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Pacific Coast Pretty: Bee-stung beauty on Vancouver Island

Pacific Coast Pretty: Bee-stung beauty on Vancouver Island

by Jill Kuzyk | Mar 11, 2014 | Culture, Fashion

An emerging skincare trend has been causing quite a buzz in the beauty industry as of late. Bee venom, which contains the toxin melittin, has been enjoying renewed fame ever since Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, were said to...
Pacific Coast Pretty: Be a violet vixen this Valentine’s Day

Pacific Coast Pretty: Be a violet vixen this Valentine’s Day

by Jill Kuzyk | Feb 6, 2014 | Culture, Fashion

Don’t be caught with run-of-the-mill red lipstick if Cupid’s arrows fly your way this Valentine’s Day. While everyone else is turning to traditional hues like baby pink, cherry red, and moody Bordeaux, think outside that heart-shaped box and take shades of violet and...
Pacific Coast Pretty: Migration, a transitory boutique with permanent appeal

Pacific Coast Pretty: Migration, a transitory boutique with permanent appeal

by Jill Kuzyk | Jan 21, 2014 | Culture, Fashion

In a city full of trendy boutiques and niche shops, it can be tricky to find a company that offers a truly original approach to fashion and home décor shopping. Originality is key, and Victoria’s Migration Boutique is nothing if not original. Formerly known as Lotus,...
Frighteningly fangtastic looks for Halloween 2013

Frighteningly fangtastic looks for Halloween 2013

by Jill Kuzyk | Oct 24, 2013 | Culture, Fashion

Afraid of being the only ghoul in class without a wicked costume this Halloween? Never fear, I am here to help you scare up a great look before the big day rolls around. Whether you like your costume cosmetics to be spritely and sweet (like our Aqua Pixie) or...
Pacific Coast Pretty: Migration, a transitory boutique with permanent appeal

Vancouver Fashion Week forecasts haute looks for spring and summer 2014

by Jill Kuzyk | Oct 3, 2013 | Culture, Fashion

Victoria’s leaves are beginning to fall and cooler breezes are blowing across campus, but over on the mainland temperatures were rising at Vancouver Fashion Week (VFW). From Sept.16–21, VFW, one of Western Canada’s premier fashion events, drew designers, models, and...
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