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Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012

By Kevin Naulls
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Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012

There are many criteria for being considered “best dressed” by any person, website or publication, but what we were looking for this season was someone who wore an outfit or accessory with confidence, to a point where even if we weren’t sure we’d wear it ourselves, we’re glad they did. Among our favourites were: Suzanne Rogers, wearing head-to-toe Louis Vuitton with a little dash of David Dixon; Suzanne Boyd, wearing an original Mountie hat and structured jacket; style scribe Sarah Nicole Prickett and her sister Amy, who proved that siblings don’t always borrow each other’s clothes; and hair stylist Tony Pham, who picked the perfect accessories to complement a vibrant mohair sweater and an even more vibrant pair of leggings. Find out which of our stylish shots this week made the list for Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed.

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Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
Toronto Fashion Week’s best dressed: spring/summer 2012
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