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Street Style: 18 looks at the buyers and sellers at the Junction Flea

By Frances McInnis
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Street Style: Junction Flea
(Image: Jenna Marie Wakani)

The monthly Junction Flea market, which occupied a dusty lot at Dundas and Keele all summer, has decamped to the Great Hall on Queen Street West to wait out the chilly winter. We think the move indoors is a wise choice: not only does it prevent frozen toes, but it also allows vendors and shoppers to doff their coats and show off their vintage ensembles. The most memorable looks from our recent visit include a rocker-like outfit paired with dip-dyed hair and vintage store owner Sarah Magwood’s playful mixing of prints.

We also ran into Sandy Stagg, a pioneer of vintage-cool (and a member of Toronto Life’s best-dressed hall of fame) in a silk scarf and soft beige fedora, and designer Philip Sparks wearing a chunky sweater and a massive grin. As far as sartorial pride goes, however, both were trumped by a little girl casually shopping with her mom in a pink, ruched princess dress.

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Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea
Street Style: Junction Flea

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