Must-Have Fall Accessories

Lighter fashion chronicle today. What, is it possible to be more airy than normal? my favorite detractors will scoff here. Oh yes. Never underestimate my abilities to embrace futility.

When we are passionate about a Quebec TV series, our eye catches on details that are not at all important for the development of the plots, but which end up obsessing us. It is stronger than us. It devours our bodies, as La Chicane would say.

Can someone adjust the crooked glasses of Benjamin (Guillaume Cyr) in Another Story? THANKS.

There are even pieces of clothing or set pieces that steal the show from performers in several soap operas. Here is a non-exhaustive list of ultra-trendy, super trendy accessories for fall television in Quebec.

Tina's swinging doors

Reopen, close. Close, reopen. Reopen, close. Not a single episode of All Life goes by without the principal of the Marie-Labrecque school, the intense Tina Carpentier-Trudel (Hélène Bourgeois Leclerc), struggling with the two heavy wooden doors of her office.

The social worker enters, Éloïze’s dad comes out. Enter the weird cop, exit the scarfed cantinière. Enter the pregnant tennis player, her adulterous mother comes out. And start over. Long live Christophe's (Roy Dupuis) ​​sliding door!

Gabrielle Simard's frock coats

The post 31 lieutenant was tied up and then shot at point-blank range. Her teenage daughter was abducted and then dumped in the trunk of a car. Bonus: her husband borrowed 5 million from criminals. Fortunately, Gabrielle (Geneviève Brouillette) finds comfort in the many variations of her frock coats, which she has been wearing continuously since her arrival on the Radio-Canada detective soap opera. In black or navy blue, Gabrielle's uniform deserves a funkier, less madam touch.

OD fisherman's hats

Fashionable people call them bucket hats, fisherman's hats or simply "bobs". In double occupancy houses, Julie-Anne often wears them. Her boyfriend Jordan too. Luis Maxime too. Carl too. Jay Du Temple also sported a plush one this week. In short, it's a lot more trendy than a sponsored cap from the M2 store.

Reginald's dirty cap

Equal to Jean-Michel's (Frédéric Millaire-Zouvi) white sunglasses, which he wears behind his neck, Reginald's dirty cap (Maxime de Cotret ) of 5^th Rank captures our attention more than the headbands of Marie-Luce (Maude Guérin) or the skeletons under the trailer. She is frankly disgusting, this sweat-soaked cap. Of course, Reginald lives in a cabin in the woods. This rural remoteness, however, should not prevent him from knowing of the existence of a washing machine, Lord.

Danielle Cuivre's books

Fans of Discussions with my parents revel in the titles of novels by Danielle Cuivre (hello Danielle Steel), which the authors have fun scattering all over the episodes. Examples ? The flows of the building inspector, Marquee in Bozo's pants, The grout of the ceramic installer or Vegetarian, vicious and virgin!

The caïd's wet banana

All the objects seen in That's how I love you deserve a chronicle. Like: the cocaine record player, the yellow dishwashing gloves, the Joy of Sex book, the Water Wizzle, the rifle, the Mason jar of booze cherries, the rayon shirts, or the headache bottles (from the Baby Duck). But it is the Slip'n Slide of the caïd of Sainte-Foy, played by René Richard Cyr, who wins the prize for the most coveted gadget. This long yellow carpet, on which the boss is garroche in soft underpants, has even eclipsed the state-of-the-art video recorder which records the episodes of the Tannants!

The return of bicycles

After the retirement of champion Brigitte Francœur (Julie Perreault) from L'échappée, we have two new active transportation enthusiasts in our series: Christophe (Roy Dupuis), from All life, and Félix (Marc-André Grondin), from Fragile. Christophe looks like the motivated guy who supports Mayor Valérie Plante's REV rue Saint-Denis, while Félix falls back on the bicycle because he doesn't really have a choice. As he comes out of prison and is broken like a nail, Félix puts on his big helmet, his ski goggles and his astronaut suit to face the snowy streets of his village, like a regional Luc Ferrandez.

The honorable mentions

The hair hat of the sergeant-detective Céline Trudeau (Isabel Richer) in The fault, the limoncello of Anemone (Marina Orsini) in Another story, the coffee maker dismantled Christian (Christian Bégin) in Les mecs, the Denis Gagnon-style glasses that serve as decoration in the office of Sonia Blanchard (Pascale Montpetit) in District 31, the shoulder bag of Roy Dupuis in Tout la vie, not to mention the Roku by Éloïse from Double Occupation, which turned Quebec upside down.