Locked Up

In the past few weeks a lot has been made of San Francisco Quarterback Colin Kapernicks protest of the national anthem. Fans and current players alike response to police brutality and social injustice has been polarized across the nation and brought the conversation of change into the fourth quarter. On Wednesday night, in their Pre-Season … Continue Reading

A New Idol

Most of the time I live on a iPhone but from time to time trying out a new devise is good for keeping up wth the trends in technology. As a writer having multiple devises to test the user experience of snkrbox.com is also an awesome excuse to be familiar with as many devices in … Continue Reading

Live From Paris

With each new season, brands find innovative tricks to create excitement around the launch of a new brand or collaboration to get consumers interested in their upcoming collections. In the past, it would take months from when an outfit graced the runway from a French designer until  the public had a chance to embrace it.But … Continue Reading

Stream In Style

The sleek COM-DEX communication device has pretty much become my favourite piece of wearable fashion – it’s definitely the most reliable. It hangs around your neck and allows you to stream high quality sound from your smartphone to your Unique hearing aids. The convenience factor of it connecting wirelessly to my hearing aids adds a degree of convenience to already hectic workdays (plus, … Continue Reading

GQ’s Best New Designers

To celebrate the Fifth Installment of GQ’s Best New Menswear, Designers In America, The Gap invited us to a social at their Flagship store at Bay and Bloor. Featuring Michael Bastian, Saturdays NYC, John Elliot and Steven Alan the collections felt like modern renditions of a classic brand. Reinventing timeless classics for an audience that … Continue Reading

Out Of The Dark

I’ve been afraid to sleep because when the lights are out and my buds are out I feel alone, like I’m drowning. We shot in the dark to illustrate that by coming out of the darkness. My hearing loss presented a major life struggle (and plenty of life lessons) for me. Sometimes, it was absolutely terrifying. In short, the … Continue Reading

WALT FRAZIER AND THE PUMA “CLYDE”

When I was growing up,my family took many trips to NYC in the summer to visit relatives. From Brooklyn to Long Island, Flatbush to Nostrand the influence of New York City and sneaker culture was engrained in me from a young age. At the time, I couldn’t and didn’t understand the value of hip hop culture and … Continue Reading

The New Season

Hearing aid technology has come a long way in recent years. Recent advances allow for a whole new connectivity and sleek new designs. “There’s nothing historically sexy about a shiny new hearing aid; it’s not exactly the hottest accessory of choice.” But – like our cell phones and gadgets – I discovered that, when it comes to today’s hearing aids, big … Continue Reading

Connected By Cable

Let’s be honest; the way you’re dressed is usually the first thing people notice about you: your outfit can immediately convey almost as many things about you as your social media profile of choice can. Even if you’re still making entry-level dollars, it’s important to look the part – it’s that whole ‘fake it until … Continue Reading

Style You Can Fly

Though it is evolved throughout the years, my style has always remained unique and distinct to me. In 2014, I was even honoured with the title of one of Toronto Life’s Most Stylish (something I still proudly often exercise bragging rights for). Of course, sneakers are my passion. They’re what anchor my outfit – I really don’t go anywhere unless I can … Continue Reading