Topshop at Jonathan + Olivia

Laura Serra

From Saturday's Globe and Mail

Published Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010 12:01AM EST

Accessorized fans of the British label Topshop flocked to welcome the collection’s newest arrivals sold exclusively at one of the city’s top shops, Canadian retailer Jonathan + Olivia. The boutique, born during the Ossington Avenue boom, carries a slew of hard-to-find-elsewhere international brands at the front of the store (Surface to Air and Isabel Marant to name a few) and a Topshop section in the back that now holds three new lines: Topman (for the boys, of course), Topshop make-up (a big hit in London and Paris), and the last seasonal Kate Moss collection, featuring ten must-have pieces that have appeared since its 2007 debut. Spotted: party-patron fashion writers Sarah Nicole Prickett and Anita Clarke, and an oversized scarf trend among the fashionistos on the scene. Stop by Jonathan + Olivia for up to 50% off this weekend (on everything but Topshop items, of course) and grab some pho at Golden Turtle while you’re down in the ‘hood.

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Sarah Nicole Prickett (left) and Anita Clarke
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