Forget the grunge, grit and workhouses of Toronto’s turn-of-the-century Fashion District and fast forward to today. The area is now a hustling, bustling cacophony of artists, architects, legal beagles, biz-types and tech moguls frequenting the city’s best restaurants, coolest galleries, cafés and shops. Street style chic and urban sophistication from jeans and T’s, to designer high tops to high heel Manolos. The vibe is palpable and energized. It’s a walking, biking, Ride-the-Rocket neighbourhood to just about anywhere you need to be. It’s a juxtaposition of heritage architecture and full- frontal modernism. It’s real, it’s now, it’s downtown and it’s where you’ve got to be.