Minimidimaxi Magazine

The new Mendonça is impeccably streamlined-nearly every piece is a slinky swatch of tailored satin

CIMM’s seasonal extravaganza showed us exactly what has made them one of Canada’s leading fashion and apparel organizations.

David Dixon’s show at the BMW building in Toronto showed us with a verve that is distinctly David’s.

The minimalist groove is what Gagnon succeeded in etching.

Black and white is a designer favourite when striking for contrast, but rarely is that contrast as fierce as it is in Falbala’s latest collection.

The huge collection drives the point home with every piece-Frett Design produces nothing extravagant while producing everything luxurious

Shelli Oh ventures into brave new territory with her Fall 2004 collection.

Mauve, purple, charcoal and smoky-mountain blue are the conspirators that work together to create Layers’ sober fall 2004 collection.

The label’s leather output is kept to a minimum as other fabrics, like wool, take precedence.

In a vivid ode to the fabulousness of actress Tallulah Bankhead, Joeffer Caoc gives us a taste of hedonism for fall 2004.

There are several clues that lead me to believe that Nadya Toto had her thumb on the European fashion pulse when designing her latest collection.

POW brought a taste of East Los Angeles to the Canadian Fashion Stage.

Paul Hardy indulges not only his fans but also his own creativity for fall 2004.

Ula presents a gender flip-flop that features loose masculine draping with girlie style