Minimidimaxi Magazine

Marie Saint Pierre gives us deceptive ease and lightness in ol’ basic black for fall-winter 2010.

Marie Saint Pierre’s fall-winter 2009 collection bursts with her signature ruffles, and with volume and streamlining in all the right places.

Marie Saint Pierre does fall/winter 2008 in black, white, and red for yet another collection of stunning silhouettes.

Marie Saint Pierre offers up a structural feast for spring/summer 2008, from deconstructed Victorian to futuristic fantasy.

Marie Saint Pierre captures motion perfectly in her poetic and feminine collection, features some of the most sensual output in the Canadian fashion calendar.

It’s unanimous—Marie Saint Pierre was one of the highlights of Montreal Fashion Week spring/summer 2007, wowing the crowd with killer shapes not to be found on anyone else’s runway.

Gentle yet daring, graceful yet organically subversive can sum up what Marie Saint Pierre has done for spring 2005.

Welcome to a night at the opera with Marie Saint-Pierre, who will be entertaining spring guests in three acts.

Marie Saint Pierre doesn’t just try; she succeeds in spades.

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.

This season’s Design Network interpretation of fur was showcased at Toronto Fashion Week, with designers making fur their own.

Welcome to ready-to-wear in its finest hour. In arguably the most stunning collection of the Fall/Winter 2002.

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