Invited to the Endive Gala at the Fairmont Pacific Rim, our first thought: Martin Margiela? Not possessing one of the reclusive Belgian designer's avant-garde ensembles we went casual-chic, all the better to complement the young and healthy crowd, like celeb chef Ned Bell, with this spray of the BC-grown vegetables. Note the light green colour—that's what you should look for.

All Four Seasons, that is. Here's me getting the lowdown from chef Edison of Sidecut, the new steakhouse at the Four Seasons Whistler.

And speaking of season-ing, his Edison's Medicine steak rub was our absolute fave of the night. 

Jason Matlo launched his bridal collection at the Shangri-La Hotel in a '40s tearoom-style show with “women of influence and affluence.” (Thanks Jason! We’re working on it!).

48 hours in Palm Springs? Sounds like the perfect naughty weekend to us.

This is our suite at The Parker Hotel.

And you thought bidding wars were just for real estate. I just headed by the preview for Thursday night's art auction at the new Maynard's Auction House in support of Unicef. There are some amazing large scale contemporary photographs up for grabs and even a Graham Gilmore. Going once! Going twice!

We checked out the official opening of Millennium Water at the Olympic Village—note the white resin seats outside the historic Salt Building, and the outsized sparrow sculptures in the central square.

I couldn't resist snapping these kids playing in the new submarine sculpture at the Olympic Village. Now that it's no longer locked down like Fort Knox, I suggest you take a stroll this weekend.

Torah Brigth, Australian gold medalist, sat down with VitaminDaily.com to dish on her snow style. Read our interview here!

First off a HUGE congratulations on your Gold medal. We were all cheering for you big time. How thrilling! Thank you for taking some time to answer a few questions from Vitamindaily.com about your personal style.

From Downtown to Yaletown, some of our favourite temporary eye candy.

The Adidas store on Granville Street kicks it old school.

The JJ Bean pop-up coffee shop at the CBC building with photo instalation: please, let's keep it!

Check out the massive concrete furniture by French sculptor Marie Khouri installed at the Olympic Village Canada Line station. Finally, public art we can all love (especially the skateboarders). www.khouri.net