Minimidimaxi Magazine

Thien Le’s Fall 2003 collection is yet another chance for unbelievers to realize that the designer is in fact a master tailor of the highest order.

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

Phillippe Dubuc did not tiptoe into Paris for the prestigious Men’s Fashion Week earlier this season.

If you aren’t already a believer in the tuxedo, spend five minutes with Billy Waxman and I guarantee you’ll think twice about leaving home without your bow tie.

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

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

Leatherwear heavyweight Rudsak is one of those engines that give menswear its impetus this season.

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

C’est Pas Grave menswear by Fong presents “High Rollers”, a fun and dressy collection inspired by casino life.

Welcome to the Total Look by Luk. Luc La Roche introduces sleek streamlining and a women’s line in ‘Hick Chic’ Fall/Winter 2002-03.

Chaotic styling rained thick on the Hoax runway, playing on themes of deconstruction.

Report is a ready-to-wear collection produced in Montreal by Modextil, and has swept through a bevy of international markets to gain 600 points of sale to date.

“We’re going to come back to a small world. Small is going to be beautiful. People will always need exclusivity.”

You’re frantically packing your suitcase for a week of carefree bliss on a remote foreign beach, abandoning the land of voicemail and spilling latté.

Siphay Southidara’s collection of deluxe fantasy matched note for note the bittersweet meanderings of the accompanying cello.

Kamkyl, composed of design team Yvonne and Douglas Mandel is taking charge of dressing the new breed of urban male

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

Montreal leather leader Rudsak has shown how its structural attributes, such as a solid roots-up business plan and “total look” approach

Fall/Winter 2001 rocks with daring “eclectic glam” for avant-garde men and women.

Kamkyl aims to combine 21st century functionality with the tradition of clothing craftsmanship.

Douglas Mandel for Kamkyl launched his first menswear collection following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather in the ways of the tailor.