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“Here’s a realistic fashion blog that we can all relate to. Dejana Bajic is a student and lover of fashion who has devoted her time to bringing her readers great fashion they can identify with. She features Toronto Street Style in which she snaps photos of regular people sporting trendy styles on the streets of Toronto. Another great section of her blog focuses on how to get a celebrity style. Celeb Style Steal is a great way to get the same look as a celebrity, without having to break the bank on designer brands. Shopsterium is a great way to keep your look updated.”

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Cool culture: Where to get your fix once fashion week is over

by Paola Loriggio

Part lookbook, part tip sheet, Shopsterium mixes blogger and U of T student Dejana Bajic’s favourite ensembles with Toronto street style — a welcome reminder that yes, we do have style. shopsterium.com

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No way! I posted my version of this look way back in January:

I finished reading Kelly Cutrone’s If You Have to Cry Go Outside during the flight. I was pleasantly surprised with this one, as I honestly picked up a copy not expecting much. I thought it would be a bunch of impersonal business-type of tips and tricks we’ve all heard a hundred times before. Instead I found myself reading about this (and I might add quite remarkable) woman’s journey from a homeless unqualified nobody to a kick-ass NYC entrepreneur. And it’s not all just career talk, Kelly also writes about her parents, daughter, ex husbands, friends, enemies, lovers…

my signed copy

The perfect book to read while lounging on the beach is Michael Tonello’s Bringing Home the Birkin. Those who love travel will enjoy this memoir that takes its readers to most exclusive shopping destinations and dining places in Europe, with focus on Spain, France and Italy. This is a true story about a makeup artist who became one of the world’s biggest Hermes (specifically Birkin bag) resellers. Don’t pick this up looking for a career advice, this guy had crazy luck and more guts than anyone I know. He literally did what they always tell us to do, he followed his dreams, and voila, he made it. Actually, that could be a valid career advice :)

Me, reading Bringing Home the Birkin in Cuba

Happy reading!