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November 12, 2010, 9:43 pm

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I’ve been seeing the “kinda chic” trend everywhere I’ve been seeing the “kinda chic” trend everywhere, and it got me thinking about what chic means to me.

For me, it’s about what you build, who you build it with, the relationships you nurture along the way, and what you do with the opportunities you’ve been given.

Almost 25 years into building NKPR, I’m proud of what we’ve created. The people, the partnerships, the work, the impact - and the fact that after all these years, I continue to be super excited about what’s ahead.

Turns out, longevity is kinda chic. 🖤

#kindachic

@nkpr.inc we have had the privilege to on so many incredible projects that have helped shape the city skyline.

I am so proud that @nkpr.inc has helped shape the careers of so many incredibly talented people for almost 25 years.

Many of our client partners have been part of our @nkpr.inc family for more than a decade. And our longest client is @blooryorkville for over 20 years. One of my favourite neighborhoods in the city.

Thank @lanterradev for giving me the oppt to collaborate on a project of a lifetime. Natasha the Residences has been a dream to work on and I’m excited for so many to call this beautiful residence … home.

We bought this building in 2022 during Covid, fully renovated it to create an inspiring environment for our team to call home.

One of the things I’m most proud of at @nkpr.inc is the incredible people who have chosen to build their careers with us, many for more than a decade. 

@rebecca_risen, our SVP, has been with NKPR for 17 years and @nathanmarchio, our VP of Hospitality, for 13. Their leadership, kindness, commitment and care have helped shape who we are today.

And they’re part of an incredible group of long-standing team members who have grown with NKPR, helped build this agency and made it better along the way. I’m beyond grateful for all of them.

Love welcoming some of the world’s most talented artists to #Toronto.  And doing this every year with the best partners @people shutterstock @entertainmentweekly at one of the most perfect locations. Thank you @lifetime_dev @lifetime_brianbrown @diamondcorp_ #QTower

Love what I get to do and build every single day!! We have helped build some of the most recogn
A little eye health check with the @nkpr.inc team A little eye health check with the @nkpr.inc team 👀 …and I think it’s safe to say some of us could use a visit with Dr. Vyas at @stclaireyeclinic 🤭

We had some fun talking all things eye health, and it was a good reminder of how much our everyday habits can impact the way we care for our eyes.

I’ve experienced Dr. Vyas’ level of care firsthand, and having someone you trust when it comes to your health is everything. 🖤

Stay tuned to see what the team had to say… 👀

#NKClientLove #InsideNKPR #EyeHealth
We are so excited to officially welcome you to Sea We are so excited to officially welcome you to Season 4 of @dontjusttalksaysomething, alongside my dear friend and co-host, @tarynincanada. 🎙️

This season, we’re diving into the conversations shaping the way we live and work today. From visibility and leadership to AI, overconsumption, TIFF, and everything in between. We’re also joined by an incredible lineup of guests who bring thoughtful perspectives, honest stories, and insights you won’t want to miss.

New episodes drop every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. 

I can’t wait for you to listen, join the conversation, and tell us what topics you’d love to hear next. 🖤

#DontJustTalkSaySomething
I’ve been thinking a lot about the constant scroll I’ve been thinking a lot about the constant scroll lately. About how quickly time seems to be passing... and why.

I think it’s because we’re investing so much of our precious energy watching what everyone else is doing that we’re slowly losing touch with ourselves in the process.

We’re consuming more than we’re creating. Comparing more than we’re living. Reacting more than we’re reflecting.

So this weekend, try something different. Put your phone down. (After you finish reading this. 😉)

Just sit with your own thoughts for a little while.

Because I’ve come to believe that clarity doesn’t come from scrolling.
It comes from silence. And more often than not, the answers we’re looking for aren’t out there. They’re already within us.

You just have to get quiet enough to hear them. 🖤

Happy Saturday friends 😊🌸✨🌞🌳

#NKConfidential  #NKPOV #Substack
This #FashionFriday feels a little different… i’d This #FashionFriday feels a little different… i’d love to hear your thoughts 🖤

The Met Gala recently announced its next exhibition honoring John Galliano. Anna Wintour said his career should not be defined by one moment, and that the darker chapters of his past would be addressed as part of the exhibition.

I have to admit... I was surprised.

In 2011, @jgalliano’s career imploded after video surfaced of him making antisemitic remarks at a café in Paris. In the footage, he praised Hitler and told two women he believed were Jewish that people like them “would have been gassed.” At the time, he was the creative director of Dior and was dismissed almost immediately.

I remember making a conscious decision to give away every Galliano piece I owned. For me, it wasn’t about fashion anymore. It was about values.

Fifteen years later, one of the most influential institutions in fashion is celebrating his work. That doesn’t just say something about John Galliano. It says something about us. About the industries we build. About the standards we choose to uphold.

I don’t believe in permanent cancellation. I believe people can change. I believe redemption is possible. But redemption isn’t something that simply arrives with the passage of time or because someone is exceptionally talented. It requires accountability. Reflection. Growth. And while institutions can choose to celebrate someone’s work, they don’t get to decide how everyone else should feel about it.

Which brings me back to the question I’ve been thinking about ever since this exhibition was announced:
Does extraordinary talent outweigh extraordinary harm?

Because talent should absolutely be celebrated.
But character should still matter.

I’d genuinely love to hear what you think ⬇️

#NKPOV
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