This holiday season has seen quite the buzz around Santa Claus, with various interpretations of the jolly figure emerging across the U.S. From Santa who specializes in connecting with autistic children to the laid-back sleeping Santa, and even the trendy hipster Santa, it seems like everyone has their take on the classic character. Enter “Fashion Santa”—a modern twist that has sparked both intrigue and discussion.
Imagine if Santa took a break from his traditional role as the toy maker and decided to step into the world of fashion modeling. Thanks to Yorkdale Mall in Toronto, this isn’t just a whimsical thought anymore.
Traditionally, the Santa I envision is a cheerful fellow with a round belly and rosy cheeks—someone who embodies the spirit of indulgence and doesn’t shy away from the cookies and milk left out in his honor. A Santa who wouldn’t even consider the concept of “low-carb” or “high protein” diets. Who really wants a Santa that would turn his back on the sugary treats?
While Fashion Santa may offer a fresh visual appeal, I still prefer my Santa to be the jovial, imperfect character he was always meant to be. However, Fashion Santa does have a charitable side. As part of its holiday campaign, Yorkdale Mall pledges to donate $1 to SickKids Foundation for each selfie shared with the hashtag #YorkdaleFashionSanta—up to a remarkable $10,000. This initiative not only promotes a new take on Santa but also supports a worthy cause.
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In summary, while Fashion Santa brings a stylish twist to the holiday season, it’s essential to remember the heart and spirit of the traditional Santa—one who embraces imperfections and joy.
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