Minimidimaxi Magazine

Andrew Majtenyi makes a subtle commentary on the future of the economy with a cautiously optimistic collection for fall-winter 2010.

Denis Gagnon’s fall-winter 2010 collection was a moving display of raw and refined sensitivity, as fringe and leather make an otherwise unlikely union.

Erdem fall-winter 2010 evokes forest walks on temperamental October days, surrounded by rainswept colours and with kaleidoscope in hand.

The light designs of Eve Gravel easily adopt a coy sexiness reminiscent of French New Wave, complete with beret.

The perfect cure for winter is a walk through Joseph Helmer’s fall-winter 2010, a vivacious celebration of bold colours in patchwork.

Big textures, layered prints…and even fur? Is this Jeremy Laing? This eponymous collection rings in fall 2010 with more than just a shift in expectations.

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

Melissa Nepton adds a few spatial elements to trendy wrapping and draping to make it figure-friendly for fall-winter 2010.

This season, Christian Chenail enhances his brand’s structured classics with a focus on a strongly fitted silhouette, inspired by German New Wave cinema.

Peplum tops with ruffles and lace, rosettes and spangled dresses: seduction is a serious business and Nadya Toto is taking no prisoners.

A clean crisp fall day comes as very good news, especially if you’re Master of the Hounds.

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

This fall, Envers by Yves-Jean Lacasse is a luxuriously layered collection that draws upon the richness of Mongolia.

There has always been something about a man in uniform, and designer Ralph Prophete knows it.