Showing posts with label Toronto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toronto. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Rachel Zoe visits Canadian fans at Holt Renfrew

Fab fashion mama and stylist to the stars, Rachel Zoe was in Toronto earlier this week for an in store appearance at Holt Renfrew to launch her new namesake collection.

Looking glam in a sequin top from her resort collection & her new RZ tux pants.

While we’re glad she made it out to Canada for her fans, we were admittedly bummed that she didn’t come to Holts out here in Montreal, like her friend Nicole Richie did last year to promote Winter Kate and her shoe collection for House of Harlow. It would have been amazing to meet her, especially since she so kindly checked out Montreal Fashion Moms and tweeted us just last week.

“@MTLFashionMoms Montreal Fashion Moms, I love it! Thx for the cute coverage of @thezoereport :) http://bit.ly/o8Ssqo" @rzRachelZoe tweeted.

Gotta love when a celeb takes some time to holla at their fans and support what we’re doing too. It was ba-nanas!

While we unfortunately did not have the chance to meet her, she did meet up with ET Canada and had some great things to say about juggling motherhood and her booming fashion career. She said she was “living proof” that while it may not be easy, it is possible to manage both.

”I’ve only spent one night away from him since he’s been born.” Zoe said of her 5 month old son Skyler, who will be joining her for the upcoming fashion weeks in Europe and New York.


The woman, who was previously debating on her reality show The Rachel Zoe Project, if the time was right for her and her husband Roger Berman to have a baby, while her fashion empire was rapidly growing, admits to becoming a “baby pusher”. She advised, “If you’re thinking ‘Should I? Shouldn’t I?,’ you should!”

“It does change your life,” Zoe continued. “It does turn it inside out and upside down, but in the best way possible, and the difference is you don’t care because you’re altering your life for the best reason in the world … He’s everything.”

We can totally relate. Before Montreal Fashion Moms were moms, we were Montreal Fashion Minds. We were working full time in the fashion industry, going to school for fashion event planning and attending as many local fashion events as we could, all while kicking back a cocktail or two. Life has surely changed since then, we’re on maternity leave, changing stinky diapers and wiping spit up off our shirts, yet, it couldn’t be more fabulous! And our blog, Montreal Fashion Moms, is proof that you don’t have to give up one passion for another, the two can coincide harmoniously. 

On dressing her son to the nines, Rachel also adds “I put him in really beautiful clothes, but they’re all soft and comfy. I think he’s going to rebel and just be like, ‘I’m wearing a soccer uniform, I’m wearing Adidas and Nike, Mom. That’s it.’” But Zoe has no problem with that at all! “I’m going to have to deal with it, because kids need to express themselves,” she said. “I don’t want to control him that way. Style is the best way to say who you are without having to open your mouth.” Very well said! We couldn’t agree more.

Check out this clip for more of Rachel Zoe’s interview with ET Canada.


Photos via http://oncelebrity.com/

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Pamper’s 50th Anniversary

Pampers, the world’s top-selling brand of baby diapers, celebrated their 50th anniversary this Father’s day in Toronto with celebrity father of three, Dean McDermott (Tori Spelling’s husband).


Dean joined other dads and children at the Riocan Yonge Eglinton Centre, to speak about the joys of fatherhood and to enjoy a fun filled day of family-friendly activities including arts and crafts, face painting, watching magic tricks and entertainers and more. Sounds like fun!


“I am honored to celebrate 50 years of Pampers and parenting this Father’s Day,” said Dean McDermott. “Pampers has been a huge part of my children’s lives from the hospital, to potty-training  and as a father of three, I know that being a parent is one of the most difficult – but most rewarding – jobs in the world and how much support from others counts.”

Additionally, Pampers unveiled its Little Miracle Missions program in Canada, which seeks to celebrate, support and protect babies everywhere through acts of kindness to little miracles and their families, while encouraging parents to “pay it forward” and support others.

Pampers is inviting Canadians to help others by visiting the Facebook page www.facebook.com/pampers to share stories and photos of missions accomplished to inspire others to take part.


What a fabulous way to celebrate Pampers' big 5-0, father’s day and all the little miracles, here in Canada. We always appreciate when companies give back, and what better way to celebrate 50 successful years, than by giving back to the little miracles that helped them get there.

Happy 50th Pampers!

PS. In honor of father's day Pampers is offering this complimentary Gifts to Grow code worth 10pts, FXHMWY4WKHU47JD. (expires June 24th)