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June 2024 – The Way We Work

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43 B C B U S I N E S S . C A J U N E 2 0 24 P i e r r e P r o d u c t i o n Insight, advice and ideas from the minds (and closets) of B.C. professionals by Alyssa Hirose Walking away from discomfort, according to a clothing designer "The Devil Wears Prada era of wearing towering heels with every outfit and ultra-tailored clothing is slowly waning. I see many more fashion professionals embracing sneakers, oversized silhouettes and slouchy thrifted blazers." —Katelyn Woodburn, Street & Saddle The hottest hues, according to a custom clothing creative director "This year we have been co-creating many garments in the peach, rose and rich purple colour palette. These are definitely trending colours at the moment, and it has been inspiring to see them come to life." —Jason Sarai, Sarai Bespoke Trends to watch, according to a glasses store owner "While in New York and Paris recently, I saw several emerging eyewear trends on the runways. The resurgence of large frames from the '70s and '80s coupled with subtle indoor tints stood out prominently. The aviator silhouette remains strong for women in particular. Vintage-inspired eyewear from the '50s and '60s also sells well. A trend that is 'outdated' in my store would be the minimal rimless look." —Sue Randhawa, The Optical Boutique

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