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06/09/2026
PDC by Peter Do: Bespoke Bag Trunk Show
June 10 - 14 | 2 PM - 6 PM
The Showroom by Archival Toronto
We are hosting The by Peter Do for a bespoke trunk show featuring their signature bags.
Explore the collection in person, where you can customize and order each style in your choice of premium materials, from classic suede to metallic and embossed exotic leathers. This is an opportunity to design a piece that is uniquely yours.
Every order is placed on-site, handmade to your specifications, and delivered as soon as it is completed.
Join us for this limited experience.
Walk-ins welcome, no appointments needed. DM for details and inquiries.
06/08/2026
We’re restocked and ready!
The Showroom by Archival Toronto is open for walk-ins this week from Wednesday, June 10 to Sunday, June 14.
We’re sharing the space with some incredible people for a week of unique events and exclusive drops.
Featuring:
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Full details dropping here tomorrow on the PDC by Peter Do | Bespoke Bag Trunk Show. For previews and updates on the other events, check out .ca and .
DM for inquiries. See you soon 🖤
06/01/2026
Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for Studio Sillage No. 5!
We loved seeing so many new faces alongside our incredible regulars, all coming together to celebrate a shared love for fragrances! Your passion is what makes these gatherings so special!
We’re already counting down the days until No. 6! See you in August!
Miguel Adrover and Lee McQueen both had a restless energy. In London, they moved in the same circles, and that connection stayed with Miguel when he moved to New York.
When Miguel opened Horn on East 9th Street, it became a place to experiment. McQueen would bring over bags of studio scraps, the leftover pieces from his own work, and Miguel would turn them into something new in the back of the shop where he lived. This resourcefulness was more than just a way to save money; it was a way to push back against the polished, corporate fashion of the ‘90s.
He used those cast-offs and street finds to create a new style of deconstruction. That raw, scrappy approach inspired the designers and collectors who shape the industry today.
We are excited to host the Canadian premiere of The Designer is Dead, the story of Miguel Adrover.
Date: May 22, 2026
Location: The Royal Theatre, Toronto
Tickets: Link in bio.
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