Selections from Banana Republic’s fall line
Banana Republic enters the world of lights, camera, action in its first-ever film-inspired collection, styled and curated by the costume designer of Keira Knightley’s new film, Anna Karenina, in theatres Nov. 16. Rich colours channel the romance of 19th-century Russia, while the accessible price point banishes any heartache.—Jennifer Patterson
Give a jolt to your tired wardrobe with a fun summer dress from Banana Republic
Wondering what to wear to an upcoming summer celebration? Whether it’s an outfit for a wedding, beach or dinner party, Where’s got you covered. Grab some gal pals and head to Banana Republic for a wide range of both mini and maxi dresses (including the linen/cotton strapless dress, pictured). BCBG’s cutting-edge designs are perfect for glamorous nights. The Bay’s chic White Space on the third floor sits chock-a-block with party-friendly finds, or head down the street to Holt Renfrew for designer labels aplenty—a must for star-studded soirees.—Jennifer Patterson
Stylish men's apparel is plentiful at Banana Republic
The weather outside may still be frightful, but you can start thinking about spring. Stylish guys head to Banana Republic for linen shorts, lightweight blazers and floral-print shirts (pictured). Stock up for summer or line your luggage for a winter vacation—lucky you.—Kristina Urquhart
Banana Republic's men's chino trenchcoat
Mother Nature’s moody temperament in spring naturally means a trench—perfect for heading off both morning chills and evening breezes—becomes a necessary part of any wardrobe. This season, Banana Republic returns to its roots with a utilitarian aesthetic. The preppy American brand has re-imagined the classic coat with such textured details as crinkled, metallic-thread silks and satiny poplin to create soft and versatile silhouettes. Ladies can don the classic chino trench ($240), while men can slip on a four-pocket utility jacket ($210).