Weekend In T-Dot

DAYTIME Andy Warhol Revisited: A Mirror for Today The pop-art iconoclast Andy Warhol, who has had Campbell Soup cans attached to him as if his legacy were a marriage getaway car, is celebrated with a massive exhibition of original prints and paintings, originating from Revolver Gallery in Beverly Hills. “Isn’t life,” Mr. Warhol once asked, […] Read More

Toronto Pride

The city is starting to take out it’s rainbow flags to celebrate Pride Week and online marketplace Etsy is one of those getting into the Pride spirit.  Filthy Rebena will be marching alongside Etsy’s 1960’s air-stream bus to help Etsy celebrate the Pride parade!  Make sure you stop by to see us in the parade. Etsy is […] Read More

Fashion Against Poverty

Hands of a Hero Foundation will be hosting their 3rd Annual Fashion Show; Fashion Against Poverty on July 25, 2015 . We are seeking volunteers prior to the event as well as volunteers to help out on the night of the event. Some positions include: Models Designers Event Coordinator Assistant Backstage Help Social Media Support […] Read More

The Everyday

Filthy Rebena is excited to announce that she will be participating in the Everyday collective pop-up shop June 5 to July 5 located at 1516 Queen Street West in Toronto.  The Everyday will be carrying a variety of local curated products such as fashion, vintage, jewelry, body care products, home decor, furniture and art. Filthy Rebena will be […] Read More

TMC Yardage Sale

Join us for the 20th Annual More Than Just a Yardage Sale put on by the Textile Museum of Canada.  This event is organized and run by the Museum’s Volunteer Association, the Sale raises significant funds in support of the Museum’s collections, exhibitions and public programs. Continually expanding in scale, the More Than Just a Yardage […] Read More

Gender Bender

Gender-neutral styles have cycled in-and-out of high-end fashion for decades, but in recent years androgyny has gone mainstream.  In London, popular clothing chain Selfridges recently launched “Agender,” a gender-neutral collection that spans three floors of its flagship Oxford Street store. Here in Toronto, there are a handful of brick-and-mortar and online shops that carry unisex […] Read More