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awa ken SPRING 2019 Refreshed, restored, completely at ease: It’s a season of new possibilities. At Andrews, a thoroughly modern brand steeped in Canadian heritage, the unparalleled quality and service remain constant, but now, the whole concept of luxury is redefined. Andrews invites you to reimagine your own style ethos for spring: luxe simplicity, dramatic silhouettes, juicy colour, even untamed prints. It’s yours for the exploring. andr e w sc o . c om 3

Being a neonatologist and developmental pediatrician at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Dr. Paige Church has built her wardrobe around adaptable, polished pieces that will take her from the clinic and research to her homebound duties in the P.M. So when she moved to Toronto from the US ten years ago, Andrews was her very first stop. “I was looking for classic, luxurious clothes that I could keep for 10-15 years and I found it there,” she says. “It was easy - there’s no shortage at Andrews.” I was looking for classic luxury clothes DR. PAIGE CHURCH What does style mean to you? “I think the most fundamental element of style is to not waver with what you feel comfortable in. Something may be in style but I might not like it, so I’ll just wait out the season for something that I love. That, to me, is great style.” If you had to choose one style aesthetic, would it be traditional or modern? “Traditional, easy answer. I never want to look at older photos of myself and think, Oh my god, why did I wear that? I like wearing things until they wear out, not until they’re out of style. The boots I wore today I’ve had for ten years. It’s an investment worth making.” How do you incorporate self-care into your everyday life? “I think mindfulness is something we could all do more of. Everyday I walk through the woods on my way home—it’s a moment to re-group and not be thinking of what I need to do. I listen to the brook babbling along, to the trees and get away from all the chaos for 30 seconds. It makes such a difference.” As an internationally celebrated jewellery designer, Rebekah Price understands fashion’s unique ability to be a vehicle of expression, no matter your mood. It’s why she turned to Andrews, a multifaceted style destination for every woman, when launching her namesake label in market almost ten years ago. “It just made so much sense to me that this was the type of environment that would work hand in hand with my designs,” she says of her long-standing relationship with the iconic brand. “You have the idea of evening wear, but you also have the notion of everyday casual wear. You have the versatility—that’s the beautiful thing about working with Andrews.” Versatility- that’s the beautiful thing about working with Andrews REBEKAH PRICE Where do you find inspiration for your collections? “I’m an avid magazine collector. I understand that people like to go online to get their fashion know-how and that’s fine too, but for me, there’s nothing like actually turning the pages and tearing out stories that inspire me. I bring them to the office and say, ‘Okay, this is what’s happening.’” Who is your style icon? “Jane Fonda. It’s her confidence, her consistency—there’s such a longevity to her. When she enters a room, yes, she is dressed to kill, but it’s the way she carries herself. And by the way, that’s true fashion. She proves to me that style and fashion aren’t restrictive to numbers.” What style advice would you give to your daughter? “I would encourage her to follow her intuition— at 14, she has the confidence of a 30-year-old. If something feels right to go forward with it stylistically and if she doesn’t feel confident then every person in that room is going to know it. Don’t worry, because you’re going to kill it, honey, in every single thing that you wear.” IN ProFILE 4 andr e w sc o . c om

MINIMALISM grown UP Lean into the pretty, pared-down aesthetic with light and airy linens, streamlined separates and a bevy of sumptuous neutrals. The result is a state of mind that you can live in, breathe in. Yigal Azrouël Pleated knit top, $470, Pleated knit skirt, $595 6 andr e w sc o . c om Shoes provided by

Eileen Fisher Tencel linen high collar jacket, $515, Silk round neck shell $245. Tencel linen ankle pant, $325 Eric Javits Wide brim hat, $250 Herno Cocoon down jacket, $870 Citizens of Humanity Cropped flare jean, $318 andr e w sc o . c om 9

Fabiana Filippi Tulle bomber, $1,325, Jersey tank, $295, High waist cotton trouser, $550 Mackage Belted double face coat, $690 Smythe Elastic strap cami, $295 Mother Wide leg jean, $315 Biko (on cover) Hoop earrings, $110 andr e w sc o . c om 11

Akris Punto Window dot sleeveless dress, $1,790 NE W BLACK AND WHITE Don’t call them basic: black and white make for a powerful pair on spring’s most modern (and utterly wearable) trends, including pop art-inspired prints, architectural blazers and grown-up matching sets. 12 andr e w sc o . c om

Marc Cain Linen wrap top, $290, Linen wide leg pant, $430 Jenny Bird Large hoop earrings, $90 Equipment Grid blazer, $630, Stripe shirt, $335 Cambio Wide leg belted crop pant, $290 Barena Stripe sleeveless top, $250, Stripe crop wide leg pant, $325 andr e w sc o . c om 15

Vince Floral sleeveless jumpsuit, $515, Wide collar open cardigan, $515 FO RM AND function Take everything you thought about your work wear wardrobe and reimagine it with beautiful 9-to-5 building blocks: smart tailoring, office-appropriate one-pieces and the ultimate in sexy, but sophisticated silhouettes. 16 andr e w sc o . c om

Cinzia Rocca One button trench coat, $545 Marc Cain Cotton shirt, $160 Pinko Ponte one button blazer, $495, Ponte trouser, $295 andr e w sc o . c om 19

THAT’S FITTING Circolo 1901 Stripe double breasted blazer, $550 Seductive Wool trouser, $325 Brochu Walker Short sleeve jumpsuit, $725 andr e w sc o . c om 21

Herno Reversible raincoat, $1,015 Pinko Ponte trouser, $295 Time to flip the switch on bold, bright colour this season. Tangy tangerine, eye-popping coral and cool cobalt amp up everyday staples in a major way. Greta Constantine V-neck dress, $895 Bold PLAY andr e w sc o . c om 23

Parker Knit dress , $328 Brodie Reversible sweater, $250 Pinko Ponte trouser, $295 andr e w sc o . c om 25

Max Mara Weekend Pleated jersey maxi dress, $410 Biko Pendant necklace, $135 Flow let it Max Mara Leisure Stripe shirt dress, $440 Embrace the serenity of spring with an array of easy breezy fabrics. Cool, cotton shirt dresses, ultra-comfortable blazers and buoyant maxi dresses are all you’ll want to wear. 26 andr e w sc o . c om

Smythe Madras duchess blazer, $695 Cami NYC Lace trim racer back cami, $210 Frame Skinny jean, $339 Max Mara Weekend Wool peacoat, $915 Frame Denim dress, $449 MZ Wallace Micro crossbody cellphone bag, $160 andr e w sc o . c om 29

Parker High low floral dress, $528 Michelle Ross Hand formed earrings, $125, Scarf belt (stylists own) Ramy Brook Dip dye dress, $785 Line Oversized crew neck sweater, $375 andr e w sc o . c om 31

PATTERN CLASHERS One way to stand out in a crowd? Go all out in contemporary prints, like digitized florals, summery stripes and graphic, all-over leopard. Oh, and mixing is definitely required. Equipment Animal midi dress, $715 Longchamp Python mini crossbody bag, $870 andr e w sc o . c om 33

Stine Goya Printed shift dress, $695 Longchamp Printed silk scarf, $435 Rebekah Price Rivoli silver necklace, $210 andr e w sc o . c om 35

(Right) Hugo Boss Printed silk shirt dress, $850 Parker Animal print wrap blouse, $298 Cambio Stripe jacquard pant, $315 36 andr e w sc o . c om

Jill Jill Stuart Stripe maxi dress, $475 Eric Javits Ribbon bucket hat, $185 andr e w sc o . c om 39

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