GOTSTYLE

June, 2011

We’re Open for Canada Day!

by reggie in General on June 30th, 2011 Discussion

We’re open this Friday for Canada Day!

Stop in anytime from 12pm until 5pm!

This Weekend Only: Dress Better, Celebrate Better! 25% Off Everything!*

by reggie in Promotions on June 29th, 2011 Discussion

This weekend is both Canada Day and PRIDE, and with all of this weekend’s festivities you better look your best when you’re out!

→ Stop by Gotstyle from Friday July 1st to Sunday July 3rd for the Dress Better, Celebrate Better Sale: 25% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE!*

* Some exceptions include basic suits, basic dress shirts and accessories.

If the Shoe Fits: 50% Off Selected Shoes, Sneakers, and Sandals!

by reggie in Promotions on June 28th, 2011 Discussion

Our single size and last pair of shoes, sneakers, and sandals are up for grabs at 50% off! Footwear from John Varvatos, Ted Baker, Luca Vera, Pony, and many more to choose from.

Does the shoe fit? You’ll have to drop by the store to find out!

What’s New: Blazers and Pants from Franklin + Gower

by reggie in New Arrivals on June 24th, 2011 Discussion

Franklin + Gower is a Los Angeles based line that puts a lot of character into their suits. Sold separately with casual tuxedo piping, these blazers and pants have a trimmer cut and are available in two summer-friendly flavours: seersucker and basic beige. The fabric is contrasted under the lapel and in the lining: fun patterns aren’t immediately visible to the naked eye while the lighter colours allow you to comfortably attend your summer events, or can be worn casually throughout the day.

Blazers are priced at $385, while the pants are available for $185.

Bollywood’s Top Guys at the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA)

by reggie in Press on June 23rd, 2011 Discussion

With Bollywood’s best arriving in Toronto this week for the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA), there are a few key style icons to keep an eye on this week. Here’s are three of the top Bollywood actors and nominees for Best Leading Role.

Hrithik Roshan
Hrithik made his film debut in the leading role in Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai, where he earned his first Filmfare Awards (IIFA 2001) for Best Actor and Best Male Debut. He’s well received by critics, partly for his preference to star in unconventional roles, such as the mental disabled (Koi Mil Gaya) political radicals (Fiza, Mission Kashmir), alien superhero (Krrish) and a quadrapalegic magician (Guzaarish). He also dresses well and is extremely fit – Ryan Reynolds like. But with the acting skill of Christian Bale.

→ Hrithik is up for Best Leading Role in the IIFA 2011 for Guzaarish.

Shah Rukh Khan
Undoubtedly one of the most prominent figures at IIFA and in Bollywood, Shah Rukh is an international superstar who’s talent ranges from acting to film production and TV hosting. Debuting in 1992 in the film Deewana, he’s already taken home 15 Filmfare Awards in his successful career. His transition of style from his early career in the 90′s to now has been flawless, and he’s been credited for being one of the most stylish in Bollywood. In terms of style, if there were such a thing as an Indian Kanye, he’d be it.

→ Shah Rukh plays lead role in My Name is Khan.

Ajay Devgan
Actor, director, and producer Ajay Devgan is said to be have personality traits that are “silent, intense, brooding, deadly and emotional confused” – all of which allow him to play complex alpha male roles. His gritty portrayals of street-wise characters like Omi in Omkara and Malik-Bhai in Company have immortalized him as a face of everyday India and at the forefront of top male actors in India. Think of a young Al Pacino, but his style and attitude a bit closer to Matthew McConaughey.

→ Ajay is nominated for Best Leading Male for Once Upon a Time in Mumbai

In celebration of Bollywood’s arrival to Toronto and the International Indian Film Academy, we’ve introduced a new store front display. Also featured are three summer outfits, inspired by Hrithik Roshan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Ajay Devgan!

Thanks to FINAL STAGES for the outfit styling and DULHAN MANDAP for the décor.