Minimidimaxi Magazine

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

Envers delivers a spring/summer 2009 collection that merges comfort, luxury, and innovation like no other. Womenswear and Menswear.

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

Royalty takes a walk on the wild side in Envers’ fall/winter 2007 collection, one in which young nobles are given a lesson in urban style.

Envers whisks us to the land of make-believe with it’s spring/summer 2007 collection, with 60’s looks that are light, playful, and a touch bizarre.

Yves-Jean Lacasse reveals “Harlequin” for fall/winter 2006, a whimsical collection that takes us to the edge of the designer’s playful lunacy and back.

In Envers’ Fall 2005 line-up, vests steal the menswear spotlight, particularly a black one whose stuffed epaulets look like they were slashed off in guerilla warfare.

Indian culture had its fingerprint all over the collection, with black, red, gold and silver as the main colour palette.

If Yves-Jean Lacasse was crossing his fingers for Fall 2003, it was with the utmost confidence.

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

Once again taking us into uncharted territory, Yves-Jean Lacasse spins world histories with his own fashion-architecture studies

Strong overseas sales reflect the worldly theory at the core of Lacasse’s design and marketing paradigm.

The first edition of Sensation Design Jaguar was a fitting climax to a brilliant Fall 2001