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Isabel Slone

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“noted eggnog scholar”│ journalist on the fashion and freak beat │ bylines in @nytimes, @harpersbazaarus etc. │ (she/her)
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The Parentless Club is helping to make Father’s Day a lot less lonely for those without dads

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By Isabel Slone 
| Toronto Life
Amanda Katz and Nikki Lewis. Photo by Pat Ozols After losing her mother in 2017 at age 21, Amanda Katz struggled to find a way to honour her each Mother’s Day. “Everyone else is getting excited about the brunch reservation, which flowers they’re going to buy and how they’re going to shower their mom with love,” she says.
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The dreamiest looks we saw at the National Ballet of Canada’s annual gala

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By Isabel Slone 
| Toronto Life
On June 2, the National Ballet of Canada drew guests into a whimsical wonderland for its annual Mad Hot Ballet gala. This year’s theme was “Reverie,” which set the stage for a slew of imaginative, fantastical outfits that could have been pulled straight from the costume department of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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The best looks of the week from Fashion Art Toronto

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By Isabel Slone 
| Toronto Life
Photo by Seamus Easton Last week, the city’s peacocks flocked for Fashion Art Toronto, our longest-reigning fashion week. Over the course of seven days, Toronto’s most dedicated fashionistas gathered to don outfits that, in any other context, would skirt the limits of social acceptability. (We’ve gathered a few examples from the opening party here.) And then came the shows.
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