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Annie Thompson’s spring-summer 2003 collection is tweaked with attitude.

Annie Di Lalla does what every fashion designer in the formative stages of their career should do

Toronto designers-to-the-hip Kelly Freeman and Rory Lindo premiered their spring/summer 2003 candy

David Dixon opens spring-summer 2003 women’s wear in black chiffon with billowy ostrich feathers for gowns and off-the-shoulder tops.

Denis Gagnon’s brilliant take on the diverse rhythms of life both captures the imagination and sates hunger for good fashion.

Montreal Fashion Week gave us great fashion from start to finish, and our up-and-coming designers did their part in making it happen.

Duy takes an organic approach to form construction, using illusory patterns and fluid bodyscapes

Yves Jean Lacasse of Envers took the cause to ensure the survival of the men s djellaba into the Musee D’Art Contemporain

Harebell’s show at the ultra modern DNA space was a cool way to wind down Toronto Fashion Week.

Hoax is one of the few labels in Canada that can design for both men and women with equal success

Janet T. Planet was bent on presenting nothing conventional for Spring/summer 2003, and was highly successful in this regard

Yvonne and Douglas Mandel proudly displayed spring/summer 2003 in an intimate engagement held in their inaugural flagship boutique

Luk’s spring/summer 2003 collection is reflective of the label’s back-to-basics attitude, as black and white separates for men and women

Elisa Dahan and Eran Elfassy are on the warpath to bring Mackage to the snappy young dressers of the world.

Montreal Fashion Week was set ablaze with her crazily cross-strapped landscape print pants with warrior webbing

For spring-summer 2003, Morgan De Toi produces a collection of commercially diverse separates

For Muse spring/summer 2003, Christian Chenail has produced perhaps his most disaffected collection.

Ol Grandeur scores big with prints and stripes. EVE is a new maternity line.

On & On Ecolochic puts an innovative spin on friperie with recycled clothing

POW, standing for ‘Power Of Women’, is both a fitting name and a credo for Andy Thê-Anh’s label.

Pat McDonagh opens spring-summer 2003 with breezy floral-print Monet Impressionism, beautiful hues of lilly, blue and turquoise.

Paul Hardy unveiled his breakthrough collection by pulling the plug on all clichés

With Spring/summer 2003, Rudsak gets back to design basics, and designer Evik Asatoorian explains why the total image had to go.

Montreal Fashion Week got a healthy dose of sunshine when Canada’s top swimwear designers put their best bare foot forward.

Tavãn & Mitto’s Spring/Summer 2003 collection Emilia paves its way in black, white, cream and pink.

Thien Le makes a powerful statement, taking no hesitating steps from the very onset of his chilly outdoor show on the banks of Lake Ontario.

Candy-apple red reigns as the label’s predominant colour of spring/summer 2003.

The collection is intricate and iconoclastic, as a closer look at any of the outfits will reveal.

The sun shines brightly in Yso’s spring/summer 2003 sky.