Did you know that the dude who started Ted Baker isn’t even named Ted Baker? His name is Ray Stuart Kelvin. There are people in this world who are named Ted Baker but the guy who founded Ted Baker isn’t one of them. Weird, right? Maybe he knew a guy named Ted Baker and was like, “I shall name my fashion empire after him”.

God bless The Sylvia Platters for even existing. It’s been nearly a decade since a rock album from a new band has come out that anyone beyond a fringe group of 38-year-old music dorks has cared about. I’m no accountant but putting this album out has to have been a financially inadvisable decision.

This time of year, the weather can be hit or miss. Some days you're ready to sip some sangria on your balcony in your underwear, others you're kicking yourself for putting away your winter sweaters. Often, a long-sleeve tee is just right under your jacket this time of year. Opt for the Huxley Tee by Toronto’s Held in Common available at the Drake General Store. No, not that Drake. The other Drake.

The 90s are back, which means the 70s are back. Just look at chokers. Jane Seymour used to make everyone salivate by sporting the neckwear, and then the 90s got obsessed with the 70s (or perhaps just Laura Prepon in a tight turtleneck), and using the every-other-decade rule that was proposed in Dazed and Confused (not coincidentally a 90s film about the 70s) our current decade is going to be stylistically influenced by the 90s, and of course the 70s. I notice this every time I am in a nightclub and am surrounded by chokers...