Antidote Magazine | The Remedy is Diversity

We believe that people don’t belong in boxes — that in fact, most people don’t fall neatly into a single definition of “masculine” or “feminine.”
Our mission is simply to inspire personal confi-dence by shooting clothing that works for the modern woman or man Photography:Colin Armstrong
MUA: Anthonia Bejide
Hair: Alexandra Michelle Aldrich
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It was early in the day when I received an email invite to something called a “Lollipop-Up show”. With that kind of title, why not look a little closer at the details? I was given a golden ticket to Toronto’s low-key best place to be a few days before the big fright.

In life, sometimes the smallest things can have the biggest impact. The same can be said for food. Instead of courses hitting your guests like giant waves crashing down, sometimes it’s better to for them to wade through a gentle stream. Variety will always liven things up and provide your guests with micro experiences.

The skinny scarf has been making waves this fall, popping up as one of the most utilized accessory this season. Here’s a few selections of styles and how to wear them.

Antidote features New York based photographer Francesco Di Benedetto’s editorial My Funny Valentine
Design and Styling: Veronica Spadaro
Hair & Make up: Alfred Lester
Model: Sarah Tansey – Wilhelmina
Photo Assistant: Alison Domzalski
Post Production: Cyril Biselx[spacer]


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If you’re looking for a good time in Toronto tomorrow, look no further than the incredibly zany and intriguing “Lollipop-Up Show” at the 8-11 Gallery. Toronto natives shy kids are the hosts of honour at this creative endeavour, filled to the brim with great music, good food, and entertainment aplenty. The event starts at 8pm at 233 Spadina Ave.