Minimidimaxi Magazine

For fall-winter 2009, Pink Tartan brightens the everyday with a little help from the fox and the houndstooth.

Andy Thê-Anh tinkers with trends and reinvents old favourites for fall/winter 2009.

This funky collaboration of accessories and knitwear delivered a sporty and modern package to Montreal Fashion Week.

Contrasting hardy with light and sophistication with ease, Denis Gagnon’s fall-winter 2009 offering exudes an energy all its own.

Dubuc explores utilitarian, 50s-inspired menswear tailoring and gives it a modern twist for fall-winter 2009.

Todd Lynn plays Leader of the Opposition for fall-winter 2009, bringing a classic black and white duel to light. London fashion week coverage.

Apparently, designing a glam-rock Ford Fusion to auction on E-Bay for breast cancer research wasn’t enough: Andy Thê-Anh also had new styles to motor down the runway for fall/winter 2006.

Paul Hardy creates a complicated and sensual fabric landscape for Fall 2005 with stunning results.

Pat McDonagh manages to touch all the bases with a concise collection that solidifies her reputation as the go-to gal for exquisite noblesse.

Every piece of Joeffer Caoc’s demure, black evening wear for Fall 2005 harbours at least a modicum of razzle-dazzle.

For Fall 2005, Arthur Mendonça does little more than elaborate on the hot successes of his previous collection, though this may not be such a bad thing

The huge collection drives the point home with every piece-Frett Design produces nothing extravagant while producing everything luxurious

Naffem 2003 fur and leather collections preview

With a mandate to research the cool, The Design Network can’t help but dazzle.

Furworks gave us a taste of new trends in fur to look out for in 2003

Paul Hardy’s tribal citizen for Fall 2003 has sober laissez-faire that cannot, no matter how hard it tries, forget how to be stylish.

Nunavut Inuit Collection 2002

Yolanda Ng is getting to the fundamentals of fashion with her first fall collection.

Accessories are always a Paula Lishman specialty and this season is no exception.

Hilary Radley kicked off Montreal Fashion Week’s with a sharp reminder that Canadian outerwear has been building an name for itself for decades, if not longer.

The FurWorks Canada collections for Winter 2002 have a sporty and urban feel and are designed for broader market appeal.

Frëtt Design by Michelle Secours staged a lavish show at the Spectrum, performance venue extraordinaire, for Montreal Fashion Week.

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

Welcome to ready-to-wear in its finest hour. In arguably the most stunning collection of the Fall/Winter 2002.

“Inuit art and culture is a major inspiration for my collections”

Harricana by Gagné Mariouche, a recycled fur collection, merged their presentation with “hi-tech” sportswear and sunglasses by Oakley.

From May 6-9 at Place Bonaventure, over 300 exhibitors plied their wares to 5000 buyers and delegates for Naffem 2001

An event dedicated to showcasing new fur for Fall/Winter 2001, was the headliner for Toronto Fashion Week

Dominic Bellissimo opened his Fall/Winter 2001 fashion show with a retrospective overview of his past collections.