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Get any look—from classy to casual—at these popular shops
Doll Factory by Damzels
A must-shop for those who
like to rock vintage-style frocks.
You’ll find racks brimming with
dresses from more than 30 brand
names, and styles ranging from day
to cocktail to pin-up dresses. Be sure
to try something from the Damzels
in this Dress collection, the shop’s
house label. 1122 Queen St. E.;
394 Roncesvalles Ave., damzels.com
Frank + Oak
The Montreal-based menswear
brand recently expanded to include
womenswear. You’ll find smartly
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tailored pieces focusing on
classic basics, with the odd print
thrown in for good measure,
all at affordable price points.
The Queen Street location also
features a Jimmy’s Coffee outpost
and barbershop. 735 Queen St. W.;
other locations, frankandoak.com
Coal Miner’s Daughter
In spite of its country-sounding
moniker, this collection of indie
boutiques is decidedly urban in
spirit. Owners Janine Haller and
Krysten Caddy aim to stock at least
80 per cent of the store at any given
by Kellie Davenport
time with Canadian brands and
local designers. Shop for one-
of-a-kind outfits, jewellery and
bags. 87 Roncesvalles Ave.; 744
Queen St. W.; 3023 Dundas St. W.,
coalminersdaughter.ca
Soop Soop
A west end streetwear emporium
featuring cutting-edge brands
and contemporary designs. When
you’re feeling particularly bold and
beautiful, try the shop’s namesake
house line for the coolest cuts
and fabrics. 1315 Dundas St. W.,
soopsoop.ca
Milli
Milli’s flagship boutique, located in
Hamilton, became a shopping day
trip for style-savvy Torontonians.
The brand’s Toronto shop showcases
an eclectic mix of renowned global
designers and emerging talent.
231 Avenue Rd., milli.ca
Cat’s Cradle
This family-run boutique
stretches back four generations in
the Citron family. With a strong
focus on supporting Canadian
designers and artisans, the shop
carries a diverse range of classic
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