Minimidimaxi Magazine

Contrast maybe the new buzzword on the lips of the Montreal glamourati, and Eve Gravel gives us some clues as to why this is, in her spring 2005 collection.

CIMM’s seasonal extravaganza showed us exactly what has made them one of Canada’s leading fashion and apparel organizations.

Black and white is a designer favourite when striking for contrast, but rarely is that contrast as fierce as it is in Falbala’s latest collection.

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.

Falbala’s collection looks perfect for dancing: tango, swing, salsa, you name it.

Isabelle Elie Spring 2004 is a decidedly focused collection.

One thing’s for certain, the Damzels and the girls they’ve been decking out since the beginning keep very close company.

The former stylist opened a studio boutique on Montreal’s tony Avenue Laurier last year and showcase fall 2003 in her boutique.

Candy-apple red reigns as the label’s predominant colour of spring/summer 2003.

Luk’s spring/summer 2003 collection is reflective of the label’s back-to-basics attitude, as black and white separates for men and women

Janet T. Planet was bent on presenting nothing conventional for Spring/summer 2003, and was highly successful in this regard

Toronto designers-to-the-hip Kelly Freeman and Rory Lindo premiered their spring/summer 2003 candy

The roar of Formula One racing may have overtaken Montreal from June 6-8, but a fashion extravaganza created a little noise of its own.

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.

Catherine Brulé’s Fall/Winter 2002-03 collection is a vivacious one, resurrecting some design features while debuting a few of her own.

Andrew Majtenyi serves up a streetwear tribute to the motoring age with Bruzer fall/winter 2002.

Judith Desjardins is running brisk business in Quebec.

Response hits the vintage nail on the head with her fashion installation in collaboration with Olena Zylak.

This energetic Toronto design team is on a dizzying pace, six years after breaking onto the scene with a guerrilla street vending campaign.

Wolves by Joyce Lo and Sabrina Albanese melted the ice with their Fall/Winter 2001 collection.

Rory Lindo and Kelly Freeman have developed a following primarily with cute colorful dresses