Name: Patrick
Occupation: Student
My Style: Whatever is around.
Favourite Item: My Shoes.

Name: Brian
Occupation: Student
My Style: Urban, I guess.
Favourite Item: My chain.

Tomorrow: Yorkville's Homegrown Boutique to host one-night-only sale at the Drake
The Canadiana-inspired Homegrown Boutique hopes to get some of that west-end money when it transports select store stock to The Drake Hotel for a one-night-only sale. Fall/winter and last season merch is reduced up to 60 per cent, with nothing over $150. Shop from local talents like Toronto's Zoran Dobric, or Montreal's Arti Gogna. They also stock wares from Caitlin Power and Sarah Stevenson, two powerhouses from Toronto Fashion Week. Find out more information here.

Name: Regina
Occupation: What don't I do? Marketing coordinator
My Style: classy & dancer — only interested in fun!
Favourite Item: I made my own head piece with feather.

Name: Christine
Occupation: Writer
My Style: Flirty-thirty hipster chick with exotic flare!
Favourite Item: My fascinator from ASOS

Name: Aidan
Occupation: Managing Director
My Style: I call it "I got out of bed late and couldn't really be bothered to think about what I was wearing."
Favourite Item: I have these odd Mona Lisa cufflinks.

Name: Alex
Occupation: Designer
My Style Tonight: I'm usually a "jeans and t-shirt" kinda guy but I had to spruce it up a bit.
Favourite Item: To tell you the truth, my boots because they are the most comfortable thing I'm wearing.

Adrian Wu, Toronto's littlest fashion risk taker, unveils his new studio space
I first told you about Adrian Wu when he debuted auspiciously enough at LGFW last fall. Don't get me wrong, Wu designs in concepts and the take-away is usually like it or leave it. Tepid reviews aside, the boy is still making things happen, notably gearing up for the opening of his studio space near Bay and Dundas. Yup, everyone is welcome. More information available on Facebook.

Shoe repair in Toronto might seem like a dated practice to some, but for those of us who have spent far too much on a pair of heels or picked up a pair of one-of-a-kind vintage boots, it's a godsend. These cobblers can restore Birkenstocks to their former glory or stretch pumps borne from a trigger-happy purchase, while some select few can actually whip you up a pair from nothing. Great value and quick turnaround are obvious pluses, but when it comes to your cherished vintage Prada boots, it's more about who can really get the job right. Here are some places to get a shoe repaired in Toronto.