You know when the High Performance Rodeo opens with Hot Brown Honey, you’re in for an incredible January. I can’t remember the last time a show got me extra excited about theatre and performance, and I am a devout arts and theatre lover. As this is all about my Street Style Huntress adventures, I won’t go into a full exploration and review of the show, but I will tell you that the costumes and styling on the stage was also the perfect kick off to a month of sweet sweet theatre!
I once again had the pleasure of attending a long list of shows throughout January, while capturing street style along the way. I found some great jackets (of the leopard variety), plenty of colour and pattern, and a lot of wonderful people enjoying all that our city has to offer in cold and dreary January. I honestly don’t know any better way to get rid of the Winter blues than attending the High Performance Rodeo. Once again, an amazing job, and probably my favourite year to date!
If you missed it, make sure you check it out next year! https://www.hprodeo.ca
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