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Spring Style: Back in Black

Spring Style: Back in Black
Dwayne Kennedy, 28, fashion director for The Collections, and Joanna Spyrlidakis, 27, menswear manager at AllSaints. (Image: Norman Wong)

Many Toronto designers, architects and fashion industry types avoid the bright hues in shop windows come spring, adhering faithfully to a year-round uniform of head-to-toe black. This season, the best dressed among them are wearing clothing from innovative labels like Rick Owens and Sid Neigum, and hard-edged British retailer AllSaints. Fetching details like shiny hardware, see-through cut-outs and architectural pleats demand attention despite their sombre tone. Black? Yes. Basic? Not a bit.

Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black
Spring Style: Back in Black

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