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Street Style: Hip & Urban Girl Launch


Wednesday night was the launch of the new Hip & Urban Girl website at SpiceSafar Lounge on King Street West. Over two hundred hip and urban ladies showed up to network and celebrate the launch.
Name: Lisa
Occupation: Personal Image & Style Coach
My Style: Mix of classic and creative. Classic cut clothes with creative flair.
Favourite Item: My hat. I just love it.

Name: Nathalie
Occupation: Designer
My Style: A little crazy. Unconventional. It come really naturally.
Favourite Item: My Gucci purse.

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Name: Lisa N
Occupation: Co-founder of Hip & Urban Girl
My Style: Downtown chic
Favourite Item: My belt. It cost me $9.

Name: Deborah
Occupation: Travel Counsellor
My Style: Eclectic
Favourite Item: Necklace that I made myself.

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Name: Nikki
Occupation: Artist & Blogger.
My Style: Sexy
Favourite Item: Necklace

Name: Anita
Occupation: Blogger (new blog launching soon)
My Style: Simple, classic & chic
Favourite Item: Blazer. I love all of it.

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Name: Aly
Occupation: Executive Director at a Concept Development firm
My Style: Mix & match. A little preppy London.
Favourite Item: My Yves Saint Laurent booties.

Name: Lauren
Occupation: Blogger (new blog launching soon)
My Style: Bohemian, vintage with a little sass.
Favourite Item: My Gsus dress that I got at a sample sale.


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