Minimidimaxi Magazine

‘East meets West’ is definitely the theme for Miss Yau’s dazzling fall/winter 2001 collection.

What’s most impressive about Siemens is her ability to package many of the elements of fashion together in a cohesive way

For Fall/Winter 2001, Dixon continued to impress at the Steamwhistle Brewery.

Dominic Bellissimo opened his Fall/Winter 2001 fashion show with a retrospective overview of his past collections.

An event dedicated to showcasing new fur for Fall/Winter 2001, was the headliner for Toronto Fashion Week

An impressive, versatile first collection from a promising up-and-coming young designer

Harricana by Gagné Mariouche, a recycled fur collection, merged their presentation with “hi-tech” sportswear and sunglasses by Oakley.

Airoldi’s dual-themed fashions paraded forward with a demeanour befitting designs sought after by Jane Seymour.

Lauren Lebovitz fuses the classics with contemporary by way of haute quality fabrics for her new Fall/Winter 2001 Juxtaposition label.

Kamkyl aims to combine 21st century functionality with the tradition of clothing craftsmanship.

Rebecca Ford’s Fall 2001 collection flaunted its way past style-savvy Montrealers at Luscious’ outdoor fashion show

Marilyn Brooks’ Fall/Winter 2001 collection is a celebration of colour and movement.

The innovative line of limited run pieces definitely has West Coast Canada written all over it

Fall/Winter 2001 collection was presented under the theme ‘Hitchcock Women’

Multi-textured fabrics that embrace the futuristic spirit while yearning for a simpler time are what make Fall/Winter 2001 a season of perspective.

From May 6-9 at Place Bonaventure, over 300 exhibitors plied their wares to 5000 buyers and delegates for Naffem 2001

Olena Zylak walks the line with her knitwear collection for fall-winter 2001.

Pat McDonagh’s Fall/Winter 2001 collection did not deviate from the high personal standards that she has set.

Rigor collection by Karen Pottle of St. Johns, Newfoundland fuses the influences of harsh nature softened by classic lines.

Fall/Winter 2001 rocks with daring “eclectic glam” for avant-garde men and women.

Montreal leather leader Rudsak has shown how its structural attributes, such as a solid roots-up business plan and “total look” approach

With the fashion world turning to Scandinavian influence for rejuvenation, new talent Simon Ekrelius is receiving due attention

When Thien Le presented his Fall/Winter 2001 collection at the Windsor Arms Hotel during Toronto Fashion Week

This year, Ula Zukowska presented her Fall/Winter 2001 collection in the multi-levelled Bata Shoe Museum

Vir-go by Kafi Wilson & Karen Uhm has brought a breath of fresh air

Wolves by Joyce Lo and Sabrina Albanese melted the ice with their Fall/Winter 2001 collection.

YSO presented its Fall/Winter 2001 collection to the video projection stylings of visual artist Claude Ferland.