Minimidimaxi Magazine

Vancouver’s Chulo Pony made a noisy debut at Toronto Fashion Week with it’s sixth collection to date, bringing its piquant fashion sense to the Liberty Grand

Commercial and experimental collection that tweaks some old ideas and hits swimmingly on all the major Canadian trends.

Beckerman sisters debut collection set Fall 2005 on fire.

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

Mackage’s seeming allergy to full-length silhouettes is in full bloom for Fall 2005.

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.

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

Perhaps it’s too soon to tell if Sunny Fong’s debut collection hints at the future of an eminent couture designer, or a stylized flash in the pan.

For his debut spring 2005 collection, Jay Godfrey reaches for the stars and comes back with
a handful of sparkles.

Paul Hardy spins a fashion story with a cinematic edge for Spring 2005.

The collection is literally a breath of fresh air, and this is clearly apparent in the women’s line.

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

A whiff of vintage glory peppers Rosa Costanzo’s 2005 spring collection, yet not enough to overpower the designer’s unique style.

Arthur Mendonça strikes a coup for his Spring 2005 ode to truculent grace-the simplest lines cut through the glitz.

David Spencer added a touch of leather sizzle to Toronto Fashion Week with his spring 2004 collection.

If punk brides had nothing to wear to their wedding before Thien Le revealed his Spring 2004 collection.

Mark Peros Spring 2004 illustrates something that we have long suspected about the label-it’s deftness at introducing and maintaining a theme.

Mauve, purple, charcoal and smoky-mountain blue are the conspirators that work together to create Layers’ sober fall 2004 collection.

Shelli Oh ventures into brave new territory with her Fall 2004 collection.

Paul Hardy indulges not only his fans but also his own creativity for fall 2004.

Misura Fall 2003 makes the search for new silhouettes a vertical quest.

The Waiter and the Slut by Mila Finkelshtein Spring 2004 tries every which way but loose to invent new silhouettes.

For Spring 2004, Costanzo keep it punchy with divergent cuts and a high hemline.

Janet T. Planet produces a sensitive and mature collection for Spring 2004.

Reid’s trademark enthusiasm blazed through Toronto Fashion Week for the designer’s second spring collection.

The Damzels know how to put on a rocking good show for Spring 2004, and it didn’t hurt to have their own horror flick.

In a vivid ode to the fabulousness of actress Tallulah Bankhead, Joeffer Caoc gives us a taste of hedonism for fall 2004.

Shelli Oh delivers nothing more than the dainty essentials for her spring 2004 collection.

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

There was a palpable buzz surrounding the Arthur Mendonça Spring 2004 show, and the Toronto crowd wasn’t let down.