How to dress as cozy as Drake in “Hotline Bling”
Secret no. 3 to making the most of the city this chilly season
Not since Steve Jobs has a celebrity done so much for turtleneck sales. This luxe cashmere version by Berluti has Drizzy written all over it. $1,650. Holt Renfrew Men, 100 Bloor St. W., 416-960-2929.
The stylish Burman boot by the chic Montreal label Pajar is well equipped for Canadian winters. It keeps toes toasty down to minus 30. $225. Pajar.com.
The Raptors hoodie from Drake’s OVO line is perfect for the sartorially minded sports fan. $170. OVO Store, 899 Dundas St. W., no phone; and realsports.ca.
Sweatpants have gone from schlub uniform to style essential. We love this pair by local labels OneMeth and Faded. $175. By appointment, 201-445 King St. W., holler@onemeth.com.
The down-filled coat Drake wears in the video (by the pricy Italian label Moncler) is on back order. Nab this stand-in from Joe Fresh while you wait. $49. Various locations.
The Winter Hater's Guide to Loving Winter
 is on back order. Nab this stand-in from Joe Fresh while you wait. $49. Various locations.
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Why people listen to, or worse, want to emulate barely literate rappers is a sad reflection of the degeneration of our society.
That’s not what this column is about. Stay on topic!
No. This music is degenerate, and people of European decent have a rich musical heritage to pursue rather than indulge in this worthless garbage.
That people follow the “style of a bad dressed celebrity” doesn’t make it cool for the mass people.
Learn how to be well dressed and stop copying rappers style. Unless you are really rich or billionaire then you can dress however you want.