Gail McInnes
Gail is regularly called up by respected national and international outlets for her expertise and insights on current events and trends. She has been featured and interviewed in the likes of eTalk, Business of Fashion, New York Times, European CEO Magazine, CBC News, CTV News, TVO, Global News' Your Morning, Sunday Mail (UK), Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, The Herald (UK), Toronto Sun, The Kit, ELLE Canada, Toronto Life, FASHION Magazine, Pie Digest, Flare, Style Democracy, Refinery29, Business.com, SheDoesTheCity, Trendhunter, NOW Magazine, and more.
 Business of FashionMeghan has shown an affinity for highlighting more local, independent brands, said Gail McInnes, owner of Magnet Creative Management, a Toronto-based fashion management company. This preference may favour Canada's fashion industry, which tends to use small production teams made up of locally hired staff. "It's almost like (being) an unofficial Canadian fashion spokesperson," McInnes said. "She's going to impact the lives of so many people by simply wearing a dress." |  FLARE“I just keep thinking about the REM song ‘It’s the End of the World as We Know It,’ and it truly is,” says Gail McInnes, the owner and president of brand management firm Magnet Creative and a stalwart in the Canadian fashion industry. “Everything we ever thought we knew about how we conduct business is completely changing.” McInnes predicts a significant dip in clothing purchases related to income loss. |  Pie Digest MagazineFashion Boss |
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 Pie Digest MagazineFashion Boss |  StyleDemocracy"Glasgow-born McInnes has been a fixture in Toronto’s fashion community for over 20 years and for good reason. Gail is super passionate about supporting local Canadian designers and makers, and we totally agree because shopping local is more important now than ever. In addition to being the owner of fashion agency Magnet Creative Management, McInnes is also co-owner of Stylist Box, which is an exclusive fashion designer showroom where high profile clients can be dressed for events." |  Shopify“Having a strong brand with compelling messaging helps customers connect to the clothing and accessories they wear. If a consumer relates to the brand, it creates a connection; the wearer feels as though the brand is an extension of themselves or at the least what the wearer would like others to perceive in them. What we wear plays a big part into how we are perceived straight off the bat. As much as we'd like to think otherwise, first impressions do count.” |
 Refinery29“We do need an outlet where the designers come together and the community comes together. It’s not just about going to the shows, but it’s also [what happens] in between the shows. There’s a lot of business deals that happen. There are connections, introductions.” |  The Morning Show (CTV)Unpacking the Marie Kondo Craze |  The Kit |
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 Sunday Mail"Gail McInnes is the Scot teaching Canada how to dress" |  Herald Magazine (Scotland) |  Global News |
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