in London in November, Grégoire Trudeau showed off some patriotic pride in a chic lumberjack-inspired moto jacket from Montreal-based outerwear brand Moose Knuckles.){kind=link}