You know the theme song, you probably don’t know the girls, and you know the idea of bringing back a show from the 90s that ran for 10 seasons proooooobably isn’t the BEST idea.

Regardless CWTV is keen on the remake for the late 2000’s, complete with Shenae Grimes of Degrassi: The Next Generation (I guess it’s a strategy to get someone who’s already done it on another series to…do it again).

Regardless, the NYLON photos look pretty rad. Shenae Grimes, AnnaLynne McCord and Jessica Stroup (who?) pose for this month’s issue of NYLON.

> images from nylon mag

Hey all,

So we’re being shallow and looking for a facelift. It looks a little bare but when you move into a new space it lacks coziness for a little while.

If you’re reading this now, congratulations - you matter most to me. Thanks for visiting, some really big stuff is happening (did someone say…big-awesometown-event?)

Stay stationary and watch me change.

Want to be a part of it? Email me mang.

PS: The comments are still there! They’re just little right now, right under the title. Come back, come back! I miss you all! :D

IKEA, you’ll love me for this.

Because I love you for this. The Grundtal has changed my life in that it’s no longer a disarray - rather than callously chucking my clothing on the floor and never again making eye contact with it, you’ve forced me to hang things up neatly.

ATTN: Fashionistas. Get one, it’ll make you sane.

That’s all!

My latest discover has been fredflare.com, and from that emerges this darling Paul Frank log backpack, complete with a miniature plush ax. Wear with your favourite flannel to complete the lumberjack look for fall.

If I didn’t look like a complete idiot, I’d sport it. Anddd..you?

> image from fredflare.com

Toronto upped their street fashion game in the heart of downtown - after visiting the Toronto Stussy store on Richmond Street, I was blindsided by the collaboration of Stussy and Neighborhood. The LA and Tokyo fashion brands teamed together to create a limited line of t-shirts, button up shirts, jeans, hats, accessories and even a shoe set with Nike.

Graphics used on the clothing take on the skater vibe of Stussy and the punk/biker vibe from Neighborhood. Group 1 items were released in June, Group 2 items in July and the final Group to end the releases were released this month, available around the world.

Keeping in line with the obsession of tattoo art on clothing (boggling where this trend was born), Boneyards hired on Jack Rudy to do a limited time collaboration.

Way to jump on the bandwagon Toronto, way to go.