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Fashion and travel can go hand-in-hand. If you’re a fashion-lover then you may take pleasure in exploring cities which are steeped in fashion history and Toronto is one of them! In fact, Toronto ranks among the world’s most fashionable travel cities.
Here are the details.
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British Luxury Lifestyle Brand Fairfax and Favor gathered data to reveal what the top city breaks across the world are in 2024 for fashion enthusiasts.
According to Fairfax and Favor, “We reviewed the most popular fashion cities in the UK, USA and globally based on search interest for transport links (flights and trains), hotel searches, online fashion articles mentioning the cities, Pinterest and Instagram data.”
Toronto ranks 14th on the list with 1,500,000 Instagram fashion posts, 1,278,372 online fashion articles, 12,000 monthly global flight searches, 34,000 monthly global hotel searches and 50,000 average monthly Pinterest searches.
The top three most fashionable travel cities are:
London scored highest in the travel index for flight searches, Pinterest and Instagram engagement and the volume of mentions across fashion media articles online.
According to Fairfax and Favor, popular areas for fashion enthusiasts in London include Carnaby Street in Soho, Oxford Street, Camden, Notting Hill, Knightsbridge and Chelsea.
Look like we’re pretty stylin’, Toronto!
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