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>> Local fashion >> Vintage shopping tips

The First Annual HOW-TO VIDEOS Shop, rest, repeat

Style Issue
Successful vintaging will require dedication because you
>> youtube.com/uwogazette won’t always find something you like, something that fits,
and something you can afford in one go. Repeat viewing is
for guys necessary.

Stuart A. Thompson gives step-by-

ere are a few Western truths we all know well.
Getting campus wireless to work is always a gamble, for ex-
ample. e Ceeps line on Saturdays is consistently a nightmare.
And, beyond a shadow of a doubt, Western students all dress
alike.
Right?
ere’s the UGG boots and jeggings for girls, and the polos
and graphic tees for guys. It’s like a school uniform. Or so we
eyelashes the easy way.
joke.
It’s simpler than you think.
In reality, we all have our own individual style. Sometimes we
show it, sometimes we bury it under our voluminous Canada
Goose jackets – but deep down, we’re all learning what clothes
make us look and feel good.
at’s where the issue you’re holding comes in. is is the
first ever Style Issue and it’s a tribute to all things fashionable —
whatever that means to you. It’s an appeal to a higher standard
of looking and feeling great — even as exams, assignments and
our day-to-day lives wear us down.
We hope this issue helps you see there’s more to shopping
than the mall. Local designers like Weezi (pg. 9) and vintage
Scour, young vintager, scour
step instructions on how to tie a There’s a technique to use when vintage shopping: Look. At.
Windsor and Four-in-Hand — two Everything.
essential knots for every gentleman. These stores are always arranged in racks like a warehouse-
sized closet, meaning it’s impossible to see whether that polo
is a frumpy blob or a Lacoste gem until you take a genuine
look. Spread those racks apart and start flipping as fast as
you can.
for girls
Kaleigh Rogers shows
Have a mind to mend
Not everything will fit perfectly, but considering you’ve saved
you how to apply false
$50 on that loose-fitting blazer, paying for a little tailoring
is an elegant solution. If you own a sewing machine and
possess the skills, tailor it yourself. Thrift stores don’t usually
accept torn garments, so the most you’ll have to do is a nip
here or a tuck there.
Know what not to buy
You can’t spring your entire wardrobe from Value Village.
Mesh owners Colleen (left) and Diane (right) Burns.
Photo credit: Lauren Pelley Clothes can be dated or donated by another generation,
which can backfire if you’re hoping to score something like
jeans. A vintage sweater is one thing, but light blue high-
The girls of Mesh waisted mom jeans are another entirely. Buy jeans, pants and
formal wear at real stores and spend the money they deserve.
— STUART A. THOMPSON

stores like Mesh (pg. 3) offer unique alternatives to the mass- Consignment boutique meshes vintage fashion with low prices
produced products at chain stores.
Hopefully, you’ll also learn what constitutes timeless style
Nestled on the main floor of a reno-
vated frat house on John Street, two
second-hand clothing store,” Diane
explains. “I came into Mesh to get
the store, and the shopping experi-
ence it provides, unique — some-
thrift store
sisters are redefining the retail ex- the details about how things worked thing they think is reflected in the
for both men and women — like finding a classic, affordable of-

perience.
fice blazer for the ladies (pg. 9) or a perfectly tailored suit for is is Mesh Boutique — a con-
the gents (pg. 5). signment store. But don’t be mis-
taken. Mesh isn’t anything like your
Overall, this issue is about discovering a look you’ll love, even
typical Sally Ann’s or Value Village.
if that means shopping somewhere new or trying on something It’s chic, sleek, vintage and, most
importantly, affordable.
daring. We’re Western — a school that prides itself on exemplary
e process is simple. Customers
academics, a world-class business program, a teeming arts fac- bring in their clothing, and once it’s
ulty and an impeccably dressed student body. sold they get 40 per cent of the prof-
So rock some thrift store threads (pg. 3), splurge on a classic it. But the Mesh sisters hold high
standards — they’ll only take “gently
suit (pg. 5), trade in your UGGs for some spring stilettos (pg. used” clothes and are conscious of
6-7) or dress in drag (pg. 11) – we really don’t care. We just want the brands they sell.
While the vintage consignment
you to find your personal style and own it.
store has been around for three
And look fabulous. years, Barrie natives Colleen and
Diane Burns took it over about eight
Lauren Pelley
months ago. e pair have always
been interested in fashion and were
given the opportunity to take over
Lauren Pelley the store thanks to a class Diane
took while completing her business
and the owner at the time was awe-
some. I told her ‘if you’re ever selling
this place, let me know.’”
But Diane hardly expected to
get a call a half hour after her final
exam. ree months later Diane and
Colleen had taken over the store,
and the two are putting their own
vintage spin on the items they sell.
“We’re both second-hand and
vintage shoppers,” Colleen says. “We
definitely steer clear from the malls.
We’re always looking for something
a little bit different, and that’s some-
thing we definitely want to portray
in Mesh.”
Diane and Colleen are out to
make sure their customers don’t
have a normal shopping experience
as they browse the racks. ey’ll
play the music you want, will help
you put together an outfit, and have
even been known to cook for their
treasures
clothing as well.
“I think more people are inter-
ested in vintage because people,
especially young females, are real-
izing they want to be their own in-
dividual person and are realizing Just one shopping trip at discount second-hand store and
they don’t need to wear Lululemon hipster haunt Talize was all it took for Creative Director
pants or UGG boots to fit in,” Diane Lauren Pelley to score some stylish, dirt-cheap thrift store
reflects. “It’s exciting because people threads.
are actually trying to look good and
be their own person. And you can
still do that with a budget of a stu-
dent, and that’s what we’re trying to $7.99
show.”
And while the process of going
through vintage clothing might be
a bit more time consuming, it’s all
worth it in the long run. $3.99
“When you find that one thing
that’s perfect, you’re so much more
excited about the purchase,” Diane
says.
“e process is a lot more fun,”

ne
Creative Director

ly onli management and organizational customers. Just last month the girls Colleen agrees. “You don’t get the

on hind-th
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studies degree at Western.
“I was in a small business course
served wine and homemade chili as
part of their customer appreciation
big box feeling of being in the mall.
You’re in a quaint little store and
$5.99
ut the b tre and had to make a business plan, week. we’re fun girls to shop with.”
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Get thrifty
London has its fair share of
thrift stores, consignment Now Yours
centres and vintage out-
lets. Here’s a few to get you
started.

>> Mesh: 204 John St.

>> Talize: 1A 1345 Huron St.

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>> In profile 2 ways 2 wear

It happens
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<< LEFT PAGE

On Laura (top left): Dress from Weezi, bow is stylist’s own

On Jesica (top right): Dress from Winners, necklace from Skirt
On Cameron (bottom left): Shirt is model’s own, tie from Mesh,
belt and pants from American Apparel
On Donna (bottom right): Dress from Dynamite

RIGHT PAGE >>

On Marcus (top): Shirt from Mesh, bowtie from American

Apparel, hat from Skirt, pants are model’s own
On Jon (right): Shirt and suspenders from Mesh, pants are
model’s own
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from American Apparel
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Living
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the
he dre
dream
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>> Local fashion

Sure, sometimes it’s nice to splurge, but who said you needed to
break the bank to look good? There’s almost always a cheaper al-
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if you’ree also a 24-year-old
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24-year-old W Wu, u this journey has
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era, when sundresses were a summer staple for the la-
dies and hourglass silhouettes were the norm.
Yet more and more, people do care. While handmade
goods are still a niche market, the rise of websites like
Etsy.com has brought do-it-yourself clothing and crafts
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ear of science I knew After graduating ffrom Queen’s,
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signing goes way back. She learned to sew as a child
and graduated from Fanshawe’s fashion design pro-
body.”
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nt don’t knock it ‘til you’ve tried it. News Editor Gloria Dickie has
some girl-tested tips every guy should add to their routine —
construction
constr ucction problems. So while I For many women, make makeup
eup is par
partt of a daily routine, andd as such,
somewhere between eating, sleeping and drinking beer.
was the there re the modeling agencies doesn’tt take much thought.
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atures. In today’s knowledge economy,
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your m the EXFOLIATE
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Applying
pplying blush makes the cheekbo
cheekbones
ones stand Girls aren’t the only ones who get dry, flaky skin the top jobs go to people with
out. Lip liner and gloss ensure
e those kissy-faces sparkle, and long, during the winter months. Exfoliation unclogs pores,
work forr them,” W Wu u says.
“’From m then I just went ffrom rom fake eyelashes complete e the ensemble. But the real key to t looking keeps skin clean and removes the outer layer of skin graduate degrees.
magazine e to magazine, then brands, like a woman, according to Fillion, is getting yyour
our eyebrow
eyebrows
ws right. “I to reveal the newer layer beneath. Every guy should
then it just j escalated to the point reshape [them] with mak
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eight simple rules Rule #1

GET CLOTHES THAT FIT fashion show season
OHM CAISA
Lengyel says. these different ideas that went so martial arts by Team Dim Sum.

for dressing like a man If you break every other rule, you’ll still look confident and
mature if your clothes fit properly. There was a time when e OHM Fashion Show, the stu-
“ere are many different orga-
nizations out there giving to differ-
well together.”
Audiences can look forward to It’s back and it’s bigger and bet-
ter than ever before. e Chinese
Allure’s producers have made
changes to make the show even
Levi’s promoted carpenter jeans and baggy fits. The year dent-run, high-impact dance and ent charities every single year which collections from Mark Aguilar, Jeni- more unique and entertaining.
was 1998 and you were a child. Excess fabric makes you fashion show is returning tonight is fantastic, but it’s nice to be able fer Grossi, Faith Patrick, and Lengy- Asian International Students’ Asso- A large part of the runway walk
Think being in university entitles you to call yourself a man? Think again, chap. The vast look unconfident and unshapely. This often means going after months of planning. It will fea- to say that every year we continue el herself who is doing a bathing suit ciation will be hosting its 13th an- scenes have been cut and more
majority of guys on this campus still dress like acne-faced 16-year-olds, wearing ironic ture clothing from both renowned our relationship with the Canadian line. Erin Kleinberg’s designs, which nual charity fashion show – Allure dancers and performers have been
down a size.
graphic tees and the same blue jeans they’ve worn since the ninth grade. and up-and-coming designers as Cancer Society and support the have been featured in Teen Vogue, – this Saturday at Centennial Hall. cast.
AVOID: Skinny jeans, unless you’re a hipster. Anything too
well as a variety of dances per- cause and research.” ELLE, and Nylon, will also be re- e student-run event has set a “is year’s show is more dance
tight has the same effect as anything too large — awkward target to raise $20,000 for the Chil-
It’s time to upgrade. But this doesn’t mean getting all metrosexual, doing your nails and formed by a team of 43 dancers. Last year, OHM raised over turning this year. and performance intensive,” Sha-
and unshapely. “We have spent about nine dren’s Health Foundation. ronrose Deshnukh, CAISA’s model
slipping into something your girlfriend would wear. It means dressing like a grown-up – $13,000 and this year the goal is to – JESICA HURST
months working on this show raise between $15,000 and $20,000. Along with clothes from chain manager says. “We’ve countered
and Editor-in-Chief Stuart A. Thompson has the rulebook on how to do it. stores, Allure will also feature out-
non-stop so it is really quite some- e team also decided on a theme every mistake we made last year.”
thing that it’s going to be over,” says fits by four London and Toronto-
that represents both the fashion – AMANI ELROFAIE
Raquel Lengyel, co-director of industry and current global issues How to go based designers: Monica Mei, Car-
Rule #4 OHM. today, calling it Urban Jungle. mina de Young, Amanda Wu and
How to go
Rule #2 Rule #3 BOYCOTT GRAPHICS is is the ninth year for OHM
and although the show will be full of
“We noticed that in the fashion
industry there has been a rise in an-
>> When: Tonight – Friday,
March 18 at 7 p.m.
Dawn Rawson. “[Each designern]
puts their own personality and cre-
>> When: Saturday, March 19,
DON’T FORGET YOUR FEET WEAR PROPER PANTS entertainment, the show’s impact is imal prints like leopard and zebra,” ative design into it,” says Daisy Sun,
That ironic graphic tee from Abercrombie was hilari- Doors at 6:30 p.m.
even greater. Lengyel explains. the show’s executive director.
Wear sandals to the Throw out your light blue jeans. ous in Grade 11, but these days it makes you look like “Ever since [OHM] has started, “ere is also the idea of global >> Where: Centennial Hall e show will also feature per-
beach and running shoes They make you look like a an immature pervert. While logos gave you clout in the money raised has been donated formances by a world famous Mi- >> Where: Centennial Hall
warming and saving the environ-
to the gym – not to the 12-year-old on a field trip to the high school, men get more clout from possessing an to the Canadian Cancer Society,” ment, so we decided to combine >> Tickets: $20 at the door ami breakdancer, Western hip-hop
bar. Almost anything zoo. Trade them in for a darker air of confidence, professionalism and success. artists, speed-skippers and extreme >> Tickets: $25 in advance
else will work. Try casual pair. AVOID: Sexually ironic graphic tees.
AVOID: Pleats — those folds near
shoes from a classy shoe
store like Aldo. Just avoid the waistband — unless your idea
thegazette
something you could also wear to the prom. of looking like a man is looking
ONLY
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dents only! $500/room. Castlegrovehouse@yahoo.ca
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