Neither rain nor snow nor slush kept us from the 10th
anniversary party for the Canadian fashion label Greta Constantine, which shows
in both Toronto and Paris, that’s how cool they are.
It was held at the regal Casa Loma, as befitting the stylish
event’s “Royal Affair” theme, for which we were commanded to “dress royally.”
Alas, our tiara was at the cleaners so we went bare headed.
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| Greta Constantine’s dashing duo Kirk
Pickersgill (left) and Stephen Wong mug for the cameras with their muse, supermodel
Coco Rocha. |
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| Me, Rob Salem and stylist Wendy Natale arrive
fashionably late on the red carpet after quaffing bubbles at Wendy’s chic flat. |
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| A rear view of my Deco inspired shawl purchased
in California – once a hippie, always a hippie. |
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| Two of the impossibly tall and gorgeous models
at the event dressed to thrill in Greta Constantine. |
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| Three more leggy models who made us poor civilians
feel like garden gnomes. |
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| Nicholas Mellamphy, creative director/vice
president of The Room at Hudson’s Bay, gives us the shoulder in his killer
jacket. |
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| Here I am taking my best Warhol study-in-blue
selfie. |
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| Pickersgill and Wong transformed the Casa
Loma party space into a reproduction of their downtown Toronto studio complete
with bolts of fabric, patterns and mannequins. |
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| An up close and personal view of the detailing
of the back of one of their fabulous frocks. |
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| Fashion royalty: Her majesty Marlene Schiff (in
full crowning glory) and the Beckerman Sisters give good face at Casa Loma. |
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