The other night I picked up three of my good friends (who are all in my bubble). We drove down to Ontario Place and watched a movie hosted by Canada Goose for TIFF. It's September in Toronto, and the nights are getting colder.

Given their success as a performance jacket company, a little over 20 years ago Canada Goose began partnering with the film industry to outfit cast and crew in their jackets during production in extreme climates. This decision single handedly changed the direction of Canada Goose forever. It was only a matter of time before the jackets went from being off the screen to on the screen in films such as The Day After Tomorrow, National Treasure, the James Bond series' Spectre, and most recently Manchester by the Sea.

Kouichi Okamoto, Japanese artist, sound designer and founder of Kyouei Design in Shizuoka, Japan, understands the transformative energy of nature well. Believing there is a deep compatibility between humans and the environment, the multifaceted creator finds inspiration via Japan's four distinctive seasons, and how the varying terrain, weather and landscapes can inform our emotions and joy. "Forest bathing is a very healing method for me," he says.

New this season, the Alxa Coat Canada Goose Sale for women. There is just something so different about these coats. And to be clear, I am theoretically guilty of this very offense; if I could afford a Canada Goose jacket, you bet I would wear it the first day I feel a cool breeze.

"When you have Donatella Versace doing an Instagram post about how she's proudly against the use of real fur, it really tells you that times have changed and that what we consider luxurious has changed," she says. And those who trade in fur are sometimes press - shy about the fact. In April, Women's Wear Daily asked 22 retailers to share their opinions on fur's role in fashion.