A pair of Hollywood-glam books, a must-see exhibit and your new go-to stress reliever. 

Not many people can say they have dressed Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Diana Ross and Celine Dion. Then again, not many people are Thierry Mugler. Couturissime, an exhibition dedicated to the renowned Paris designer, opens this month at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and provides an insider peek into 140 of his futuristic, avant-garde creations.

Stressed out? Our go-to when we need to chill (so, often) is The Wolf and the Hawk incense (from $4.25 each, [email protected]). Handcrafted and all natural, the sticks evoke the soft, smoky smell of a campfire—because who is ever tense around a campfire?—with scents ranging from cinnamon and white sage to patchouli and cardamom.

“Growing up, I didn’t see a lot of me reflected on TV; I didn’t see the world that I lived in,” says Vinessa Antoine, the star of CBC’s new legal drama Diggstown (premiering March 6) and the first Canadian black woman to lead a Canadian ongoing hour-long series. “It’s about time. Hopefully this is the beginning of a bigger change.”

Meet the earrings that will compel you to wear your hair in a ponytail every day just for the compliments. London-based Ejing Zhang blends resin with mixed media like thread and gold leaf for sculptural yet playful pieces. Don’t worry if your ears aren’t pierced: She makes necklaces and bracelets too. 

Call your girlfriends: Everyone’s favourite Swedish export/dance-pop queen is coming to Canada. Robyn wraps up her North American tour for Honey—her first solo LP in eight years—with stops in Montreal and Toronto on March 13 and 14.

For anyone who’s ever felt alone or unseen (so, most of us), Dear Evan Hansen should be at the top of your theatre list. The beloved Broadway musical about a socially isolated teen who goes to extreme measures for human connection will make you feel emotional and uplifted and understood all at the same time. It’s coming to Toronto on March 5 for a four-month run at the Royal Alexandra Theatre.

Good art doesn’t need to cost the equivalent of several mortgage payments. That’s the philosophy behind Ninth Editions, a new Toronto-based online gallery with a carefully curated collection of works by emerging artists. Your condo just got a lot cooler.

Do you makeup like a pro with OFRA's new collab with celeb makeup artist Francesca Tolot (who's worked with stars like Beyoncé and Cher). Our fave? The velvety matte liquid lipsticks ($20), which are long-lasting and infused with Vitman A (which protects against damage) to keep your lips looking healthy. 

Spring cleaning also means spring redecorating…yes? That's all the excuse we need to pick up one or two items (or all of them) from the Bay's exclusive new collab with Toronto-based interior designer Christine Dovey. Choose from shower curtains, bedding sets, bath bundles and modern furniture pieces to add a little bit of fun and whimsy to your home this season.

At 15 years old, Samra Zafar was an ambitious girl growing up in Pakistan. At 17, she was forced to marry a stranger and leave her family behind to move to Canada. In A Good Wife ($24), Zafar details the years of abuse she faced, escaped with her two daughters and became an activist, mentor and public speaker who empowers other women.