Minimidimaxi Magazine

David Dixon makes another high-contrast outing in this semi-casual line of rolled and ruffled creations.

David Dixon quotes The Raven with a fall/winter 2009 collection full of dark secrets.

Birthday girl Barbie was treated to the fixings of Canada’s own David Dixon to help celebrate a milestone anniversary.

Rich texture and bold prints score a draw in David Dixon’s spring/summer 2009 collection, while crimson triumphs over longstanding predilections for black and white.

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

David Dixon shows us his fun side for spring/summer 2008, cutting loose on some of the themes that made him a Canadian fashion darling.

We were invited to a fireside chat with David Dixon for his fall/winter 2007 show at Toronto’s L’Oréal Fashion Week, though not the kind that you think.

Spring/summer 2007, a sad ode to memory and loss, allows the designer to focus on the basics, and to remind us why he’s one of Canada’s best.

David Dixon’s fall/winter 2006 collection melds Scandinavian design with cool Canadian to results that are truly original.

It’s no secret that When David Dixon puts a collection together, one of its biggest drawing point is the thematic unity, and the spring-summer 2006 collection

The tasteful sobriety his label is famous for loosens up a bit, just enough to let the playfulness in.

Spring 2005 line-up, done in classic lines that fans of David Dixon have fallen in love with long ago.

If avant-garde fashion can be characterized as extravagant but not gratuitous, then Dixon is slightly ahead of the pack.

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

The gloom of the times did nothing to quell words filled with love and impermeable hope. This was the mood that prevailed over Fall 2003 presentation.

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

This season’s Design Network interpretation of fur was showcased at Toronto Fashion Week, with designers making fur their own.

The melancholic strains of a string octet welcomed David Dixon’s powerful statement of black as a rite of passage, ‘12:01 midnight. A brand new day.’

For Spring 2002, Dixon continues to surprise.

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

Spring/summer 2001 collection preview