A woman with shoulder-length auburn wavy hair and bangs gives a soft smile beside a sheer white curtain, wearing a white slub-knit tee with a pink illustration of several women across the chest, in a bright room.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE, ONE T-SHIRT AT A TIME

100% of the proceeds from the sale of this limited edition t-shirt will go to Look Good Feel Better. Exclusive print designed by local female artist Madeleine Marx.

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Confidence Starts With the Right Fit

At the annual Bubbles and Brunch event, women discovered their ideal Essential Denim fit through personalized measurements and fit guidance. From exploring different fits and leg shapes to sharing personal reflections, the experience was all about comfort, confidence and feeling like yourself again.

A woman with her hair pulled back wears a pale blue shirt, a patterned scarf and mid-wash jeans as she talks with another woman in a cream cardigan, at a booth with a large FDJ banner and a black clothing rack behind them.

A woman with a high bun and gold-framed glasses wears an olive suede-look jacket at a white event table with a bowl of folded cards, white lilies and a booklet on denim fit, as women queue in a stone-walled room.

A woman with long dark hair in a black dress is reflected in an arched mirror whose blue script in French reads about style and confidence, beside a woman in a peach long-sleeved top and mid-wash jeans at the left edge of the frame.

Six smiling women in black, striped and denim tops stand behind a table with white flowers, books and a glass bowl of candy, beside a sign inviting guests to share a word for a surprise.

We were proud to bring the experience to life alongside Look Good Feel Better Canada and support their work helping women facing cancer feel confident and empowered. Because when you find a fit that feels made for you, confidence follows.

Style With a Greater Purpose

We joined forces with Look Good Feel Better to empower women through confidence.

Where fashion meets compassion—supporting women with confidence.

A woman with short wavy brown hair stands in a bright loft and gazes to the left with a calm expression, wearing a white three-quarter-sleeve tee with a pink illustration of women, knotted at the front, and navy bottoms, beside a man in black.

This isn’t just about clothes. It’s about confidence, dignity, and self-expression. Cancer may bring changes, but with Look Good Feel Better, we’re helping women rediscover the power of style — pieces that adapt to new realities while keeping their sense of self front and center.

RÉBECCA FREDETTE

My name is Rébecca. I’m a proud mom of two girls, 19 and 12, and I’ve been teaching French integration since 2018. I completed my treatments on September 23, 2024.
Recovery became an unexpected chapter of creativity and learning. I discovered makeup through Look Good Feel Better, picked up the ukulele, explored watercolor painting, yoga, physiotherapy, and even choir singing. I learned to prioritize myself, listen to my body and heart, let my mind wander (thank you, chemo fog!), and breathe in the silence amid the storm.

I’m passionate about music, literature, languages, photography, cinema, astrology, and tarot. I love basketball, meditation, yoga, Indian food, oysters, chocolate, walking in nature, and listening to the rain while gazing at the sky.

Every day, I keep learning—like figuring out how to style my new curly hair after always having straight (thank you, chemotherapy!). I speak French, Spanish, and English, understand some Portuguese, am learning Swedish, and can say “hello” and “thank you” in 14 languages. I’m a little clumsy and often lost in thought—but always curious, always discovering.

LÉTICIA UZETA

I am a happy breast cancer survivor, since February 2023. I had participated in many workshops at LGFB. I am very graceful for all the support that I have received from them.

I received all my treatments at the Jewish general hospital, the staff are very nice and kind people.

BRIGITTE GUÉRIN

My name is Brigitte Guérin. I’m 56, a mom of three, and I’ve worked in healthcare for 35 years. Two years of treatment tested me in every way—but with the love of my family, I came through, and today I’m healthy and back at work.

Losing my hair, brows, and lashes was tough. I’m not someone who usually wears makeup, but I began to feel like a stranger in my own skin—older, tired, not myself. That’s when I found Look Good Feel Better.

The workshop felt like joining a small family. I was welcomed with warmth, given advice that lifted me up, and surrounded by women who understood exactly what I was going through. I walked out feeling alive, radiant, and smiling again.
Since then, I’ve shared this program with every woman I meet who’s facing breast cancer—because everyone deserves that kind of light in their day.

Fashion That Gives Back

Shop the collection and give back. A portion of the proceeds supports our partner, Look Good Feel Better, and its work helping people facing cancer feel more like themselves.