When it’s hot out, having the right work wardrobe is key, whether you’re commuting on transit or Zoom-ing the team from your home office. Look for versatile, loose-fitting separates in breathable fabrics like cotton and linen, and you’ll be able to stay cool in style. Ahead, eight summer finds you can wear to work. The Darcy sleeveless dress by Judith & Charles is sleekly minimalist, and available in sizes 00 to 12.   This blouse by Rag & Bone at Andrews would look great worn with jeans or your go-to cardigan.   Linen a classic and versatile addition to any summer wardrobe.

The Millie Market is a lifestyle brand and artisan studio that connects women through beautiful hand-made pieces. Every product tells a story and is created with love by an artisan who is passionate about their craft. The Millie Market’s Yorkville pop-up features one-of-a-kind pieces like hand-woven throws from Morocco, 100% brushed cotton napkins woven by artisans in Mexico, hand-blown glass carafes made in India, tabletop ceramics handmade in Guatemala, and so much more. Visit Yorkville Village to discover The Millie Market Pop-up July 1st to August 31st. Learn more about The Millie Market..

IT’S BACK! Shine on and capture all the feels with on-trend and unique local vendors at our summer market every Wednesday starting June 14th – August 30th from 11AM - 3PM with our favs UpMarket and Brika. With a captivating oasis of sustainable and female-owned brands, you can find the perfect gifts and stylish summer accessories. Nestled amidst a vibrant atmosphere, this market is a treasure trove of unique vendors, each offering their distinctive creations with a strong commitment to sustainability. As 6 weeks remain, get ready to shop with @upmarketishere and enter our weekly contest to win a $150 gift card with Yorkville Village.

The Brain Project is a Toronto-wide art exhibit created by the Baycrest Foundation to raise awareness and inspire conversations about brain health with Canadians. Proceeds support Baycrest’s world-leading work in brain health and aging care, research and education. The Brain Project engages artists from across the globe, both established and emerging, to design and create one-of-a-kind sculptures that are displayed throughout the city, and will be available for purchase. This year, The Brain Project will focus on one key driver in maintaining brain health and support in delaying the impacts of dementia: physical fitness.

Got a beach day—or lakeside vacation—on the books? It’s not too late to update your swimwear options and add some colour and newness to your beach wardrobe. Think: designer suits, eye-catching coverups and breezy summer dresses in lightweight, natural fabrics. Ahead, eight fashionable picks to wear to the beach this summer. You’ll find this sheer Missoni jumpsuit, perfect for days on the water or by the pool, at TNT.   Wear these cheetah-print Vilebrequin shorts with the matching shirt or your favourite concert tee.

This summer, you can shop The Millie Market’s beautiful, artisan-made tabletop, home and décor objects at Yorkville Village. A social enterprise and artisan shoppe, The Millie Market promotes traditional crafts and supports women-owned and women-led businesses in 19 countries around the world. We talked to founder Chelsea Brown about the inspiration behind the market, and what you will find in store.  Can you tell us a little bit about Millie? We are woman-founded; I am the owner and the founder.