Additionally, Myles Sexton is launching a podcast.

The Beyoncé Renaissance Toronto Experience has arrived

OK, ladies, now let’s get into formation because Beyonce’s “Renaissance Flagship” has arrived at the Holt Renfrew store on Toronto’s Bloor Street. To celebrate Queen Bey’s Renaissance World Tour at Rogers Centre, the Canadian luxury department store has transformed its third floor into a complete BeyHive experience. Not only can you purchase concert merchandise (ranging from $25 to $325), but there’s an entire room dedicated to Beyonce’s couture collaboration with Balmain. With everything sure to be sold out, we suggest you run, don’t walk, to the Beyoncé Renaissance Toronto Experience between July 5-11.

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Set off on a world tour with the high jewelry collection from Van Cleef & Arpels

Can’t make it to Europe this summer? No problem, thanks to Van Cleef & Arpels’ travel-inspired high jewelry collection. The 70 pieces reinvent the journey of the French writer and poet André Suarès more than a century ago. Titled “The Grand Tour”, expect nods to London, England, Paris, France, Baden-Baden, Germany and many more.

Myles Sexton wants to talk about your private parts

Besides being fabulous, Myles Sexton is known for his activism. Now they finally have a platform to share their positive message with the world with their new podcast, Our Private Bits. With their fiancé Tyler Austin, Sexton’s project promises to address gender identity, sexuality, mental health, sexual health and harm reduction as they work to spark new conversations and foster collective growth. The first episode is out now, so don’t blame us if you get obsessed.

Steff Eleoff gets personal with her new jewelry collection

“Say My Name” isn’t just a Destiny’s Child hit anymore. Canadian jewelry designer Steff Eleoff has released a series of letter pendants for her latest collection. Featuring its signature psychedelic shape, the necklaces can be worn separately or together and are a fun way to say your name, say your name… you get the idea.

John Elliott’s first international flagship arrives in Canada

Los Angeles-based designer John Elliott has chosen Toronto as the city for his first flagship location outside the United States. Spanning 2,407 square feet, the space is as serene as it gets: bamboos, natural stones, and a palette of whites and grays. And while you’re there, be sure to check out the brand’s new Himalayan-inspired drop.

House of Gallagher season 2 is a dream of quiet luxury

It’s hard to describe House of Gallagher’s latest collection without using buzzwords like understated luxury, stealthy wealth and Sofia Richie Grainge style. For “Season 2: The Classics”, the Canadian brand – led by Matthew Gallagher – pays homage to its first offering with bows, neutral colors and vintage styling. Where it differs is its use of Y2K silhouettes and materials (hello, feathers!). And with the Jenner sisters’ style change, we wouldn’t be surprised to see one of these pieces make an appearance in their closet very soon.

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