Art pop legend, Bjork, continues to wow audiences with aural and aesthetic innovation. The Icelandic queen of song blessed Toronto’s Echo Beach with a phantasmal sensory experience, transporting the nostalgic crowd through a cosmic weave of time.
About Me
- Christine Ama
- Christine Ama is a freelance fashion, arts and culture writer. She has contributed numerous articles to ADONE Magazine and SheDoesTheCity.com and worked for several years as a product copywriter for the Hudson's Bay Company. With a BFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia and an intensive Fashion Merchandising program under her belt, Ama is passionate about marrying her love for creative culture with the written word. In the past, she pursued music as a self-produced electro pop singer/songwriter called Christer (rhymes with "shyster" ;) releasing a full-length album, two music videos and touring internationally. After visiting over five countries in Europe, Ama temporarily relocated to Berlin, Germany where she worked and wrote for over a year. She currently resides in Toronto, Canada.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
In case you're wondering, I've been writing for somebody else for a change - ADONE Magazine, a beautifully curated publication about art, culture, fashion and the creative sphere. Tons of snappy little pieces for you to read. Make sure to check out my articles HERE or by clicking the ADONE MAGAZINE above.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Two, if by Sea
Resort wear comes in all forms for 2014, some more functional than others. Designers assess the desires of their specific clients and ask themselves, “What are we resorting to?”
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Without Power
Weather extremes, natural and manmade disasters, Hollywood and the art world are revealing an interregnal trend in the past few weeks –one that speaks volumes more about the state of things in North America this summer. Control is out. Mayhem is in. Rain or shine, these are dark times andfor once even the fashion world cannot make light.
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Expressing the Cool
Pharrell Williams wants to save the world’s oceans by extracting plastic bottles from the water and transforming them into street wear. During Berlin Fashion Week he spoke at the Parley Summit on behalf of a revolutionary product that makes it all possible, Bionic Yarn.
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