GOTSTYLE Blog

We’ve suited up UFC fighters, TV personalities, and the top Toronto gents. Now it’s time to get one of Toronto’s most popular teams onboard. Gotstyle is Toronto FC’s official fashion retail partner – catch them in suits by Strellson all season long.

eTalk host Ben Mulroney shows us how a tuxedo is done in a Ted Baker tuxedo and shoes from Gotstyle in the Winter issue of Revive Magazine, celebrating 10 years of eTalk.

You can pick up this edition of Revive on December 19th, or check out the full photo shoot with Ben and Tanya on the Revive Magazine website.

Special thanks to Tanya Kim for stopping by the Gotstyle Club Party and partying with us!

Wondering what Melissa will be giving the guys on her good list for Christmas? How about what her favourites gifts to receive are? The Winter edition of Canadian Business features some of Canada’s top tastemakers sharing what they’ll be giving and hoping to receive this year.

To find out what other top Canadian influencers are giving for Christmas, this edition of Canadian Business is on newsstands now!

Melissa and Armando spent yesterday afternoon with UFC fighters; Mark Hominick, Jon Jones, and Frank Mir. The three are in Toronto this weekend for UFC 140, and they turned to Gotstyle for tailored suits for their media conferences.

Check out the article and video here, or read the article in today’s Star.

We fit Mir (who’s a 6’3″, 230lb. heavyweight) in a Not Your Father’s Suit black suit, in a size 48 (!). Watch the video to see the suit and tell us what you think.

Every year, Toronto Life brings us a guide to living the good life in Toronto for less. We were excited to see Gotstyle included in the fashion finds for the 2012 edition!

For the men who like to look good, you probably already have a sportscoat or two. But why spend twice the money at Yorkville shops on new sportscoats each season?

In a bygone era, the tuxedo was reserved for very special occasions. And often, men didn’t buy them. They rented. Men of today know that the rules of fashion were made to be broken, tuxedos can be mixed up and worn separately, during all times of day, and even in contemporary fabrics, patterns, and colours.

Last week, Melissa shared her thoughts on the youthful take on tuxedos with the Toronto Star, which you can read here.

Wearing the same suit you wear to the office doesn’t make the bar for evening events. Especially the increasing amount of charity galas and dinners we’re seeing pop up around Toronto.

“Young men are getting more dressed up,” says Melissa Austria, founder of the popular Toronto menswear boutique Gotstyle.

“Two years ago, we didn’t carry any tuxedos, now we stock four different brands.”

Adding a tuxedo to your evening/formal wardrobe will not only make you look better, but it’ll also make you feel more confident and stylish, whether you’re schmoozing away or just enjoying some Saturday night drinks with friends.

Read The Tuxedo Gets A Useful Makeover - Toronto Star.