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Hugo Boss: A New Boss In Town
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Philanthropists David Nugent and Catherine Nugent, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Artist Andrea Bolley, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
CBC news anchor Dwight Drummond and Roots’ public relations director Raymond Perkins, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Hugo Boss Canada’s managing director, Lanita Layton, and Hugo Boss, the Americas, VP of marketing and PR, Ward Simmons, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Model wears a grey flannel military jacket over a charcoal grey cargo trouser tucked into lace-up boots, all from the Boss Black collection, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Model wears a green wool skirt paired with a snake-patterned silk shell under a black cashmere cardigan. This Boss Black ensemble is polished off with black knee-high chain boots and belt, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Model in a camel-coloured coat over a grey knit shirt and tie with a light grey flannel trouser and brown loafers, all from the Boss Black collection, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Toronto Maple Leafs’ Phil Kessel, Montreal Canadiens’ P.K. Subban and Ward Simmons, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
P.K. Subban, Photos By George Pimentel/WireImage
Hugo Boss’s freshly renovated flagship location at 83 Bloor Street West, Photos By George Pimentel/WireIma
Tagged: 83 Bloor Street West, accessories, Boss Black collection, culture, design, designer, Dwight Drummond, Fashion, Hugo Boss Canada, Lanita Layton, luxury, Montreal, Montreal Canadiens, P.K. Subban, Phil Kessel, Raymond Perkins, Toronto, Toronto Maple Leafs, Ward Simmons, Yorkville
After sizing up the couture competition on Bloor Street, Hugo Boss took the reins with a pre-holiday reno that hoisted women’s wear to a glossy third floor. Adding some sparkle to an already bedazzled fashion landscape proved to be worth the toil as the revamped flagship was unveiled to Toronto’s sartorially inclined on Dec. 12, 2012. Cocktails, cashmere and camel-coloured coats are just a warm-up for what’s to come.
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