Filed under: Interesting | Tags: Charity, Christmas, Fashion, Gift, GUCCI, Holidays, Ideas, Life, Michael Roberts, Philanthropy, Presents, Shopping, UNICEF Canada
I’ve just started to consider what I will buy for people this Christmas. I’m one of those last minute types of people anyway. In my work for UNICEF Canada, I’ve had the pleasure of marketing GUCCI’s partnership with UNICEF this holiday season.

GUCCI has designed a series of products, available at all Canadian locations, of which 25% of the proceeds will go to help less fortunate children around the world. They’re also championing the book, Snowman in Africa by Michael Roberts. The illustrations in the book are great, and I love the irony of the plot. 100% of the book’s profits will go directly to UNICEF and aid them in doing their work.

If you’re someone who wants to find the perfect gift and do something great for those less fortunate, you can take a look at some of UNICEF Canada’s other charitable gift ideas at www.shopunicef.ca. There are a whole range of ethically, environmentally and socially conscious gifts available.
Filed under: the ussh. | Tags: Best Buy, DVDs, Football, Future Shop, HMV, Issmi Restaurant, NFL, Samsung, Saturday, Shopping, Sweatpants, toronto, Weekend

Yesterday was SWEATPANTS SATURDAY. A day where you do nothing or everything in a hoodie, sweatpants, and ridiculously comfortable and warm socks. I can’t get enough of it. On top of that, I went on a bit of a crazy shopping spree. I dragged Elena to Future Shop and Best Buy and HMV so I could grab the following:
- A shitload of DVDs from the value bin at HMV
- A combo DVD/VCR player
- A new TV
Ended the day with sushi at Issmi. Still not in love with the idea of sushi, but I enjoyed what we ordered last night.
Watching some football now. Anyone else see the Colts scrape past Baltimore?
Filed under: the ussh. | Tags: Brands, Clothes, Designers, Fashion, Fred Perry, Labels, Lacoste, Life, Livedress.com, Shopping, Store, Writing

My upcoming article for Livedress.com will be on the iconic British label, Fred Perry. I had a chance to visit the store and really get to know the brand. I think I’ve fallen in love with them. The cuts, the colours and the different ensembles are amazing. I never liked Lacoste and can see why, Fred Perry trumps all. I wish I could buy the entire store!
Filed under: the ussh. | Tags: 69 Vintage, Clothing, Hipster, Hot Store, Kealen Sullivan, Life, Livedress.com, Mecca, Profile, Shopping, toronto, Vintage, Writing
I don't know who these people are.
My latest Hot Store profile just went live on Livedress.com. It’s on Toronto’s hipster mecca, 69 Vintage.




Asians suck at driving*, but some of us have that sixth sense of a bargain. Elena and I spent most of our Sunday walking through aisle upon aisle of “legit” goods at