Minimidimaxi Magazine

For fall, veteran designer Philippe Dubuc presented a nautical-inspired menswear collection aboard a freight ship docked at the Old Port of Montreal.

Dubuc explores utilitarian, 50s-inspired menswear tailoring and gives it a modern twist for fall-winter 2009.

One of Canada’s ambassadors to the fashion world came home to roost at Montreal Fashion Week, delivering a spring-summer 2006 that met with mixed reactions.

Phillippe Dubuc did not tiptoe into Paris for the prestigious Men’s Fashion Week earlier this season.

Show placed Canada’s best designers and their designs side-by-side.

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.

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.

Dubuc pulled out all the stops to show both spring and fall to a voracious crowd.

Canadian designer Philippe Dubuc is one such createur de mode whose obsession is contagious.

The first edition of Sensation Design Jaguar was a fitting climax to a brilliant Fall 2001