MR Magazine Reviews Canada Fashion Blogs
If you’ve ever searched for fashion blogs on-line you’ve probably found hundreds (thousands?). It would be ludicrous to even attempt to review them all here, so we’re going to show you some Canadian Fashion Blogs we found interesting.

Our journey starts on the west coast and takes us across the country. We don’t claim to include all Canadian fashion bloggers (East Coast Canada bloggers come forward!), so if you have one to recommend, please leave a comment along with link(s) to your favorite blog(s).

A Haute Mess: A Fashion Blog & Personal Style Diary
ahautemess.blogspot.com
This blogger is based in Vancouver, BC, Canada and is busy building a career in the fashion industry. She covers a range of fashion topics and various -istas in her blog. Her writing is interesting and witty. Make sure to take a look at her April 20 post showcasing the Christian Louboutin Fall Winter 2010-2011 campaign. It’ll delight the shoe lovers, the marketers and the photographers! You can also find her at facebook.com/AHauteMess

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Canadian Strobists Unite!

Fans of flash photography will be happy to know there's brand new social network dedicated to the them. Founded by Michael Warf, a Lethbridge-based photographer, the new online community features a boatload of functionality including all the social network goodies like groups, profiles, forums, link lists and more. 

To date, there are over 50 people who have joined up and are putting the website through its paces.

The site can be found under the moniker Alberta Strobist, however the name will ultimately be castrobist. The website is currently in BETA. If you visit the site, you can register, but you'll need an invite code. You can request one here from the site owner via this Flickr thread.

I invite you to check it out and help Michael build his great new community!

You gotta fight for your right to write!

No, not really. It's a lot easier than that!

Model Republic is seeking enthusiastic people with a penchant for publishing. We're excited about the opportunity to communicate directly to our Canadian Fashion Industry audience about style, culture, industry happenings and more. If you've got a story that needs to be told, please send a site message to Jesse Yardley.