Spring

Ahhh, spring in Montreal, one of the most beautiful and anticipated seasons of the year. The weather is warming up, the trees are budding, the flowers are beginning to bloom, and the restaurant patios are finally opening!

Eve Gravel , Cokluch , Annie50 and Dagg & Stacey are 4 Quebec designers well known for their ethical and sustainable clothing, they are leading the trends this season with notably powder pink, mint green, peach and sky blue. These soft and luminous shades perfectly represent the spirit of renewal and rebirth that accompanies spring.

But also...

In addition to fashion trends, spring also brings a desire for renewal in many aspects of daily life. People are happier and more energetic with the increasing light levels. We're starting to live outdoors again, terraces are opening, and we eagerly await the explosion of colors brewing in nature.

Activity ideas in Rosemont Petite-Patrie for spring

1. Visit the Jean-Talon Market: The Jean-Talon Market is a must-see in the city, especially in spring when the stalls are filled with fresh produce.

2. Stroll along St-Hubert Street: St-Hubert Street is a popular shopping street full of boutiques and restaurants. You can stroll along it, window shop, and discover new gourmet spots.

3. Take a hike in Maisonneuve Park and visit the botanical garden: Maisonneuve Park is a great place to relax and enjoy nature in the city.

4. Take a bike ride through quarries near the railway tracks.

5. Enjoy a micro beer at L'Isle de Garde or Chez Ernest and discover the cabinet of curiosities.

So, get out your freshest, brightest clothes and enjoy this wonderful season!

Belle et rebelle is a women's fashion boutique where you'll discover Quebec designer clothing, locally made jewelry , and unique accessories . It's the perfect place if you're looking for an independent boutique in Montreal that focuses on local fashion , slow fashion, and female entrepreneurship . Whether you're looking for comfortable and stylish clothing, original gift ideas, or ethical and sustainable pieces, our boutique on Saint-Hubert Street is a must-see in Montreal.