Minimidimaxi Magazine

Majtenyi flaunted a line inspired by the rugged terrains of the far North as Canada’s contribution to High Street crowd.

Andy Thê-Anh makes the patchwork gown his own with rigourous symmetry.

For fall/winter 2008, Comrags puts out an accomplished collection hinged on the concept of limited resources.

David Dixon tries something old, tries something new, and masters the art of the accent colour for his fall/winter 2008 collection.

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

Dinh Bà delivers a smart, urban collection with thrilling textures for fall/winter 2008.

Envers presents a worldly view of fall/winter 2008, balancing out glamour with welcome simplicity.

Evan Bidell uses silk, taffeta, and peau-de-soie to create architectural beauties for fall/winter 2008.

Without Helmer in fall/winter 2008’s line-up, it would be less colourful, less playful, and definitely lacking in cinematic grace.

What’s black and blue and leather all over? Joeffer Caoc’s fall/winter 2008 might give you a clue.

Lucian Matis uses a killer A-line to create both modern and vintage shapes for fall/winter 2008.

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

Muse creates a bizarre cinematic fusion of the 40s and the 80s for fall/winter 2008.

Nadya Toto made a triumphant return to L’Oreal Fashion Week in Toronto for fall/winter 2008, in typical pillowy softness.

Paul Hardy serves up subtlety spiked with flashy accessories for fall/winter 2008.

Canada might have had a fall/winter 2008 fashion season almost entirely devoid of men’s wear, were it not for Philip Sparks.

Pink Tartan takes a stab at biker chic, gold accents, and tried-and-true staples for fall/winter 2008.

If Preloved designer Peter Friesen has his way, fall/winter 2008 will be ruled by simple separates.

Evik Asatoorian uses the ‘opposites attract’ theory to take a stab at reinvention.

Simon Chang brings more than a touch of glitz to the Canadian fall/winter 2008 fashion line-up.

Zoran Dobric’s penchant for the unusual is back for fall/winter 2008, delivered in the form of accessible separates.