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StyleCircle began as a student-lead digital and print publication under the Fashion student Union in 2011, and has continued its legacy under support by the Ryerson Communication and Design Society [RCDS]. We strive to inspire and contribute to critical dialogue about the fashion industry. Our annual publication, The Book by StyleCircle, is a professional grade print magazine that features exclusive editorial content curated by students, for students Source
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Search ArticlesStyleCircle's Fall Accessories Wishlist
Fall is the ultimate season for style, and we couldn’t agree more. Our editorial team has put together the top accessories to elevate your look this autumn, handpicking the must-haves for your collection. Your seasonal accessory wishlist? All set and ready to go. I am always drawn towards unique, handcrafted, metalwork statement pieces and this Cathedrale necklace is quite literally a relic from my dreams.
StyleCircle's Fall Fashion Wishlist
Fall is fashion’s favourite season (and ours, too). Our writers and editors have scoured the internet for the best pieces to shop this season to curate the ideal autumnal wardrobe. Consider your wishlist sorted. The Acne Studios denim jacket is the perfect addition to your fall wardrobe this season, effortlessly complementing any autumnal outfit. This jacket is crafted from high-quality Japanese denim and a striking leather collar.
The Power of Poetry in Performance
After attending the ChamberSonic and The Middle, New Canadian Poetry, held at the Toronto Metropolitan University, I observed the craft of writing and the importance of performance in poetry. Stephen Collis, a Canadian poet and professor, whispers within his poem, adding depth and enhancing the poem’s imagery within his performance.
Trends for 2025: Toronto's Fashion Students Weigh In
AUTHOR: Ekaterina Gurevich COPY EDITOR: Eishvinder Gill GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Daniele Ruddock As 2025’s fashion season kicks into high gear with shows like Daniel Roseberry’s runway with Schiaparelli or Thom Browne’s Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear collection, the online world isn’t falling behind with its love for new fashion trends. From layered looks to athleisure, there’s something for everyone.
The 2025 Grammys: A Celebration of Music, Fashion, Culture, and Nature
AUTHOR: Sarah Xu COPY EDITOR: Shaye-Love Salcedo GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Sanya Sharma Another year, another Grammys. Following the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, the 67th Annual Grammy Awards took place at Crypto.com Arena, balancing celebration with fundraising for the recovery efforts. As always, the night was a showcase of music, culture and creativity. Beyoncé led the 67th Grammy nominations with an impressive eleven nods, ultimately winning Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter.
From Runway to Racetrack - The Fashionable Fantasy of Formula One WAGs
AUTHOR: Lisa Tran COPY EDITOR: Oliva Stone GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Lisa Tran To be an F1 WAG, is to be untouchable. Within Formula One, the women who stand beside the sport’s biggest stars are more than just supportive partners–quickly, they find themselves becoming cultural figures, style icons, thrust into a world of attention now that WAG culture (Wives and girlfriends of popular athletes) continues to grow with the ever evolving race paddock.
The Core Problem
AUTHOR: Gabrielle Rogozynski COPY EDITOR: Shaye-Love Salcedo GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Ria Bailey Core trends leave little room for individuality—and a whole lot of waste in their wake. Have you ever scrolled through TikTok and suddenly felt the urge to dress like a mob wife? Or maybe a ballerina? One moment, an aesthetic is taking over our feeds; the next, it fades into obscurity, dictating what is “in” and “out” at a dizzying pace. The internet has completely disrupted the traditional fashion system.
The Harlem Renaissance Lives On Through Fashion
AUTHOR: Lama Alshami GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Jasmine Natan More than a hundred years ago, in a neighbourhood in New York, a bustling revival of African-American literature, music and fashion was taking place. After World War I, Harlem became a hub for Black culture in the 1920s. Dubbed the “Golden Age” of African-American culture it was a passionate reflection of the cultural and societal changes happening across North America.
The Good, Bad and Absurd: The Weird World of Automobile and Fashion Brand Collaborations
AUTHOR: Michael Karant GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Sanya Sharma COPY EDITOR: Cris Nippard Fashion brands collaborating with each other is nothing new. There is also a whole genre of collaborations between fashion brands and other kinds of novelty companies. Car companies share a very important aspect with fashion houses and design. Design has been an important aspect of car marketing since the 1930s. A car is not only marketed on its technical abilities, but also what it can do.
Fall in Colour: Styling with Hues
AUTHOR: Sarah Xu GRAPHIC DESIGNER: Evva Sofia Pereira Liapis COPY EDITOR: Shaye-Love Salcedo From the subtle interplay of grey and brown to the vibrant symphony of brighter tones, people embrace colour as a source of joy and self-expression. This year, luxury brands, celebrities, and fashion leaders have championed a revolution in hues, spotlighting Ancora Red, Transparent Yellow, Olive Green, and Navy Blue.