Julia Mastroianni is the Executive Editor at Streets of Toronto. She specializes in the intersection of beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and consumer events, covering topics such as the fashion industry, nightlife, and celebrity news. Julia's work has been featured in the Regina Leader-Post, Streets of Toronto, and Xtra Magazine.
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Julia's coverage mainly focuses on local Toronto content, particularly in the realms of beauty & fashion, house & home, and real estate. She tends to cover events, cite data or trends related to these topics and often includes seasonal and promotional deal aspects.
If you plan to reach out for potential coverage by Julia Mastroianni, consider pitching stories that align with her focus areas such as unique lifestyle shops opening in Toronto neighborhoods; seasonal fashion guides specific to Toronto weather; or insights into local real estate market trends. Additionally, human interest stories about Torontonians' achievements in entertainment or other fields could also be of interest based on her past articles.
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By: Julia Mastroianni
Iconic discount retailer Zellers has officially announced its comeback in Ontario — and it's starting with a location in Toronto! This month, North York will be getting will be getting Ontario's first Zellers as part of its recent retail return.
Toronto has another weekend of summer weather ahead of us, and there are countless ways to enjoy it! From music festivals and street-wide block parties to art walks, these are the best things to do in Toronto this weekend.
By: Meta Time, Julia Mastroianni
It may not officially be summer until June 21, but here in Toronto, the weather gets hot way before that — and only foolproof way to cool off is by the water.
By: Julia Mastroianni
When warm weather hits in Toronto, it's only a matter of time before every weekend is filled up with pop-up markets for every taste!
By: Julia Mastroianni
When the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Toronto this week, the whole city is going full soccer mode — including, it turns out, in the fashion world.
By: Meta Time, Julia Mastroianni
When long-standing Roncesvalles clothing boutique Frock announced it would be closing its doors after 23 years in February, news spread fast.
By: Meta Time, Julia Mastroianni
When Cirque du Soleil rolls into town on June 18 with its brand new show LUZIA , it'll be taking the audience to a make-believe Mexico filled with old movie sets, beaches, deserts and plenty of colour.
By: Julia Mastroianni
One of the best parts of summer are fairs and carnivals, filled with midway rides, games where you can win ridiculously-sized stuffed animals and fried foods.
By: Julia Mastroianni
Calling the dads who love to hang out on the water, in the stands, on the green or by the racetrack!
This weekend in Toronto brings shockingly hot temperatures above 25 C, the official start of FIFA World Cup season in the city and plenty of fun traditions. From Taste of Little Italy to the World Naked Bike Ride and soccer celebrations, these are the best things to do in Toronto this weekend.
