




According to Toronto Styles, the first window and store displays will be focused around honey bees. It will reflect in abstract ways upon their role in our world. Bee related iconography like hives and honeycombs will be recreated with unexpected materials and whimsy. I think artistic inspiration is a good enough reason for an excursion to check it out...don't you?
3 comments:
Honestly, I feel like a kid at Christmaas!
soooo true!
it looks beautiful! maybe i'll go tomorrow!
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