Minimidimaxi Magazine

Denis Gagnon’s fall-winter 2010 collection was a moving display of raw and refined sensitivity, as fringe and leather make an otherwise unlikely union.

Schiaparelli was the first designer to put zips on dresses, but Montreal designer Denis Gagnon turned it glamorously organic for spring-summer 2010.

Contrasting hardy with light and sophistication with ease, Denis Gagnon’s fall-winter 2009 offering exudes an energy all its own.

Denis Gagnon rides his unique brand of colour shock into spring/summer 2009, injecting vividness into silhouettes designed with the wardrobe multitasker in mind.

[ January 31, 2009 to February 1, 2009. January 31, 2009 to February 1, 2009. ] Denis Gagnon fall/winter 2009 in Paris WHO’S NEXT.

Denis Gagnon turns leather, wool, and chiffon into his playthings for fall/winter 2008.

For women’s ready-to-wear, there is a weaving of themes that only a designer as style-sensitive as Gagnon can muster.

Denis Gagnon’s ready-to-wear maintains the unmistakable couture look for Fall 2005, while simplifying many of the designer’s ideas.

The collection is literally a breath of fresh air, and this is clearly apparent in the women’s line.

From clingy jersey to deconstructed swaths of linen to silk-screened chiffon, this collection speaks volumes with discipline.

The minimalist groove is what Gagnon succeeded in etching.

No matter what Denis Gagnon does, his touch is virtually woven into the fabric, and things are no different for Fall 2003.

If you aren’t already a believer in the tuxedo, spend five minutes with Billy Waxman and I guarantee you’ll think twice about leaving home without your bow tie.

Denis Gagnon’s brilliant take on the diverse rhythms of life both captures the imagination and sates hunger for good fashion.

The roar of Formula One racing may have overtaken Montreal from June 6-8, but a fashion extravaganza created a little noise of its own.