In a country known for its diversity, fashion in Canada has become more than just self-expression — it’s a form of identity. In this video story, Toronto Metropolitan University student Jannell Vacianna tells the Toronto Observer about how her fashion connects to freedom in Canada. From designed outfits inspired by her Caribbean heritage to thrifted finds across Toronto, Vacianna’s style is as layered as the city itself.
Through visuals captured during Fashion Art Toronto (FAT) and an interview with the director of FAT, the video explores how youth in Canada are turning fashion, heritage, and inclusivity into the fabric of modern identity. It’s not just about clothes — it’s about the self-expression that Canada allows.
Watch: This young Toronto woman is turning fashion into freedom
This video is part of the Toronto Observer’s Our Canada feature package. Check out more stories and videos.
